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Well it’s not all perfect hear you know… I very nearly put on a shirt this morning but it’s about 84 degrees now in Santa Ana so I’m OK.
[img]https://www.welovecostarica.com/public/images/Santa_Ana_Weather.jpg[/img]
You certainly can have a [u]very[/u] comfortable lifestyle anywhere in Costa Rica on $5,000 per month.
If you don’t like the hot weather too much then you should probably stay away from the coasts and try finding your little slice of paradise in the Central Valley area.
Hope that helps …
Scott
[quote=”sprite”]Check out “Techos Siglo 21 & Montana Paraiso at
http://casasenescazu.com/Let me know what you think.[/quote]
EXTREMELY IMPORTANT PS FROM SCOTT
Before you do business with these Canadians I would strongly encourage you to search this forum for the name ‘Trevor Chilton’ and his failed project in Jaco… Scott
I have changed the video on the portal page, I wish you luck in your efforts to contact the filmmaker…
If you click on the Vimeo video link you’ll go to [url=http://vimeo.com/81913525]this page[/url].
I certainly appreciate your concern but I honestly think you would be wasting your time …
Scott
Sounds bloody expensive so it is probably correct 😀
If it’s any consolation, I also have a Toyota RAV except it’s a 1999 and I also paid just over 200,000 colones.
In spite of the increased cost of living here (and everywhere else) we love Costa Rica.
Scott
This thread is about the Costa Rica’s coming elections…
[size=200]PLEASE POST ONLY ABOUT COSTA RICA’S COMING ELECTIONS OR YOU POST WILL BE DELETED.[/size]
Thank you ….
[quote=”imxploring”]The majority of the improvements in everyday life over the last 100 years have to do with advancements in science, technology, and medicine. And before you say it… all had little or nothing to do with the politicians that were elected in any given year or generation. …. We can however thank the politicians for the massive public debt that’s been accumulated for the programs they promised and used to secure the votes they needed to get themselves elected and reelected. The “gift” that will never stop giving![/quote]
Couldn’t agree with you more imxploring…
Scott
Welcome to Costa Rica!
There are thousands of articles and Discussion on this website that might give you some of the information you are looking for ….
1. Many people have spoken highly of George’s tours ….
2. Sure! It’s beautiful and different than the Pacific…
3. We have a rental section [url=https://www.welovecostarica.com/public/Rental-Homes-And-Apartments-in-Costa-Rica.cfm]on this site here[/url].Scott
Who pays the Realtor?
Most of the time the seller is paying the Realtor a commission to sell his home, there really isn’t much else you need to know …
There is nothing wrong with earning a commission to do a good, honest job of selling something but, and this is a big but…
IMHO there aren’t that many Realtors that I trust in this country to do a “good, honest job” (that same old 90:10 rule) which is why I only recommend a handful of them …
Scott
Interesting how there is not one single link to any official source in the article that might confirm this “new international airport” in Orotina
Villalta is a full blooded Communist and IMHO would be a TOTAL, unmitigated disaster for Costa Rica.
Johnny Araya is very popular although a few well connected attorney friends of mine seem to think he’s not quite as crispy clean as he appears…
But realistically, has anything actually improved from one election to the next in the U.S?
Does anything actually improve from one election to the next in the U.K?
Does anything improve from one election to the next anywhere?
I don’t believe the political and economic problems in Costa Rica and in most places around the world can solved by replacing one talking head for another, we need a new system free of the cancerous Central Banks, their City of London/Wall Street bankster buddies and all the Shylocks running them!
Scott
