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Hey,
were thinking of getting married abroad, st lucia or maybe somewhere on the Indian ocean! Anybpdy know any great travel agents or a agent that specialises in weddings!
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Honest opinions about living in Puerto Rico? |
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Growing up in T&T....? |
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Do you think that aruba is getting too much bad press??? |
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Trip to Cuba - Can I bring a cell phone with a build in GPS? |
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Wet foot, dry foot....Is this policy geared to treat Haitians unfairly.? |
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Any good resort ideas for a honeymoon leaving from Florida? |
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My Trini People!? |
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If people in Puerto Rico earn so little, how do they pay their mortgages? |
I'm looking in to moving to Puerto Rico, and I understand that I'll have to take a pay cut. I've read that most jobs pay below 30 or even 20k. But when I search Real Estate websites like Coldwell Banker, Most of the houses for sale are several hundren thousand dollars. Is there something I'm missing here? How do Puertoricans afford their homes? Am I looking at the wrong realtors? Any information you can give me about this and other advice related to moving to Puetro Rico would be greatly appreciated. |
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yayi
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Where in Puerto Rico?, you cannot compare San Juan with let's say Cabo Rojo or Juncos or Caguas. Real Estate depends on the region and location. Metropolitan area you will not find anything decent for under 75,000.
Maybe you are looking at high-end neighboorhoods in San Juan. Check in endi.com for the classified section. Real Estate in PR looks very similar to Florida in the early 90's and late 80's. Coast and beach is very expensive, Mountain and Rural is less expensive |
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Koji Kabuto
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Puerto Rican's own their land, many have kept properties in the family since the Spaniards discover the new world. Even after the U.S. took possession of the territory, every Puerto Rican was given a piece of land to live on. On the other hand if you are moving to the San Juan Metropolitan Area, this area is a big tourist area and most of the money in the island is there, TV Stars, Radio Personalities, Singers, Actors, the Bacardi Family, foreigners with summer homes and every other rich citizen of the island has some kind of property on that area. |
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cuteboymom
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My parents just purchased a nice house in Isabela, the house is only 3 years old, 2 br, 1 bath, huge kitchen & living room, dinning area, a separate apartment on the bottom floor and 1/2 acre of land, beautiful flat land for only $125K. Now like many of the other answers if you are looking in the metro area you will pay more and get less. |
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urbansurvivor
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As one of the answer was that many Boricuas own the land they live in is true. As for the other answer that they just work and pay mortgages that is not true Boricuas arevery inventive and have many things to do ,outside of just work. If you want less expensive housing you must live outside the metro area. They do have some very good housing outside of San Juan area. And there is a company named MASSO who will build for you for less than a purchase of an already build home. If you don't mind commuting it is the best deal. |
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Bren
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The same goes for living in Florida, but we pay for our lots. Most people in Florida have 2 job per persons. |
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lightingmcqueen93
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yall should let a true puertoriquena answer this question my relatives in puerto rico are all rich and its true most of them own there land but some choose succesful careers and live great its there choice to live the way they do and if your so worried about it then dont move there plus its always about 100degrees or more |
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shinningstarofthecarribean
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They work to Pay their bills..No quality time..no entretaiment... |
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