Checking things out in March

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dennisqdw New member

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dennisqdwNew memberYesterday 17:31:16

Like others, we have been to Costa Rica before, but are now thinking of retiring there. Or maybe splitting time between San Jose and New Mexico, where we currently live. We are coming in mid March to do some fact finding about where the best neighborhoods for us in San Jose would be. We will only be there for about 4 days. At this point it is just to look at things with a different eye than a tourist. Not to start any official processes or anything.

Our most important issue might be fast dependable internet, as I will be able to continue to do some work remotely.

I'll look over other posts here for relevent info.

If anyone might want to meet us for lunch one day it would be great to have a real conversation with someone who has been there awhile.

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