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"Hi. We're in the states now to help my elderly parents. My husband and I are retired educators; most experience with second language learners in Texas. We have a good pension, but live fairly frugally. We love to travel. My biggest concern is good healthcare. We both have chronic illnesses that have improved and are successfully monitored at this point. I know eventually we'll need more care and life adaptations. We have visited Honduras; Roatan specifically. We love the culture and the people seem friendly and welcoming. Our daughter is an adult and on her own. We are Christians in heart, but not too churchy. Looking forward to learning about the expat life." - dblymer

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"I believe that the US will implode in the near future. Considering a move abroad. Property in Honduras seems affordable. If we do it we would probably look at property in the rain forest. How hard is it to obtain building materials? Can you build your own buildings or do you have to hire a local builder? How bad are customs fees to import hard goods (considering a portable sawmill and solar array). Is it safe to live out in the jungle? I enjoy shooting sports. Will I be able to bring my guns with me? I do not have any full auto but do have simi auto pistols and rifles. I understand that it may take some time to jump through the hoops. Just wondering if it is even possible. After a home is built how much should it take per month to live there?" - flcaptainbill

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