The economy in those Caribbean areas hit by the hurricane will recover much faster if we keep going down and spending money.

I was born in Belize City and Did carnival in Brazil for my 25th birthday.

Renting in the  Caribbean vacation areas i.e.

I do plan on getting a cash flow property, but not for a while.I am also planning on investing in the Caribbean where I have some connections.Happy New Year to All and I wish you all the best in your real estate ventures.Thanks.

Back then, I had enough to make a down payment on a property, but to make a long story short, I saw business opportunities in the Caribbean and used the money to open a retail business 9 years ago in the Caribbean.

I bought at the Chelsea House which is across the street from the Caribbean Resort on 29th Street.  

On the other hand, I don't particularly care for Grant Cardone, but will still apply some of the principles he espouses - but I won't be living my life directed by a carnival barker hocking the flavor of the week investment/business strategy. 

Here are a few of the reasons:US Territory:As a U.S. territory, Puerto Rico enjoys unique benefits not shared by its fellow Caribbean islands.

It is absolutely essential to take certain basic but key points into account. make sure you work with the right people (lawyer, real estate agent, notary), obviously assess the local market in terms of pricing etc, but also development in the area and future government plans. always work with an escrow agent to protect your position in the transaction.if you make sure you follow the right steps, there are plenty of good investment opportunities in Mexico's Caribbean.

I work as a Director of business development for the Caribbean and Latin America.