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Any real estate agents in Managua? by jewel.tolentino0616
As part of my research for our retirement, can anyone please help me find the best real estate agents in Managua? I tried searching on Google but I got overwhelmed by the plethora of adverts so I thought I’d rather ask for referrals. If ...
We have lived in Managua for 6 years and we have used Eduardo Perez twice. Jack and I were both Realtors for 22 years in the States, so we can recognize a good Realtor! We highly recommend Eduardo - he's knowledgeable, honest, knows the best ... Read More
Risks and benefits of Nicaraguan retirement by seoulguy
As with many retirees in the US these days, expenses are catching up and pushing us over the edge, particularly the cost of housing. At the same time, apart from Social Security and pensions, health care is a major issue. In brief, untethering ...
Everyone must make their own decision regarding the risk of being without Medicare. (and no, it is NOT available to US citizens living overseas.) We have lived in Nicaragua for almost 6 years and now that my husband is 66 we are moving back to the ... Read More
The other side of the Nicaraguan postcard by Julien
Hi, As a tourist in a foreign country, very often, we are enchanted with what we discover. Living abroad is different. It's a rich experience but there are also some difficulties to face. When people ask me for advice on living abroad, I ...
Attitude is the major player no matter where you live. We moved to Managua 5 years ago from Atlanta and for us, this is the place to be. So - what are some of the negatives of living here? Nicaragua is definitely dirtier than the US. How can ... Read More
nicaragua economy by leonora
I am still struggling to decide where to retire I still love Nicaragua, however here is my concern: What would happen to Nicaragua's Economy if Chavez loses the October 7th 2012 election, OR if Venezuela decided NOT TO GIVE ANY MORE OIL SUBSIDY TO ...
Hi Kitty, Welcome to Nicaragua in October. If you have not been here before, October is when we get a lot of rain. We love it, but if you don't, remember that November - May are typically dry. [moderated: no free ads. Please register in the ... Read More
nicaragua economy by leonora
I am still struggling to decide where to retire I still love Nicaragua, however here is my concern: What would happen to Nicaragua's Economy if Chavez loses the October 7th 2012 election, OR if Venezuela decided NOT TO GIVE ANY MORE OIL SUBSIDY TO ...
If you are looking for a warm climate, friendly welcoming people and low cost of living give Nicaragua a close look. We have been here 4 years and we have no intention of moving back to the US. We have also visited Costa Rica, Argentina, Peru, and ... Read More
advice on nicaragua by travelleen
Hello, My husband and I are interested in visiting Nicaragua and possibly retiring there. Can anyone give us advice as to where to visit and stay? We are "low maintenance" travelers so we don't need a high end hotel. We are interested in Leon and ...
We retired in Managua 4 years ago and it really suits us. We have lots of Nicaraguan friends as well as expat friends. It's easy to meet people here and everyone is very friendly. I agree that visiting in October can be "iffy". If you can come in ... Read More
Where to live in Managua? by Mili2006
Hello all, Will be moving to Managua to work, in June 2013 and am trying to get a head around the city. I have read some very diverse opinions about the capital. (Ranging from "the place to be" to a gang driven L. Amercian city with crime and ...
We have lived in Managua for 4 years and we love it here. You did not mention your budget. We used an excellent Realtor to find the house we are renting: Eduardo Jerez at [link moderated] email: info@nicaragua-homes.com. Eduardo speaks perfect ... Read More
Spanish Language Schools/Homestays by cedelune
Do people have any recommendations for Spanish language schools with homestays in Granada and San Juan Del Sur? If so, does anyone know if the homestay families can accommodate dietary peculiarities, such as shellfish allergy, no ...
Hi, I'm Jack Griffin and my wife and I own Viva Spanish School in Managua. If you are interested in a school in Granada, we have heard good things about the Sol Spanish School. Of course, if you decide to spend some time in Managua, let us know. ... Read More
Tennis Professional - moving to Nicaragua by gravan
My wife and I are nearing the age retirement and have Nicaragua high on our list of countries to move to. We have lived in Costa Rica and Nevis, and want to return to the tropics. I am an experienced tennis professional and would like to explore ...
We retired in Managua. We belong to The Sporting Club gym which has 2 tennis courts (although one of them is only in fair condition). There is a local tennis pro, Miguel, who gives lessons. Also, The Club Terraza has tennis courts and I believe ... Read More
nicaragua economy by leonora
I am still struggling to decide where to retire I still love Nicaragua, however here is my concern: What would happen to Nicaragua's Economy if Chavez loses the October 7th 2012 election, OR if Venezuela decided NOT TO GIVE ANY MORE OIL SUBSIDY TO ...
Hi leonora, We retired to Nicaragua 3 years ago and we love it here. One thing we have left behind in the US is our concerns about "what if ---- happens in the future". Most Nicaraguans live in the present and have the attitude that "things will ... Read More