If you’ve ever visited Latin America on holiday, then you’re probably very familiar with the tactics used by many of the marketing professionals, working at resorts, and in the business of selling time-share packages.

You may also be aware of the phenomenon where expats, like yourself, are receiving kickbacks from each ‘client’ they refer to their favorite attorney, real estate broker, lender, etc. As you know, people are always looking for ways to make an extra dollar or two and it’s our understanding that many expats are getting quite good at this.

This is just one reason why we strongly suggest you educate yourself in all aspects of life and liberty as you make your transition to Central America, Mexico or elsewhere. Know that there is a tremendous learning curve the first year or two and make sure you work with experts that can efficiently guide you through the process. Either way, you’ll most likely be paying for this information, overtly or not, but your best bet is to work with legitimate professionals who have nothing to hide.

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