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I'm too old to want to buy anything (69) but am thinking of maybe finding someone that has a couple of hectares and would lease me a corner plot to build a small home bit by bit. I have a steady and healthy retirement income to build with and could just draw on it as needed. When I pass in 10-15 years they inherit the house. Think anyone might go for that?
Hi there. I think such an arrangement could work well. It could work well for both parties because one of the issues can be that property owners sometimes feel uncertain about leaving their property unattended. If someone owned a reasonable piece of land it would be good to have someone else living on the same section. This is not to suggest there's anything particularly dangerous but an unattended property can be vulnerable to opportunistic thieves (wherever you live). If you like please email us as we might be interested in such an arrangement.
@@ADirtCheapLifeParaguay Yes, I will. I'm looking at temporary residence in Asuncion while looking around for a more permanent location. I've researched your area Piribebuy, Caapupe, Altos, and others but only by riding around and speaking with residents can one really decide. Things in the Northern Hemisphere are deteriorating daily and many are considering relocation, and even though I like Guatemala I don't think I will return for many reasons. I also have some interesting ideas for business that due to Paraguay's low electricity costs (.05 cents per Kwh) could be highly viable. I'll keep in touch, keep up the posts, always interesting!
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Thinking of moving to PARAGUAY, but still have unanswered questions about life here?
You can now book a PARAGUAY RELOCATION CONSULT with us.
We can answer all your personal questions & concerns about moving to Paraguay, to help you get settled faster.
Click the link for more INFO & to BOOK adirtcheaplife.com/paraguay-info-hour/
Good video thanks!
This will be EXTREMELY helpful! Thank you in advance!
I look forward to your future Paraguayan property videos.
Cant wait to hear all about it
Yes, I watched several videos about, you need to be careful by choosing the notary, and in any case do it over a notary.
Sounds really interesting your proyect about the information for properties in Paraguay. Look foward to watching the
those videos.
Love it.
I'm too old to want to buy anything (69) but am thinking of maybe finding someone that has a couple of hectares and would lease me a corner plot to build a small home bit by bit. I have a steady and healthy retirement income to build with and could just draw on it as needed. When I pass in 10-15 years they inherit the house. Think anyone might go for that?
Hi there. I think such an arrangement could work well. It could work well for both parties because one of the issues can be that property owners sometimes feel uncertain about leaving their property unattended. If someone owned a reasonable piece of land it would be good to have someone else living on the same section. This is not to suggest there's anything particularly dangerous but an unattended property can be vulnerable to opportunistic thieves (wherever you live). If you like please email us as we might be interested in such an arrangement.
@@ADirtCheapLifeParaguay Yes, I will. I'm looking at temporary residence in Asuncion while looking around for a more permanent location. I've researched your area Piribebuy, Caapupe, Altos, and others but only by riding around and speaking with residents can one really decide. Things in the Northern Hemisphere are deteriorating daily and many are considering relocation, and even though I like Guatemala I don't think I will return for many reasons. I also have some interesting ideas for business that due to Paraguay's low electricity costs (.05 cents per Kwh) could be highly viable. I'll keep in touch, keep up the posts, always interesting!
Excellent, you've done your homework. I look forward to possibly chatting with you. Take care.
Did you buy a property in Caacupe ?
Not as yet...still considering some options.
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I dont know why this channel is called dirt cheap. There is nothing dirt cheap in Paraguay.
It's just a name. But compared to many places Paraguay is very good value in many respects.