But, we also bought one house sight unseen that was a ultimately a not so great flip (same team, different area) which we were able to eventually fix (a cost of the fast-moving market, and us missing some quality clues) (Hint: have reserves on hand for a handyman!).

This juice is very smooth and a wonderful aroma with hints of all kinds of stuff that I can not put my finger on.  

Not to be cynical, but if it involves a long story in several paragraphs (Hint: like you wrote above.), it’s probably a consumer-purpose loan.

I’ll give you a hint.

Hint- educational was not RE....but people!

If you have hint on how to find partners please let me know.

As I hinted in my previous reply, I believe it's just because Puerto Rico doesn't have the deep pockets to match Mexico's and the Dominican Republic's colossal investments in infrastructure and marketing.As to the currency aspect, yes, Americans don't have any foreign currency risk when investing in Puerto Rico.

Hint: it is 0, just like Raleigh. 

And the hints that the Court inserted in their decision could be interpreted both ways.I'm not aware of another court case where this question was addressed conclusively.

Tenants don't ask specifically, they hint they will leave if you don't do something.