Are you considering living and working remotely from Nicaragua? This article covers the benefits, things to consider
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The guide to grocery shopping in San Juan Del Sur, Nicaragua
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How I ended up going from a farm in rural Alberta, Canada to living on the beach in Nicaragua
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This article was updated May 29, 2020
Thinking about buying a vehicle in Nicaragua as a foreigner? Here are the things to consider first.
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Thinking about moving to Nicaragua with kids? This article is all about the private San Juan Del Sur Day School and what it provides for the children enrolled there.
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Lately we’ve been completing a lot of transactions here in remotely. This is a guide to buying property in Nicaragua from outside the country.
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A guide to getting health care in Nicaragua as a foreign citizen. Updated March 27, 2020
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It’s a new year in Nica and there’s lots happening in the San Juan Del Sur property market. The main takeaway is that prices are low and sales have picked back up.
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Buying property in Nicaragua? You might need some help to manage it. Here’s a guide to the best option in San Juan Del Sur
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San Juan Del Sur got some major improvements to emergency services in October
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Using corporations for real estate and residency in Nicaragua
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The new hospital just opened in San Juan Del Sur. Check out the article for more
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CentralAmerica.com picked its 19 favourite blogs from the region. Guess who got picked in Nica?
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What does the property market in Nicaragua look like right now?
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Nicaragua is facing political challenges, But that is also creating some once in a lifetime real estate opportunities for investors. Click to see the best deals right now.
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The interview I did with the New York Times was featured as part of an article on real estate in Nicaragua! Check out the article.
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As of 2018 Nicaraguan banks are extending financing to qualified foreign buyers! Now Americans, Canadians, Europeans and Australians with good credit in their home countries can apply for mortgages. The minimum down payment is generally 20%, and term lengths up to 25 years are available.
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With everything from island hopping, stand up paddle boarding, ATV's, Monkeys, trails to turtle hatching, cuisine and monkeys. What else could you want from three days in Nica?
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INTUR, the Nicaragua national tourism department, has launched a multi-million dollar advertising campaign.
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Why would you ever want to go home?
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