I haven't done any research in PR but I assume it is somewhat likely the same as my tropical country. 

I have been there and am good with sticking to tropical islands for vacations.

I sold out of the mythical Bay Area for the tropics.

Front iron front fence on the side of this neighbor has artificial evergreen screen 6.5 ft, and 3 evergreen trees 9 & 12 ft.

I am most familiar with the south side of Chicago and its suburbs, so I would recommend you look into Chicago neighborhoods like Mount Greenwood (pricy, but you might be able to find something), South West side of Ashburn/Scottsdale, midway / Garfield ridge.As for the suburbs, I would start with Blue Island (new community college campus just moved downtown, finished bridge work and infrastructure projects recently, hospital near downtown), Evergreen Park (TONS of new businesses built within the last few year), Oak Lawn (Christ Hospital expansion, along with new businesses on 111th and Cicero), Alsip and a few others.

The tropical backyard always wows folks (you know how when you own it, all you see is the stuff you hate??

They have a statement of work prepared that contains the list of work to be done to rehab a 2-bed room house in Evergreen, Chicago.

The bankers refer to this term as evergreen and will require you to take a LOC and convert it to fixed financing.  

Bailey is different than Evergreen is different than Winter Park is different from Vail.

Hi @Jason Brown- the tech guy at the REIA I go to (Tropical REIA) went through Lex to get a rental property.