In my humble opinion... after living in Puerto Rico 20+ years and becoming very familiar with the political, economic and cultural situation of the island (after all I AM puerto rican), I strongly believe that what the future holds for Puerto Rico is very similar to that of the Dominican Republic.

I am looking at both the Dominican Republic and Mexico.

We are investor-focused agents and are offering mentoring and coaching on how to build a passive profit-producing portfolio of properties just like we did ;) If anyone is interested in learning more or possibly joining us, send me a message.Currently, we have purchased over 240 units in 5 countries, Canada, the USA, Costa Rica, Dominican Republic, and Mexico.

We are acquiring 2 apartments in the Dominican Republic for STR's.

KevinHi Kevin Yes, one of the best paradisiac places to invest in Punta Cana in the Dominican Republic if you have any questions pls feel free to ask me.by the way, I am a real estate investor and also a real estate agent

Dominican Republic allows you to purchase properties without living there, no restriction for international investors and also taxes are very low comparing others countries and by the way you can get it rent it fast.

We are investor-focused agents and are offering mentoring and coaching on how to build a passive profit-producing portfolio of properties just like we did ;) If anyone is interested in learning more or possibly joining us, send me a message.Currently, we have purchased over 240 units in 5 countries, Canada, the USA, Costa Rica, Dominican Republic, and Mexico.

Since we live between the US and Dominican Republic, it needs to be a policy that covers us.

. 🤪 A fun fact about yourself: I am from the Dominican Republic (un tiguerito :-D ) I like to explore cities through their food and culture. 

I have a tenant that booked my Airbnb in the Dominican Republic for 6 mos.