Ibenta ang Inabando naming Bahay

Summary

The video script narrates the story of a family who, after a year of anticipation, faced the heartbreaking reality of their dream home project being halted by a fraudulent contractor. Despite the setback, they explore Tagaytay for new properties, visiting several houses with varying features like pools and glass walls. They consider selling their land to fund a new home, reflecting on the possibility of a better future and seeking viewers' help in finding a suitable property that fits their vision.

Takeaways

• 🏡 The family had a dream of building their dream house on a plot of land acquired in July 2023.
• 💔 Unfortunately, the construction was halted due to issues with their contractor, leading to a scam and the house remaining unfinished.
• 🌄 The plot is in a prime location with a beautiful view, especially memorable to the family as it's where the couple was courted.
• 😔 The family is disappointed as they have to repeatedly answer questions about the house's status, often having to say it's still not built.
• 🏞️ They are considering selling the land as they wish to move on from the ordeal and start fresh.
• 🚗 Despite a typhoon, the family went on a trip to Tagaytay to view different properties for sale, indicating their intent to find a new home.
• 🏠 They viewed several properties, each with unique features like pools and resort-like settings, but faced issues like insufficient rooms.
• 💭 The family is contemplating whether it's the right time to invest in a new property or to wait and save more money for a dream house.
• 🌟 They remain hopeful that a better opportunity will come along, believing that what's coming will be better than what they've lost.
• 👨‍👩‍👧‍👦 The family is open to considering alternative options, such as buying a resort, to provide a comfortable living space for their growing family.

Q & A

When was the land purchased for the dream house?

The land was purchased in July 2023.

Why was the location of the land significant to Carlin and the family?

The location was significant because it was the spot where Carlin and the family had their memorable moments, and it was where they planned to build their dream house.

What was the original plan for the land according to the script?

The original plan was to complete the construction of their dream house by December of the year they purchased the land.

What happened that caused the family to reconsider their plans for the land?

The contractor they were working with allegedly scammed them, and as a result, the construction of their dream house was not completed, leaving them with only the land.

What is the current status of the land according to the script?

The land is currently for sale, as the family wants to move on from the disappointment and find a new property to build their dream house.

Why did the family decide to visit Tagaytay to look for properties?

The family decided to visit Tagaytay to look for properties as a way to move on from their disappointment and find a new location for their dream house.

What type of properties did the family consider during their visit to Tagaytay?

The family considered various properties, including houses with pools, resort-type villas, and properties with glass walls and large living areas.

What was the main issue with the properties they viewed in Tagaytay?

The main issue was that the properties they viewed did not have enough rooms to accommodate their family, or they did not fully meet their expectations.

What is the family's alternative plan if they cannot find their dream house?

Their alternative plan is to invest in a property and sell it later to accumulate funds to buy another property that better suits their needs.

What is the family's hope for the future regarding their dream house?

The family hopes that what is coming will be better than what has gone and that they will eventually find a property that they can turn into their dream house.

What is the family's message to potential property owners or agents in the script?

The family is reaching out to potential property owners, agents, or brokers who might have properties for sale that could be a good fit for them, especially those overlooking Tagaytay or with a similar scenic view.