Owning land and buying real estate Nicaragua | WorkforAvocados Surf Vlog
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- Опубликовано: 12 сен 2024
- How often have you thought about giving it all up and getting a slice of heaven down in Central America? As a surfer, I always dreamed of owning real estate in Nicaragua. I lived and worked there for several years before I finally made the plunge and bought land a few blocks from the beach. Joining me today on WorkForAvocados is the man who made it happen and he's sharing just how easy it is for you to start buying land in Nicaragua!! If you're looking to make an investment in Nicaragua, this video will explain everything you need to know so you can own land in Central America! Thank you so much for joining me Diego!
TIMESTAMPS :
:54-5:24 Diego’s story
5:24- How buying land works
To buy your own piece of land, you can reach Diego at info@relointernational.com
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Where is your dream retirement? Comment below!!!
Costa Rica, for sure.
bhs would love to go one day!! Still on my list. Anywhere specific you’d recommend?
@@WorkForAvocados I was thinking Puerto Viejo. It looks like a sick place to retire and live the good life. Fantastic weather....Highs around 85, lows around 70 year round. I'm in my early 30's, been saving all my money, would love to retire by 40 and live very basic and frugally in Costa Rica. Kinda crazy to just pack up and move by yourself to another country, maybe someone will want to join one day. I'm just over being apart of the USA rat race man.
We retired 4 months ago and are traveling for the next 5-7 years between Mexico and Argentina. We are currently living in Matagalpa, Nicaragua and will be here until late February.
Next stops are all in Guatemala then Mexico, before heading south.
We lived in Costa Rica a long time ago, but have no desire to go back. It’s ok, but costs make it a poor choice as far as bang-for-your-buck, in our opinion. So many better choices or choices just as good for way less money.
I'm saving up working the 9-5 to do this 1 day... awesome video.
Right on dude!! Stoked you liked the video. Any spots in particular you have in mind?
I bought land by la boquita. About 1 mile from the beach. Only paid 3,500
DM me your real estate agent please lol
Can't wait to reach out to you guys soon....this is meant to be, for sureee. Fantastic video, great content, awesome vibes.
Most definitely! Reach out whenever
I’m so grateful that I found your video!!!! I am looking for this lifestyle with my two boys😊 I want to be in touch with you 🙏🧡🙏
Thanks so much!! Glad it helped you. Feel free to message me on Instagram under WorkForAvocados
Awesome interview! Definitely inspiring man.
Can’t wait to have you come down dude!! It’s gonna be epic
Just subscribed !
Enjoy Nicaragua !
Thanks for the support, I'm overdue for a visit!
Absolutely Love it! Don't think I'll be selling it to you so soon Michael :P
Hahaha 😂 all good man, just as stoked to have you as a neighbor
More on this subject please. 😊 I am also interested in land a bit back from the beach where the land will be a lot cheaper and the soil more suitable for growing fruits and other food. What style of simple non ac abode design are you seeing in El Salvador and Nica coastline region that is most effective for comfort from the heat and humidity? Thank you!
One style that I’ve seen that is popular is to do a very high ceilinged structure with a palapa (straw style) roof. They will do concrete for the bottom half and wood for the second half. One thing they take into account is earth quake give. It really comes down to the individual area and property. I wanted to do a container style house originally, but my property is 3 blocks from the beach and there is not much wind coming in through.
@@WorkForAvocados Yeah, seems like being able to catch and utilize the breeze would be ideal for ventilation and possibly some electricity. I am excited to hear how this vision and project unfolds. Through your eyes, how do you experience the differences in your explorations of small town, coastal Nicaragua and El Salvador? Thank you for your insights.
Really enjoyed the video. I grew up in Dallas listening to The Ticket Sports Radio at work all the time. And one the veteran guys Norm would travel the world with his wife and he said that Nicaragua was one of his favorite places ever and the people are amazing. I've been super interested in doing something like this. Just not sure where to start.
Thank you for sharing your story! If you shoot me a message on Instagram, I’d be more than happy to talk with you and offer some advice on where to go and how to get started. All the best!!
Visit. I’m going next year once borders open up
Jack Rivas sounds awesome! I’d love to take you up on that one day. I stayed in Puerto Escondido for a little bit but I really want to spend some more time down there. Congratulations!
Cool shirt.
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Retiring to Matagalpa. A little nervous about upcoming drive through Guatemala and Honduras
Good luck on the move!
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Thanks ! We made it but WOW ! Quite an adventure to say the least. Been here in Matagalpa for about 3 1/2 months so far.
Just saw some of your videos, that’s awesome!! Will be following along
Great vid man
Yewww thanks dude! Still got yours working now
More videos on this subject PLEASE.
Great info for anyone wanting to get away from it all
Hope to have you guys come visit someday ❤️
Hey, I'd like to purchase about 10-20 acres to bug out, grow a forest-garden, build a small off-grid home - not too far from city amenities; but far enough to enjoy the peace and quiet. Any suggestions of a good area? I was thinking north of the big lake and Capitol city, up in the mountains.
That's a beautiful area up there! Maybe check out the Matagalpa or Esteli region
24 years in the same job. 6 more to go then real decisions will be made.
So close man!! I’m sure that retirement is going to be beyond worth it. Would love to have you come out someday
@@WorkForAvocados it is on the way to all the places we are considering. St Augustine is in our list for sure.
Awesome videos, quick question. Whats the season down there in playa San Diego?
Thanks salim! Rainy season brings the larger swells but they tend to be a little messier. I’d say prime Nica is dec-March. Towards the end it can be smaller but still super fun! Happy shredding my friend
Like totally dude.....