Good luck! Love the Dominican. Would love to hear your thoughts on living there some time!
Was at Cap Cana in 2019. Beautiful beaches and resort. Very friendly people.
I think more and more people will look to retire out of the country since everything is so damn expensive here
10 years and I'll be on the beaches of Thailand. Dual citizenship. Brand new home with a pool over there is 87k. Just have to watch my football on the computer.
I started coming here in 2013 on mission trips, sold everything, and moved here full-time 5 years ago. We (myself and my wife of 38 yrs.) have our own mission now and love every minute of it. The best thing we ever did. The people are great, the temps and humidity suck in summer, and the living is very laid back. I think I am busier now as a missionary than I ever was as a business owner. The cost of living is far less in some things (insurance $82 a year for 2015 12 pass van), housing, electric ($20 month), Fiber Optic Internet ($14) no water, but food (40%) and gas ($6 gal) is more. Beer (El Presidente) is about $3.50 a bottle (20 oz) from the store (PBR is $12 6 pack), wine is $7.50 a small bottle and liquor is very expensive.
Wow, that rules
That's been my dream but I haven't been able to talk the wife into it yet.
Thai massage is the best. Literally had a 85 pound lady about make me throw up from pain, but I've never had my body feel so fantastic after. Was nuts.
No wonder you about threw up from pain
That's seriously just awesome. I've always had a soft spot for the Dominican people. So kind and so welcoming in my experience.
No doubt. Only house you can find in America for that cheap is in the ghetto. And on fire.
Does that come with the meth shed and toothless gravy sweating cousin fvckers?
Honestly I'm trying to put together a 10 day trip or something and show her we can live like royalty
1400 a month times 12 is around 17 to 18k a year. 18k a year times 10 years is 180k. Live like a king for 20 years for 360k.
