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info on retirement american communities in mexico?

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Question by Mike K: info on retirement american communities in mexico?
interested in the american retirement communities that are growing in mexico

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Answer by pammygfunk
There is a company that publishes newsletters and actually hosts trips to Mexico to see the properties and communities. Their newsletter is called Internatonal Postcards and I can’t find a link to their most recent newsletter, but I think you could google them and find them on line. They are very professional and have been doing this for years.

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Retired North American mainland expats in the Bahamas?

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Question by byhisello99: Retired North American mainland expats in the Bahamas?
My firm is doing some work that may may benefit from skills possessed by retired North American mainland expatriates in the Bahamas. These skills are most likely found in retired managers or executives.

Where do I start looking? I can put an advert in the local papers, and may wind up doing so, but frankly I don’t have the time to sift through 500 e-mails or phone calls from every unemployed person in the islands.

Just need to know where to start looking. Thanks in advance.
I am seeking two specific skill sets, both of which take years to acquire. One is industry-specific, and the industry has only a few major players in the Bahamas. No one who has worked for any one of these players will be able to talk to the others. Hence, a retired expat, because the duties will include dealing with all of the major players.

The second skill set is one that has never before been used in the Bahamas. Ever. By anyone. Hence, a retired expat.

I am doing this on behalf of a Bahamian company, trying to generate new economic activity in the country. Getting any more specific in this forum will jeopardize my client’s proprietary information and open the door for competitors to seize opportunities uncovered by my client.

So, how do I get into this talent pool to start looking around?

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Answer by Toro Decaca
You START by being PROFESSIONAL ENOUGH to take the time to sift through all those 500 e-mails or phone calls because YOU are the one needing help and there is just about no other way… It would also help if you weren’t so f#@King SELF IMPORTANT because those of us Ex-Pats in the Bahamas and Caribbean could not care LESS about what a BIG SHOT you THINK you are… Island people don’t have the time for ‘Managers’ who are LEGENDS IN THEIR OWN MINDS.

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What is the best country for an American ex-pat to live in?

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Question by K.Ro: What is the best country for an American ex-pat to live in?
Regarding red tape and such. Please tell me why!

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Answer by Tiff
America because nobody else wants you, your government is hated the world over.

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What is the best country for an American to retire to on a low budget without marrying a local? ?

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Question by Dennis Fargo: What is the best country for an American to retire to on a low budget without marrying a local? ?
Preferably where they know some English.

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Answer by tonalc2
There’s a large community of American expats in Mexico.

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Is the country of Nicaragua a good place for an American to retire to?

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Question by Carolina.jim62: Is the country of Nicaragua a good place for an American to retire to?
I’ve read a few web sites and know the country is a bit rough around the edges. But I’m an old farm boy and been in the military in the 70′s so I’ve seen ‘rough’.
I’m 65, living alone on SS and am looking for a bit of Adventure. … and a low COL. But I don’t want to go into a foreign country without some backup, like knowing an American ex-pat who’s already down there.
How would one go contacting a legit source of info from someone IN Nicaragua? Is there an organization down there that assists people in moving there?
I do NOT have any money to invest, just retire and maybe do light work part-time. I don’t suppose the Nicaragua embassy or government is very helpful? Could a person actually live with a native, middle-class family there to get acclimated?
Wow! Good, Fast answers! For those who do NOT like Nic, I realize it’s rough. But if I wanted an easy living, I’d stay right here in N.Carolina.

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Answer by megurl
definitely

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