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Mexico/Central America retirement
- Thread starter tsenn
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Are you trying to sell Baja real estate like MitchellC?
Because he always starts off with those questions.
Right before he tells you not to be a fool.
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I just need to work on my tan and I am a poor dark skinned person.You are projecting your own.
Not everyone hates poor dark-skinned people.
Reparado.
So far I like El Salvador, Mexico, and I haven't ruled out Panama. Zero idea if I'll wind up any of these places; for now, just motivating to save.
Always dreamed of retiring early in CR. Quick google search shows some cheap houses and condos available still but yea the cost of living by a coastal town is like living in CA for the most part.
I think Panama would be a great option. Have a friend who moved his wife and him to Bocas Del Toro and is nothing but stoked.
I think Panama would be a great option. Have a friend who moved his wife and him to Bocas Del Toro and is nothing but stoked.
I speak landscape/nursery industry spanish...:/ My wife is fluent and has spent time studying in Mexico and Costa Rica, and is comfortable there...of course, I have not run any of this by her...
Can just imagine suggesting this to the blacks who are unhappy with their situation in America. "Have you thought about migrating back to your country of origin in Africa to be amongst your own people?"
Rawanda anyone? Anyone?
You are a little late with that idea. Think Liberia.Can just imagine suggesting this to the blacks who are unhappy with their situation in America. "Have you thought about migrating back to your country of origin in Africa to be amongst your own people?"
Rawanda anyone? Anyone?
I guess aussies have nothing to relate to as far as pissing-on minorities.
Heard good things about Panama, use the US dollar, good roads, reasonably stable Government. Plus the fishing looks insane on the pacific side and the surf aint bad either.
I wasn't making commentary on race.
It's a commentary on those with money who move to 3rd world countries to "escape" whatever way the United States is going.
It's a commentary on those with money who move to 3rd world countries to "escape" whatever way the United States is going.
I love the US but it's so crowded on the coast in so cal.
I think the allure of the 3rd world escape is a lesser crowded affordable coast.
I know this is a fantasy.
But it's a pretty good one.
Mi español is el guapo
Don't forget the effort then to make said 3rd world country "just like home because they do things stupid here".
Most of them have roots here that go back longer than Scots Irish migrants in the late nineteeth, early twentieth century.Can just imagine suggesting this to the blacks who are unhappy with their situation in America. "Have you thought about migrating back to your country of origin in Africa to be amongst your own people?"
Rawanda anyone? Anyone?