About artisthealer

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Nicaragua: Best Place for Real Estate Investment:

Which is the best choice for real estate investment and high returns, San Juan del Sur? Granada? Matagalpa? ?

Nicaragua: Small Farm:

Seeking a small farm 1 to 5 manzanas with hills, forest, stream/river and mature fruit trees.. A small casita on it is fine and optional. I can pay up to 30, 000 cash. Prefer near waterway, lake or in hills/mountains area, such as Jinotega, Maltagalpa, Popoyo, Maderas, or similar. Feel free to contact me with accurate, detailed information.

Nicaragua: Give me your experience please:):

Granada is a touristy city, so it has good and bad. This is micro-climate country so some places are hotter/cooler than others. My experience has been limited to Granada and San Juan del Sur (Rivas). Rivas is not bad. It is pit-stop larger town with a great market. The region is safe and you have access to San Juan del Sur, Ometepe, and some of the beaches. I cannot recommend San juan del Sur unless you have surfing in your blood (sarcasm). San Juan del sur has schools for sure, however I have only seen the elementary schools because my place is not far from one. It is also a touristy place, with a strong surfer community. There are much better beaches in Nicaragua and I recommend either being near a beach or in the hills as you'll have lots to do for a family. Food prices in San Juan are higher than in Rivas and Rivas is lower for food, etc than Granada. Rivas is also a safer place than Granada and San Juan del sur. Come visit. Check out all the places mentioned then decide which one. Also visit other parts of the country if your schedule allows. There is more than just the Pacific coast by the way.

Uruguay: Excited,, A little Nervous, and Ready:

I am looking to move to Uruguay. I think this site / service is wonderful and it is all of the many minds that offer advice, ask questions, share ideas that make it so. For some finally settling down in their new expat abode might be that "ah" moment, but for me I think one of those top 5 "ah" moments is going to be sharing first-hand experience in forum, or blog to a potential expat seeker (preferably while I sit munching on local cuisine, at a cool cafe, while I type away on my notebook). With that said, I am open to share and get started. A little about me: I'm a professionally schooled Naturopathic doctor (N.D.) and an artist. I'm not big on urban living, but I don't dodge any busy city as long as it's vibrant with lots to offer. My thing is more a laid back country setting with great views of the hills, and not to far from a big body of water (beach, lake, river, creek). Feel free to chime in with tips, ideas, links, etc. If you have a property that fits my style, please share. I am single, but who knows that might change when I move. Thanks for reading and I look forward to offering more.

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