These were poor, blue collar working people (my grandfather spoke broken English) that never made any significant money but worked hard, didn't piss away money on stupid stuff, and ended up with a nice little home that they paid off. 

@Ricardo Naya Love the idea of having an English-speaking community here in Spain.

Then I want to ask everyone to be very careful with their SEO strategies.One quick look at their backlinking profile would scare the living crap out of anyone that knows anything about SEO.Most of them are not even English, and in case you don't know what a backlink is or the importance it has to seo... take it from me, .. it is BAD!!

I changed the roof (full tear off) on a colonial including it's garage in E English village for $9k which I thought was pretty good.

I vote Belize or St Kitts - both English speaking, safe, inexpensive, and offer direct flights to/from major airports like Atlanta and Miami...

They key differentiator here is their English skills since you also want them to make calls, that's the first thing you need to focus on. 

Hi Charleen, I have relationships with several lenders on the island (and they speak English) but getting a loan for an investment property is very different that on the mainland. 

I've even had a Vietnamese co-worker who doesn't speak much English mention a business venture together, teaching what I do. ( Coordinate Measuring machine programmer - Zeiss Calypso and gears.)Unless I become very wealthy fast, the plan is to move to a tropical place for a while.

Hi Trinity, I've found that callers from Mexico and Latin America work best since they have excellent English (they grew up in the US as kids) and have the best sales/hustle skills for cold calling.

He speaks English and started his own company in between he’s so good!