Expat HOMELESS in the Philippines After FILIPINA Took his HOUSE - Part 3

Watch Part 1 https://youtu.be/Mymop8rXSJE watch part2 https://youtu.be/EpD1b4S_1wM watch the original on @RaffyTulfoInAction https://youtu.be/rPf_0nh3EJQ?si=HaCznLPFYjIA0Fkn 0:00 - Intro to foreigner's story 0:46 - No contact from Miss Hart & Miss Marie 0:59 - Why he's in the Philippines 1:18 - Relationship with Miss Marie 2:13 - Relationship with Miss Hart 3:02 - Feelings about failed relationships 3:51 - Reflections on interviews and motivations 5:00 - Future plans after the breakup 5:40 - Desire for Money Back 6:17 - Miss Hart disputes house value 7:36 - Agreement to installment payments 9:21 - Commentary on the payment agreement 10:40 - Tour of Miss Hart's property 11:40 - Dispute over 2nd house value 12:30 - Discussion on car and membership investments 14:16 - Critique on the man's decision-making 16:12 - Tour of Miss Marie's Property 17:34 - Money transferred, visa secured, and future plans 19:28 - Final Thoughts and Lessons Learned This video continues the story of a foreigner living in the Philippines who invested heavily in two properties for his former partners, both transgender women. The man, a Swiss national, explains he chose the Philippines for its affordability and beaches, though the host suggests romantic relationships were a primary driver. The core of the video focuses on the man's attempts, with the help of a public service program, to recover his investments. He initially sought 1.5 million pesos for the first house and 9 million for the second. After negotiations, Miss Hart agrees to pay 300,000 pesos in installments for the first house, while Miss Marie eventually transfers 2.2 million pesos for the second, much less than its original value or the initially discussed 5 million. The video also touches on the complexities of property rights in the Philippines, particularly concerning land without official titles. Despite the significant losses, the man expresses happiness in having recovered some money and secured his renewed visa, allowing him to stay in the Philippines. The host concludes by expressing concern over the man's substantial financial losses and urges viewers to exercise caution and legal protection in investments and relationships abroad.