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@@ralphblair9968 hi! I am doing well, hope you are also doing well. If you know the area you are looking to invest in, my best advice is to find a local real estate agent that is familiar with the particular area you want to invest in so that they can guide you based on what exactly your needs are and price point.

@@nathaliecook8168 hey I shipped with a company in NY. The owner is my moms friend so he always give me a deal but I think to ship one of the big boxes where I put all the small things it’s normally around $80 or so.

@ Thank you.

@@prdivamom hey! I found my property by visiting different projects in an area that I liked and wanted to invest in. Let me know if that answers your question

@@deiline.c5181 hi! Yea both of my parents are Dominican, although I was born and raised in the U.S

@@KeithDavis-ub2nv 😂😂😂 muchas gracias…. I was trying to lighten up after that 😂😂

@ keep your head up manita… you are doing great!!🇩🇴💯💯💯

@@tylemcorp1 that is so exciting? Will you be doing Airbnb or is it just for personal use?

@@roninthewanderingtravelerTV thank you! 🙌🏽

@@DukeBX not in areas like punta Cana, bayahibe and other touristic areas where electricity is now provided by private companies. Although expensive it provides 24/7 electricity. Of course this is not the case in local areas or in more rural areas.

@ Good to know. Thanks for the information. 👍

@@amabelisalinas364 it depends the time of year. I personally do between $1300 -$1400 but does not include electricity. However it does include bi-weekly cleanings, and internet along with all condo fees. Everyone sets this up differently, but I’ve found this works well for me in finding longer terms rentals.

@@bretttittle3966 wasn’t my intent as I was talking about things that are broken or need cleaning 😅. But also not mad if that was the impact lol I worked hard for it I have bragging rights 😂

@@OmartheTravelMan thats amazing! If you are Dominican then I think that’s a great way to start. I may not recommend the same from foreigners unless they are living in the country

@@BIGJ-kb3vc 🫶🏽🫶🏽 love it !

@@BIGJ-kb3vc omg this has been the hardest part to adjust to. But I am learning 😂😂

@@BIGJ-kb3vc yea customer service here is definitely interesting lol

@@BIGJ-kb3vc that’s great! Honestly think just investing for a later part of life is never a bad idea!

@@crazyworld2570 yea I totally understand that. Like I said in the video I don’t have a problem with the overall message and with cleaning my property but it was more so the tone and the delivery along with the threatening. I don’t think anyone would be okay being talked to in that way lol

@@BIGJ-kb3vc 100%! People forget that it is a service industry, you still have to provide great service especially through the space itself.

@@edwins1062 yea totally fair to say that and I also explained in the video it wasn’t the content or information of the voice note but more so the delivery and tone used especially the threatening piece.

@@gradyaustin4580 that’s amazing. I am mainly in La romana/bayahibe. I have a playlist called investing in D.R with other videos explaining the process on purchasing a unit or even how to work with the bank

@@TonioXenon thanks, after speaking with the condo admin other people are experiencing the same. I ended up ordering a new one

@@edwins1062 yes definitely Airbnb.com/h/hausbayahibe

@@paulvanblake370 I honestly think that’s the best route for people investing in D.R

@@martinf9626 😂😂😂 that’s a great question. I will say for the kitchen in this apartment I would imagine it’s probably due to the distribution of where they put the stovetop. If the sink was more towards the middle you probably wouldn’t be able to have 2 people in the kitchen at the same time. lol but I completely feel you I also prefer the sink to be more in the middle

@@anonymous-f2y2v thank you so much ! 🙌🏽🙌🏽

@@richardcherry4942 thank you!! 🙌🏽🙌🏽

@@CEE-DUBB-1 thank you so much!!! The apartment is located in Bayahibe

Wow were long way from each other ,I’m in puerto plata ,I’ve been here for 3years I retired from NYC .im never going back there ..hurry up and get out of nyc 🙏🏽if you can

@ love that!!! I definitely am working towards it hopefully in the future.

ok Hennessy sounds good 👌🏽

@@FatdontalkwithLexi 😂😂😂 I didn’t think anyone would catch that

@@CEE-DUBB-1 🙌🏽🙌🏽🙌🏽

@@kimberlytorres2173 hi! For the marketing program? If so, coopcareers.org 🙌🏽

@@Melissa-qx9jw thank you 🙌🏽🙌🏽🙌🏽

@@angiedee2722 Yes, you can use a personal loan from the U.S. to buy property in the DR. However, keep in mind that personal loans often have shorter repayment terms than mortgage loans, usually around 7 to 10 years, while Dominican mortgages can extend 20 to 30 years. U.S. personal loans often have lower interest rates, but the shorter repayment period means higher monthly payments compared to a longer-term mortgage in the DR, where rates are generally higher. It’s best to shop around in both places to find what works best for your financial situation.

@@acastillo184 yea i definitely understood her side. It was just her delivery had me 🤨🤨

@@hennessy.hostedhaus that tone was reckless 😝

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