Might cost a bit in the short term but would limit the downside, keep everyone happy while you get compliant and provide some revenue stability for the property.

Hello all,I am researching properties to buy as a vacation rental in Costa Rica (Uvita preferably) and I have read from many saying that financing rates are very high.

My take: http://www.biggerpockets.com/renewsblog/2010/02/24/should-you-get-your-real-estate-license-investors/ To @Ron Climer's point, there are a few downsides for some investors (though I still recommend it):- It takes a decent amount of time to get your license and to keep your license- It can cost a decent amount if you're not doing any transactions for a year or two at a time- In some states, you'll be severely restricted in your marketing ability.

Also Costa Mesa if just down the road (55) from me as well so you are not too far away.

Hello,I am looking for a recommendation for an eviction service that covers the Bay Area, specifically Concord, CA (Contra Costa County).

I would also like to network with anyone that has made the move to Nicaragua/Costa Rica.  

Christian Costa I think Damon Bodine does a meetup in Brooklyn.

I placed a bid on a HUD home in Atlanta, Georgia which is a 3 bedroom 2 bath the cost a whopping $5,500.00 .

We have a beautiful (and really quite ridiculous) house, two nice older cars, we eat out occasionally, just took a vacation to Costa Rica, etc.

My dad bought and sold primarily the stock of tne Fortune 500 company he worked for...back in the days when a stock trade cost a considerable chunk of change.