As mentioned, your best bet is to get an adjuster to try to assist on working with you to maximize the amount received.

Otherwise, there are many other countries with high growth potential, tourism demand, and relatively affordable prices compared to Western markets that don't discriminate again foreigners that way.What you mention about corporations is interesting.

Here's the details:I was listening to a BP podcast or BP adjacent podcast over the last 2 weeks and I remember it mentioning a company that can assist in styling for renovating homes. 

Since it’s been a little while, I’m curious how things played out for you.Just wanted to mention, for a cash-out refinance using a DSCR loan, the max leverage is typically around 75% LTV.

Of course, this is just my opinion but I bet I'm not alone..If I'm an investor, I think the returns you're able to achieve in Costa Rica are higher than normal because you focus on these large properties and, as @Martin D. mentioned, prices in that country are too high and returns too low.

The reason for crash is what I have mentioned above.

As Stuart mentioned: Computer statistics can be useful but are not the end all be all for determining the value and class of an area.

You say nobody has complained, but you also don't have anyone else applying to rent, so maybe they just didn't mention it?

As you mention, its rare to have a project get completed on time and on budget.

California is not a great place to have residential real estate for the reasons you mentioned.2a)  Don't get freaked out about all the other things that *might* go wrong.