[Logsdon]

Frankly, I’m a little worried about the Costa Rican economy. The treasury is borrowing more money than the US and we all see where that borrowing has put the US economy. I hope I’m wrong, but I think there is a underlying reason that so many expats are selling.

Renting right now may be the best option. What do you lose? 6 to 12 months rent. If you buy, the coins still up in the air regarding whether you made the right choice to buy or you lose a lot of equity when you join the other folks trying to get out.

For me — I still going to give Costa Rica a good look-over as a possible retirement home.

[Logsdon]

[quote=”larrythehat”][quote=”Logsdon”]My wife and I have looked almost all over the world for that perfect retirement place. We’re trying to plan a visit to Costa Rica, but would like to find a great tour group to see possible areas. Does anyone know of a good, reputable, reasonably priced group?[/quote]
If you are looking for somewhere “perfect”, Costa Rica is not for you.[/quote]

Perfect is, of course, relative. We’re looking for what fits us “perfectly” That may not be perfect for you. I’ll wait to find that perfect place when my pulse reaches Zero.

[Logsdon]

[quote=”barbaracjohnson”][quote=”Logsdon”]My wife and I have looked almost all over the world for that perfect retirement place. [/quote]

So far, with all that traveling, what countries are amongst the possibilities for your retirement residence?[/quote]

Possibilities are Roratonga, Northern Italy, Southern France, Kauai, Central Mexico, Southern Germany, Seychelles, but still looking.

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