Social Security Pays Me $1,050. Here, That Makes Me the Landlord, Not the Tenant.

After forty-seven years of rent increases, sold buildings, and eviction notices in someone else's font, retired law librarian Rosalind Fenwick used her $1,050 Social Security check and a defined slice of her savings to buy a small three-unit building near a university in Dumaguete City — and became a landlord for the first time in her life. This is the story of a lifelong tenant who finally stopped waiting for the letter and started writing it herself. This is a dramatized retirement story based on the real trend of Western retirees relocating to the Philippines. Cost figures reflect publicly reported ranges. Footage used under Creative Commons license. [Insert specific clip attributions here. #RetireAbroad #PhilippinesRetirement #DumagueteLife #ExpatStory #SecondActs #StartingOver #RetirementStory #SocialSecurity    • [4k] Just walk around Plaza Lapaz,  Iloilo...      • This is how Filipino celebrate their Annua...      • [4k] Just walk in Diversion Road, Manduria...