Doing so places all involved parties at risk, and I fear will attract the attention of legislators thanks to those who do things carelessly.Instead, stay in the deal by closing on the purchase and selling with a wrap.

Less than $70000 in Costa Rica, for the most part, is a great deal.

I'm 20 now, almost 21, and For the most part I feel like I got my stuff together and would be a GREAT tenant (if I ever wanted to be one that is), but being honest with myself, I wouldn't rent to myself if I was going through the screening process.

Curious to see others experience and if certain amenities attract a certain (party) crowd?

Hey @Sebastian Lough, I see I am late to the party thought it could be worth checking in on your progress.

The new price was again signed by both parties. 

Below you can find a quick FAQ sheet of the updates they have implemented and will be implementing soon.Quick Overview: - The cost of application fees has increased- Platforms will remove listings without legitimate permit numbers- Platforms will have to remit the Hotel taxes directly to the city of San Antonio (Operators still have to file revenue reports monthly)- STR operators can change the operator of the permit without a new application being required (it seems the permits are still non-transferable upon sale, however)- Updated Party Prevention measuresMy Take:This should weed out some hosts that have not been abiding by the permit requirements.

NEVER send up front money to any lender that you met on the internet.. the only money you should pay for is a 3rd party appraisal and your check should go straight to the appraiser. 

The price would be today's market price as negotiated between the parties.

We may have been at the same parties!