Spanish real estate offers different interesting points:- it is relatively cheaper than most other (European) countries- there are quite a lot of distressed properties that can be flipped or kept to rent for a good yield- managing to get a tourist license in combination with a tourist location will boost the yield even moreWe are hosting a meetup btw in Barcelona if at one point you would like to get in contact with many other people who want to or are already active in real estate here.

.- Land price- we did look at the Beach, but we went inland to the San Ignacio/Santa Elena/Spanish Lookout area. 

There was also a document inserted about lobbying activities, and an equal opportunity employment notice in both english and spanish. 

With the synergies they project, what will be done with the savings?

They charge me $7/hr the right after 5 agents i got a discount to $6 and its good price cus they also speak spanish so i dont leave leads on the table ...wwwphoneboothnicaragua.com 

The synergy at eXp is amazing & there are investor groups within eXp that you can join. 

Also building small or medium condo projects for Venezuelan tourist that call Aruba their second home.Opportunity:East of the island which holds the refinery will soon stop operating, Government just signed a huge MOU with a spanish hotel chain to develop a major hotel, the first on this virgin massive land which would see a major change.We see the opportunity for apartment complex for working men & women that would need to be imported to be close to their work place.Prices in that area are still low( non attractive site till now to investors).Opportunity:West of the island is where prices have risen quickly, demand to live in the west close to the water is very high.

I'm trying to decide whether or not to add a bedroom to a basement unit of an up and down duplex here in Spanish Fork, Utah. 

He's right, you don't stand a chance round Daphne, Spanish Fort, Robertsdale and Foley.

If Google translation from English to Spanish is of similar quality to its translations from English to French {or French to English}, you are not doing yourself any real justice with the advertisement in Spanish.The idea of placing an advertisement in Spanish is a good one, but find someone you know who's mother tongue is Spanish or who is fluent and cabable writing in Spanish to help you pen the advertisement ... or at least clean-up Google's translation ;-)