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Expertise

I can answer questions about traveling or moving to Puerto Rico. Questions can cover such topics as: hotels, beaches, restaurants, places to visit, what to bring, etc.

Experience in the area

I have lived in Puerto Rico since 2002.

Education/Credentials

I have lived in Puerto Rico since 2002.

What do you like about this subject?

Puerto Rico is a beautiful island with a variety of climates - from mountains to deserts to beaches - you are sure to find ways to enjoy the island.

What do you still hope to achieve/learn in this field?

More about the tropical flora and their medicinal and edible uses.

Something interesting about this subject that others may not know:

Although it used to be cheaper to live on Puerto Rico, that is no longer the case. Inflation has hit here too.

Something controversial or provocative about this subject

Only half of all Puerto Ricans want the island to become a State. The other half like the old ways, and would rather things stayed as they are.

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Recent Answers from Fran Rhea

2009-11-15 fishing in Puerto Rico:

I don't know about taking out a large boat by yourselves, but there are several fishing charters that may point you in the right direction. Here is a link that provides the island fishing charter companies:

2009-11-03 Working and living in PR w/ some Spanish:

The north side of the island is full of large businesses, but I don't really keep up with the job market. I do know that a good IT person is always valuable. Knowing conversational Spanish will help a

2009-10-29 transportation:

Renting a car can be the best bet and will allow you to have a good time in and around Rincon. The other alternative is a bus line but will charge about $50/person. Contact your hotel for phone numbers

2009-10-25 Moving to Puerto Rico:

The side of San Juan that is closer to Fajardo is probably better. I don't know about the price range, but here is a link to a rental finder: www.clasificadosonline.com The best advice I can give

2009-09-09 title and deed on property:

You definately need an abogado. Try the listings at: http://www.superpagespr.com/puerto-rico/lr/initialTerms-abogados/keywords-/local

 

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