Racer X said:
And judging by your screen name you ride dirtbikes... Costa Rica has great dirt for motocross. Nice n' moist dirt with good traction especially during the dry season.
If you end if buying some land, build a track and invite me out... I am thinking about shipping my two nikes out there!
BDiz...
Hey Racer X, mail me tell me what you are looking for. I Have a friend in real estate.
mail at charlesftrinidad@yahoo.com
Details like what kind of property, where, if you have been here in CR and what price you are looking for.
Cheers
mail at charlesftrinidad@yahoo.com
Details like what kind of property, where, if you have been here in CR and what price you are looking for.
Cheers
give me a call on at my USA number (954)556-7335 and vist my web page at www.alitercorp.com it has information about buying property in Costa Rica .
Racer X said:
Dime Bag said:
Thought maybe his screen name had something to do with this:
http://www.racerxill.com/default.aspx
Could be wrong though, I never watched speed racer.
BDizzle
Is this something that you would ve interested in?alitercorpsa said:
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</td> </tr> <tr> <td colspan="2" valign="top"> Outrageous view of San Jose Valley, from unspoiled and cozy Escazu. You feel as you were in Costa Rica's prodigious countryside, surrounded by exhuberant vegetation. Pico Blanco peak to the west, and lying at your feet, to the East, North and South, all of the valley of San Jose. Dry, cool climate (except for the rainy season!) At night, it's an spectacle of lights.
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Not to burst any bubbles, but if you really are 15-20 years from moving there, give it some time to see what's good in that time. Just ask the people who live there how different the place is for someone in your situation compared to 1990. There could be a lot of different hot spots or better places by then, you just really never know. Unless you are going to make numerous trips down there a year until your retirement, I wouldn't suggest making a big investment in it.
This will sound a little far fetched, but I invested in some beach props, and have made a little over 200k (current value) in a little under 4 years. Initial investment $2500 per lot, and $258 per month per lot. House costs 60K, lot cost 12.5k at opening. Bought 2 on small down payments and low monthlys, and current selling price 199K Each.
House + Lot = 72.5K now selling at 199K waiting list. I am in more shock than anyone. I have standing offers on two of the homes now, and construction starts in June. I am considering liquidating. This was all a pleasant accident to be honest.
This is a good time to buy and sell in CR. Expected Foriegners living in CR expected to double by 2010.
I was going to buy three to start, and now kick myself for not doing it.
House + Lot = 72.5K now selling at 199K waiting list. I am in more shock than anyone. I have standing offers on two of the homes now, and construction starts in June. I am considering liquidating. This was all a pleasant accident to be honest.
This is a good time to buy and sell in CR. Expected Foriegners living in CR expected to double by 2010.
I was going to buy three to start, and now kick myself for not doing it.
There is a great real estate agecy called www.latitude9.com, they can find something for you, or recommend someone.
Give them a try!
Give them a try!
