| Most experts agree that Latin America is
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| | Costa Rica has a literary rate that
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| a burgeoning market for investors, with
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| | rivals the United States, and since
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| an increasingly educated populace, many
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| | English is taught in its schools, you can
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| acres of land for sale, a relatively safe
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| | function easily when visiting Costa Rica
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| political climate, and very desirable
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| | or even relocating to Costa Rica with
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| exchange rates with the US dollar.
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| | just a few Spanish phrases. It's rate of
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| However, compared with the rest of Latin
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| | adopting technologies like broadband
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| America, Costa Rica is hands down the
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| | Internet and cellular phone service has
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| best Latin American country there is,
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| | been at the forefront of all of Latin
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| whether you're visiting Costa Rica,
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| | America, with more than one-quarter of
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| relocating to Costa Rica, or investing in
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| | the country enjoying high-speed
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| Costa Rica.
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| | connections and mobile phone service.
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| When it comes to investing in Costa Rica,
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| | In terms of safety in Costa Rica, no
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| no country in Latin America even comes
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| | other Latin American country stands a
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| close to being a better choice. With a
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| | chance. While other Latin American
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| real estate market that has grown leaps
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| | countries are plagued with inner-turmoil,
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| and bounds, without faltering once, for
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| | drug wars, and international conflicts,
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| the last fifteen years, investing in
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| | Costa Rica is so peaceful that it
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| Costa Rica is practically a no-brainer --
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| | disbanded its army in 1949 because it had
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| although opportunities are fast running
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| | no further use for it. That means the one
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| out as more and more people learn about
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| | thing you'll never see in Costa Rica is
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| the amazing money-making opportunities
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| | armed military men guarding buildings or
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| investing in Costa Rica has to offer.
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| | walking around downtown. Violent crime is
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| Unlike many other Latin American
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| | practically unheard of across Costa Rica,
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| countries, the Costa Rican government
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| | and your personal safety in Costa Rica
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| openly encourages foreigners investing in
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| | when visiting Costa Rica or even living
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| Costa Rica; in fact, it even promotes the
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| | in Costa Rica is practically guaranteed.
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| investment opportunities the country has
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| | No matter who you ask, Costa Rica will
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| to offer. And while there is some petty
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| | always be considered the safest Latin
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| theft in the more densely-populated
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| | American country.
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| areas, there is never any threat of
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| | While each Latin American country
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| losing your real property to the
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| | presents its own opportunities for
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| government or to local warlords, as there
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| | investment, investing in Costa Rica is
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| is in some other areas of Latin America.
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| | widely considered to be the safest bet
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| You can also purchase coastal property in
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| | with the highest rate of return. With a
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| Costa Rica, unlike its neighboring
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| | highly-educated population, favorable
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| countries, which only permit leasing
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| | laws for foreign investment, and a
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| within 200 feet of the shore. Plus, with
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| | standard of living easily comparable to
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| such a stable and established government,
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| | the United States (but without the added
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| you never have to worry that the
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| | stress and crime!), Costa Rica is clearly
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| situation for investing in Costa Rica
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| | the best Latin American country for
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| will be different under the next regime.
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| | foreign investors.
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