Before considering buying a home check first to see if the land comes with it. Many older homes passed down through the families do not own the land just the house. We recently tried to buy a house on a nice piece of land and when we went to the lawyers to draw up the paper work, we found out the person trying to sell us the property only owned the house not the land. Years ago it was common for people to just pick a piece of land and just build on it. Squatters used to be a big thing here. The woman who was trying to sell us the property never told us that her father had built a house on it before and the family was in court trying to argue who owned the property. The woman only owned the house she built on it herself not the land.
Tried for four years. And problems with moldy clothing. Windows open all year round. Next mice problem. Can't have any food out. But still no generator due to cost .. not know almost impossible to garden here due to chickens everywhere dig up garden. 4 dollars per watt for a generator. Plus my salary dropped almost half. . So I had to change stuff. Concealed car insurance . Home owners not available. But home is concrete. Still trying to figure out cut costs.
Dreamlands : There are a lot town over 78 you need to visit and get a feeling for it. Has long you stay away from caserios public housing places and stay away from ilegal drugs you be fine. San Juan is more expensive. Best wishes.
You can live very inexpensively in Mayagüez.3 bedroom house very near the Caribbean Sea for about $60 thousand. Shop where we natives shop. Would be happy to speak to you. We moved here after retirement. Ramon Fernandez.
Hello Diane got to tell you i love your videos they are very informative. I am from Aibonito but live in Florida and you are definitely right about the prices away from San Juan .
I am so glad you mentioned growing your own food!!!! I cannot believe that people on the island actually buy stuff that they can grow themselves. I am first generation mainland Puerto Rican. My dream is to by a place in PR and just plant whatever I can. I am so disappointed in my family members when I visit and see store bought sofrito in their fridge!! I live in Chicago and I make my own. How I would love to plant all the ingredients myself in PR and harvest. Love your videos.
I was born and raised in Dorado,PR. At the present time I live in Chicago. but I definitely recommend to really take a deep look at the places where this cheap houses are located. This neighborhood can be dangerous. Best option is to buy/rent in an access controlled neighborhood. Definitely recommend Dorado, Guaynabo, Rincon, Isabela and caguas. Also Diane Cohn I think your videos are very wise and accurate. Thanks for the education.
If you have lived your life in the states would recommend visiting first. I don’t usually curse but these pot holes the size of a wheel barrels in heavy high way traffic you fall right into them .
Please hear the lady, as a native the best advice she's giving is coming to see for yourself 1rst... From my 60 years living here... "Cheap isn't always safe"... People, beaches, "global eating"...in the right place FOR YOU, and your preferences only.. this will be a true paradise... Blessings!
Hello Frances, I took my wife there and she fell in love with the island and culture. She really wants to move there, but I'm afraid that she may not like it once we're there. any advice
@@dorkladytravels I like the idea of living in a small mountain town for the cooler temperatures. Are they also safer? And are there fewer bugs in the mountain towns if one manages to live in the city proper rather than out in a more forested area? Thanks so much for your fine work.
You covered a LOT in this video and all true! I love Puerto Rico and coming from a big city where everything is so readily available takes a lot of thought, planning and soul searching when contemplating a move there. I have gone every year for 8 years for 2 weeks. This year I spent a month and was sad to leave. Next time I go I hope to stay for 3 months. I need to slowly stretch out the time so that I can get used to the way things work there. Eventually, I want to be able to stay there 7 months out of the year.
Sold! Enough of these northern Illinois winters! We are coming down to semi-retire, grow peppers,.make sauce, and sell it at festivals, along with our vegetarian tacos! We will go back to the mainland to do some state and county fairs, but otherwise, we are for.la Isla.
We spent $19K to move an entire shipping container of belongings from Nevada to Puerto Rico, including insurance in 2014. We did not ship a car. I would imagine it's even more expensive now.
We are excited to get started on remodeling our home near Vega Baja but now we are unable to travel to it from the mainland. We are ready to enjoy the beautiful island!
Did you complete the video on how to buy a house? I had a trip planned which was cancelled due to Corona but I have been actively looking and would def be interested. Thank you!
@@ucla81803 Retirementality has some good content about investing, rental properties, earning money on TH-cam, island life etc, and we share back and forth. He lives in St. Thomas but owns property here and in Florida. He hardly ever mentions Mold, but he covers pitfalls and issues that do matter.
@@LocoCocoJorge nature wise it’s more barren ! If you never been before it’s not a big deal but I was there when it was not as barren so I see the difference ! It’s still beautiful but the hurricanes have done so much destruction in the last few years
So’ why you left then??? Not everything is as nice as you say in this video sadly. I am born and raised in the island but have lo leave because of the poor employment opportunities
What a great video; cautious and honest review of these three towns; recommendations by you are so grounded and sincere; a good review - honest, buyer-beware, review! Thanks !
Hi Diane Cohn. I am planning to retire to PR. I am interested in health insurance. How do I go about getting health insurance? Is the health insurance from United States transferable to PR? I am planning to live on the East side of PR, such as: Luquillo, Fajardo or Humacao.
OK, you convinced me Not to move there...I couldn't live without reliable medical system now that we are over the hill...Very comprehensive review, especially regarding Home Insurance where my US agent told me specifically what would/would not be covered in the event of earthquake on my earthquake insurance. It's important to go in with eyes wide open.
You've impressed me with you're words ☝🏾 this is my home, came across this video and wondered "let me see what this person from up north has to say about us" very accurate especially for those wishing to come down here and invest in real estate ☝🏾 thank you for this awesome video 🙏🏾🇺🇸🇺🇸🇵🇷🇵🇷
It’s February 2021 and Realestate has gone through the roof! Rent for a year because all these pandemic buyers will be sellers once the realities of the island sink in.
Could you recomend a good real estate agent? I cant one to return phone calls? Did you finance thru a local bank? Difficult level? Recommendations? Sorry for the long msg. Thank you for great info!!
Jmrealtyinrincon.com Josue Troche they are located at the west side of the island lovely place beaches restaurants close to Mayagüez and aguadilla airport check out there web page all the best
@@dorkladytravels i lived in Arecibo born in NY.. My dad is from Arecibo mom from Humacao.. I retired n decided Aibonito is the place for me to relax after all these years of working.. Im looking in internet..
I enjoy your videos very much! What is the annual real property tax rate in the metro area? I saw an article citing ranges from 8.03% to 11.83%! That sounds extremely high. We plan on living in Puerto Rico for two years and then plan on moving to the mainland and renting out the condo for about a decade and then return to retire in our 60s. Should we just rent for now?
great tips we are moving there the people are nice and not anywhere near whats going on in the USA.i love my country but we need to see how Puerto Rico makes things happen even with all that they had to ?they are still amazing people my hat goes out to and island that,s never been treated correct been part of USA.that,s so wrong what they have done to it....its Ok GOD HAS THE LAST MOVE.AMEN
What an incredible video. Tons and tons of information backed by prices and examples and details. AWESOME. Is there a new one, this is April 2020. GREAT JOB.
I would like to expand on the minimum wage topic.The minimun wage in Puerto Rico is comparable to most Southern States but there is a huge difference in take home pay. If you work in Puerto Rico there is no Federal or State tax deducted from your paycheck.
If you're planning to move to San Juan or nearby, *Optico Fiber* is the best with 1Gb down/up for $70 a month flat fee. After that would be Liberty Cable and then Claro.
Q bello es. Soy de humacao y vivo en kissimmee Florida hace 25 Años. nada se compara vivir en el campo. Algunos dicen hoy no hay luz o agua ok q esperan cuando vives en el campo. Cuando me retire en mi trabajo en 3 años comprare un pedazo de paradise como usted. Gracias por ese video. Dios bendiga tu familia y a Puerto Rico.🤠🙏🏄♂️
I was born in barranquitas and l live in a farm l wonder how much is to rent an apartment in the farm quebradillas l had a house there but is 50 years l don't see pr.
I am from Dorado area. I left puerto rico at the age of 20 and I am 56 now. I have a great job offer which may make us move back to Puerto Rico but I am scared of the medical, insurance and government. Thank you for your video and for your honesty because I talk to my mom every day and she tells me the lines and all the waiting to see their doctors. If I get the job I'll be working for a 5 start hotel so I hope that I will be somewhat protected by the fact I will be working for a big corporation. Any tips are welcome. Thank you
@@amylee9 I end up not moving to Puerto Rico. I had a much better job offer in Texas. Trying to get my mom to come and stay with us. My dad passed away so I’m trying to get her here. Although my brother is there I’ll love for her to come and stay with us.
Just stumble on this video. Had to see it as I am a former islander. I still have family living there. What you said about Drs and waiting to see one is 100% true. My family has to get up early morning to go to the Dr's office by 3:30 to 4:00 am just to be in line. They tell me that by the time they arrive at the Dr's office there is already a line form! Do you believe that? They are usually finish by 3:00 pm. I don't think they believe in apts. I used to live in PR back in the mid '90's. I remember that on my days off I would spend a whole day just to do one errand due to the LINES! I don't know I could live in PR because of those lines! As far as Drs goes, my understandings is that most have left the island. I live in TX and most of my Drs are from the Island. There is a lot of PRicans in the medical field that move to TX because of opportunities. Same with cops. I hope something would change over there. The island needs Drs and cops. I would like to move back over there. Will see.
@@dorkladytravels Update: Just spoke to my Aunt who lives in Caguas. She had a Dr's apt yesterday for her husband. Sure enough, they went there at 4 am! There was already a line. They finish by 3:30 pm.
A quick question I’ve lived in Hawaii for a decade , A very ongoing problem I had was staph infection from sand or beach’s . Hands anyone you know had that problem???
Nice video. We just got back from PR. We did the whole island 🏝. Highlighting the people, places and culture. Please check them out and Allways thanks for sharing and watching 🏝❤️🇵🇷
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Before considering buying a home check first to see if the land comes with it. Many older homes passed down through the families do not own the land just the house. We recently tried to buy a house on a nice piece of land and when we went to the lawyers to draw up the paper work, we found out the person trying to sell us the property only owned the house not the land. Years ago it was common for people to just pick a piece of land and just build on it. Squatters used to be a big thing here. The woman who was trying to sell us the property never told us that her father had built a house on it before and the family was in court trying to argue who owned the property. The woman only owned the house she built on it herself not the land.
True, I just learned this from a neighbor. Also squatting in homes is HUGE. Santurce with all the illegal Dominicans many are squatting in homes.
Tried for four years. And problems with moldy clothing. Windows open all year round. Next mice problem. Can't have any food out. But still no generator due to cost .. not know almost impossible to garden here due to chickens everywhere dig up garden. 4 dollars per watt for a generator. Plus my salary dropped almost half. . So I had to change stuff. Concealed car insurance . Home owners not available. But home is concrete. Still trying to figure out cut costs.
I would love to spend winters in PR. My husband hates bugs though. They wouldn't bother me. I wonder if certain areas are safer crime wise.
Dreamlands :
There are a lot town over 78 you need to visit and get a feeling for it. Has long you stay away from caserios public housing places and stay away from ilegal drugs you be fine. San Juan is more expensive. Best wishes.
You can live very inexpensively in Mayagüez.3 bedroom house very near the Caribbean Sea for about $60 thousand. Shop where we natives shop. Would be happy to speak to you. We moved here after retirement. Ramon Fernandez.
Thanks for the eye-opener info. I'm 66 and plan to retire and die there. I knew little until listening to you. Thank you.
I love PR I've been there a few times on vacation, and I would certainly be comfortable moving there.
I will move there in time.
@Nature Lover Hi, is it not since most of the puetoricans speak English, but it does help a lot.
Hello Diane got to tell you i love your videos they are very informative. I am from Aibonito but live in Florida and you are definitely right about the prices away from San Juan .
Is Medicare cheaper in Puerto Rico?
Aguadilla, Aguada, Moca, Isabela & San Sebastián.....GREAT AREA....Northwest PR
I am so glad you mentioned growing your own food!!!! I cannot believe that people on the island actually buy stuff that they can grow themselves. I am first generation mainland Puerto Rican. My dream is to by a place in PR and just plant whatever I can. I am so disappointed in my family members when I visit and see store bought sofrito in their fridge!! I live in Chicago and I make my own. How I would love to plant all the ingredients myself in PR and harvest. Love your videos.
Very informative video. Can't lie you covered enough to do some research. Appreciated.
We be binging. Info overload, We coming out and really enjoy the insider intel.
Thanx so much for your insight, dinner on us plus.
I was born and raised in Dorado,PR. At the present time I live in Chicago. but I definitely recommend to really take a deep look at the places where this cheap houses are located. This neighborhood can be dangerous. Best option is to buy/rent in an access controlled neighborhood. Definitely recommend Dorado, Guaynabo, Rincon, Isabela and caguas. Also Diane Cohn I think your videos are very wise and accurate. Thanks for the education.
If you have lived your life in the states would recommend visiting first. I don’t usually curse but these pot holes the size of a wheel barrels in heavy high way traffic you fall right into them .
Thank you so much for sharing. very informative !
Please hear the lady, as a native the best advice she's giving is coming to see for yourself 1rst... From my 60 years living here... "Cheap isn't always safe"... People, beaches, "global eating"...in the right place FOR YOU, and your preferences only.. this will be a true paradise... Blessings!
Your right
Stop selling our island!!!!!
Hello Frances, I took my wife there and she fell in love with the island and culture. She really wants to move there, but I'm afraid that she may not like it once we're there. any advice
@@luisarroyosyouj8954 Anyone can move to PR just like Puerto Ricans have the right to move to the U.S. Stop being so hateful!!!!!
@@jrod8970 You should alway
rent, before you buy. This way
you get the feeling for island
Living.
Thanks for the heads up about all the bugs!
Hi your video are great. I lived in Puerto Rico for 5 years but left, now I live in the magic city of miami Florida and is stunning beautiful. 😂❤❤
Good job on reporting the other side of living in Puerto Rico. Cheap living here no question but the heat is a problem.
@@dorkladytravels I like the idea of living in a small mountain town for the cooler temperatures. Are they also safer? And are there fewer bugs in the mountain towns if one manages to live in the city proper rather than out in a more forested area? Thanks so much for your fine work.
You covered a LOT in this video and all true! I love Puerto Rico and coming from a big city where everything is so readily available takes a lot of thought, planning and soul searching when contemplating a move there. I have gone every year for 8 years for 2 weeks. This year I spent a month and was sad to leave. Next time I go I hope to stay for 3 months. I need to slowly stretch out the time so that I can get used to the way things work there. Eventually, I want to be able to stay there 7 months out of the year.
Sold! Enough of these northern Illinois winters! We are coming down to semi-retire, grow peppers,.make sauce, and sell it at festivals, along with our vegetarian tacos! We will go back to the mainland to do some state and county fairs, but otherwise, we are for.la Isla.
Barranquitas is awesome!🇵🇷♥️
What about cost to transport your own furniture and car?
We spent $19K to move an entire shipping container of belongings from Nevada to Puerto Rico, including insurance in 2014. We did not ship a car. I would imagine it's even more expensive now.
@@dorkladytravels Thank you.
Can we drink tap water?
thanx for info have decided to retire to the island your info was helpful
We are excited to get started on remodeling our home near Vega Baja but now we are unable to travel to it from the mainland. We are ready to enjoy the beautiful island!
Excellent detailed video, seems like you have covered many items
Great Video. I'm working on a video on "how to buy a house in PR" that should be done in the next day or two.
Did you complete the video on how to buy a house? I had a trip planned which was cancelled due to Corona but I have been actively looking and would def be interested. Thank you!
Saw your video, good info
@@ucla81803 Retirementality has some good content about investing, rental properties, earning money on TH-cam, island life etc, and we share back and forth. He lives in St. Thomas but owns property here and in Florida. He hardly ever mentions Mold, but he covers pitfalls and issues that do matter.
Great information . Well done
On point ! loved it ! 🥰
I lived in PR a decade ago and it has changed so much in those 10 years. I was very sad my most recent trip there! It looks so barren compared to 2010
barren how? nature-wise or...?
@@LocoCocoJorge nature wise it’s more barren ! If you never been before it’s not a big deal but I was there when it was not as barren so I see the difference ! It’s still beautiful but the hurricanes have done so much destruction in the last few years
Barranquitas beautiful center of the island were my grandparents are from.
Great review and certainly outside the box.
So’ why you left then??? Not everything is as nice as you say in this video sadly. I am born and raised in the island but have lo leave because of the poor employment opportunities
@@dorkladytravels Make sense! Myself I miss the heat/Caribean Climate
You have at least wrote them down for us so we know how to spell the town thank you so much
What a great video; cautious and honest review of these three towns; recommendations by you are so grounded and sincere; a good review - honest, buyer-beware, review! Thanks !
Hi Diane Cohn. I am planning to retire to PR. I am interested in health insurance. How do I go about getting health insurance? Is the health insurance from United States transferable to PR? I am planning to live on the East side of PR, such as: Luquillo, Fajardo or Humacao.
Great vídeo,thanks,l love puertorrico
Great, video like always.
Thanks for your information. You remained me the reason why I left 45 years ago. However I will love to go back to my Island . Have a wonderful time
I bought a house in Punta Santiago . And there is no insurance for my town.
Hello . What if i already have a property and want to build
OK, you convinced me Not to move there...I couldn't live without reliable medical system now that we are over the hill...Very comprehensive review, especially regarding Home Insurance where my US agent told me specifically what would/would not be covered in the event of earthquake on my earthquake insurance. It's important to go in with eyes wide open.
You've impressed me with you're words ☝🏾 this is my home, came across this video and wondered "let me see what this person from up north has to say about us" very accurate especially for those wishing to come down here and invest in real estate ☝🏾 thank you for this awesome video 🙏🏾🇺🇸🇺🇸🇵🇷🇵🇷
It’s February 2021 and Realestate has gone through the roof! Rent for a year because all these pandemic buyers will be sellers once the realities of the island sink in.
have they been selling? It's 2024 drawing to the close... are the prices back to normal again?
how much it a 2 bedroom and a 2 bathroom house to buy there, and can a American buy and own the home and land there
Yes, Americans can buy there, check clasificadosonline.com for current prices.
So how much is a 2 bedroom and 2 bathroom home there
I'm a Puerto Rican Vegas guy. Who do I get in contact as far as a realtor?
wildeye.com/?talktous
I am looking at this for retirement. Thanks for the info.
I’m from Guanica did not think I would hear it here made me happy lol very solid video
Gotta have high speed internet! How good is cell phone service?
Could you recomend a good real estate agent? I cant one to return phone calls? Did you finance thru a local bank? Difficult level? Recommendations? Sorry for the long msg. Thank you for great info!!
@@dorkladytravels You are a rock star...gjrri@aol.com Be well be blessed. Gave you mine instead...email.
Jmrealtyinrincon.com Josue Troche they are located at the west side of the island lovely place beaches restaurants close to Mayagüez and aguadilla airport check out there web page all the best
Very informative 😊
Love this video!!
WELCOME ! YESSSSSS
What is the internet speed like in these areas?
Aibonito is nice to young lady.. The weather is cool.. My plan is to move there..
@@dorkladytravels i lived in Arecibo born in NY.. My dad is from Arecibo mom from Humacao.. I retired n decided Aibonito is the place for me to relax after all these years of working.. Im looking in internet..
@@dorkladytravels be safe.. And careful please.. There's a storm near PR. I cant wait to move to Aibonito.. God bless you.
I enjoy your videos very much! What is the annual real property tax rate in the metro area? I saw an article citing ranges from 8.03% to 11.83%! That sounds extremely high. We plan on living in Puerto Rico for two years and then plan on moving to the mainland and renting out the condo for about a decade and then return to retire in our 60s. Should we just rent for now?
Excellent information thank you 🙏
Do you know in Puerto Rico if my New York State pension is taxable?I work for MTA/Long Island Railroad.
Wonderful video learn so much love it thank you
i retired here and love it ,,,,,even decided to start a business but am taking my time
What website is good to look at the house to buy or rent?
@@dorkladytravels I am looking to move there in a few years hopefully visit the island in 1/22 coming up thank you 🙏
Prescriptions from the US? Is that an issue?
I’m puertorican that why I’m in Texas because the DR APOIMENT AND MY HEALTH
So, if I don’t drive and might need cardiac care, I should probably stick with San Juan, or is there another viable place?
If you rely on electricity to survive. Not a good choice
Thank you for show my land to the World! Greetings from Arizona, AZ!
Oh waw you simply the best vlogger so far i love everything you saying ❤️💯🤣👍👍
great tips we are moving there the people are nice and not anywhere near whats going on in the USA.i love my country but we need to see how Puerto Rico makes things happen even with all that they had to ?they are still amazing people my hat goes out to and island that,s never been treated correct been part of USA.that,s so wrong what they have done to it....its Ok GOD HAS THE LAST MOVE.AMEN
Excellent advise... well thought out
Great video!! Thanks so much!!!
What an incredible video. Tons and tons of information backed by prices and examples and details. AWESOME. Is there a new one, this is April 2020. GREAT JOB.
Thanks for the video
Hi where can you find good fish in Puerto Rico
Barrio obrero at the park out of a truck
I'm considering moving there in the future from Florida. I had no idea it was that cheap to rent or buy? Wow!
What about in Barceloneta.P.R. give me information please.Tku.Gbu
Very good Vlog, thank you
I would like to expand on the minimum wage topic.The minimun wage in Puerto Rico is comparable to most Southern States but there is a huge difference in take home pay. If you work in Puerto Rico there is no Federal or State tax deducted from your paycheck.
Food prices is double is Puerto Rico. Gallon of milk $9
Wow! That makes a huge difference, thank you for that piece of information
But everything is way more expensive in Puerto Rico!
Cheaper than Hawaii do?
Great thanks for the valuable information.
You find a rental on classificados. $250-$600 a month tops
Super informative video, thank you. Wow. I just moved here. Whats the best internet and cable service?
If you're planning to move to San Juan or nearby, *Optico Fiber* is the best with 1Gb down/up for $70 a month flat fee. After that would be Liberty Cable and then Claro.
Q bello es. Soy de humacao y vivo en kissimmee Florida hace 25 Años. nada se compara vivir en el campo. Algunos dicen hoy no hay luz o agua ok q esperan cuando vives en el campo. Cuando me retire en mi trabajo en 3 años comprare un pedazo de paradise como usted. Gracias por ese video. Dios bendiga tu familia y a Puerto Rico.🤠🙏🏄♂️
Hello Diane Cohn, I Was wondering what app or website you used to zoom in and zoom out of the island in 3D?
I was born in barranquitas and l live in a farm l wonder how much is to rent an apartment in the farm quebradillas l had a house there but is 50 years l don't see pr.
GREAT VIDEO!!!
Great information. Are you living back in Tahoe now?
I am from Dorado area. I left puerto rico at the age of 20 and I am 56 now. I have a great job offer which may make us move back to Puerto Rico but I am scared of the medical, insurance and government. Thank you for your video and for your honesty because I talk to my mom every day and she tells me the lines and all the waiting to see their doctors. If I get the job I'll be working for a 5 start hotel so I hope that I will be somewhat protected by the fact I will be working for a big corporation. Any tips are welcome. Thank you
my biggest fear in fully moving back to the island is the Health care quality. So, we will keep a home in the state, and come and go as we need too..
how did your puerto rico move go?
@@amylee9 I end up not moving to Puerto Rico. I had a much better job offer in Texas. Trying to get my mom to come and stay with us. My dad passed away so I’m trying to get her here. Although my brother is there I’ll love for her to come and stay with us.
Just stumble on this video. Had to see it as I am a former islander.
I still have family living there. What you said about Drs and waiting to see one is 100% true. My family has to get up early morning to go to the Dr's office by 3:30 to 4:00 am just to be in line. They tell me that by the time they arrive at the Dr's office there is already a line form! Do you believe that? They are usually finish by 3:00 pm. I don't think they believe in apts.
I used to live in PR back in the mid '90's. I remember that on my days off I would spend a whole day just to do one errand due to the LINES!
I don't know I could live in PR because of those lines!
As far as Drs goes, my understandings is that most have left the island. I live in TX and most of my Drs are from the Island. There is a lot of PRicans in the medical field that move to TX because of opportunities. Same with cops.
I hope something would change over there. The island needs Drs and cops. I would like to move back over there.
Will see.
@@dorkladytravels Update: Just spoke to my Aunt who lives in Caguas. She had a Dr's apt yesterday for her husband. Sure enough, they went there at 4 am! There was already a line. They finish by 3:30 pm.
great info. thank you!!!
This was a comprehensive and very lucid explanation, thank you so much! ^‿^
Awesome video
Do you really recommend not buying a newer used jeep if I’m located in San Juan? Want to be comfortable but if it’s gonna get that destroyed
Do you think that a 55 year old man like myself can retire there on $1500 per month???
No. But you can try Alabama.
Very good. One day I will buy one house maybe in Guaynabo or Trujillo Alto. Thank you for you wise advisers
A quick question I’ve lived in Hawaii for a decade , A very ongoing problem I had was staph infection from sand or beach’s . Hands anyone you know had that problem???
Possibly at beaches near industrial or sewage dump areas. Staph is a sign of water contamination.
can you do a video on land only (lots)
What was the link to rent a apartment or house on the island
clasificadosonline.com
Nice video. We just got back from PR. We did the whole island 🏝. Highlighting the people, places and culture. Please check them out and Allways thanks for sharing and watching 🏝❤️🇵🇷
would you ever go back? Sounds you were turned off. Appreciate your honesty
Are you still leaving here in PR? We are from San German, pr
Very informative video!
Thank you very much