I was told today they have a Facebook Group - on a call with them, with someone with an incredibly challenging accent.   

For the home I'm buying the parts and fixtures for now for two full baths completely gutted, which will be not upper middle or higher end for this market but high end with a incredible older (1938) home that's been updated with a very high end kitchen and more but two original and very obsolete baths upstairs, for the shower for instance, I'm quite sure a normal mixer and shower head, even if its a nice set, won't cut it.

There is no monthly fee, and no Wi-Fi required, and you can still generate codes remotely.Let me clarify, because the "Wi-Fi not required" thing can generate a lot of questions.Summary: You do NOT need to be connected TO THE LOCK via the Internet.The lock does not need to connect to the Internet at all.

It's incredible how truly just 1 block over, a house is $50k and then the next street is filled with $85k properties.

For this type of asset you're looking at the NOI, and calculating that is incredibly important. 

. :-)There is such a low bar to entry into the field, and frankly it is an incredibly complex job (once again, to do it right) Heck, I even had a license (in Cali) back in the day.

A quick Internet search of "Costa Rica Mortgage Loans" turned up a couple of brokers and private equity offerings.You could also try to get the seller to finance part of the purchase price.Or borrow it from your 401K, if you have one.Depending on your credit score, it might also be worth looking at rates from a local credit union, bank, or even Prosper or Lending Club for a personal loan rather than a real-estate secured loan.

It's better than what you'll get from most attorneys and what you'll find on the internet.

I’ve left two messages with her broker, and tried to email from emails I find on the internet but they are coming back undeliverable.

One thing I would add is to include the actual speed of the internet you provide.