Costa Rica- My Cost of Living 💰 CHEAPER Than Yours 2023 Simple Life

[@michaeltew9295]

I never get tired of your videos dude. Showing that the reality of living in paradise is the same reality of living anywhere. That people have choices even if they don't make tons of money. Simple living can be enjoyable.

[@beckyfernandez3418]

I think living in Costa Rica is all about living the simple life and it does determine wants and needs so if you have the budget you can get whatever you want if you have a budget then you just live simply and you can live on less than $1,000 a month. I wouldn't deter anyone from living in Costa Rica for less than $1000 a month but do your homework and know where you want to live and how much it's going to cost you. Surely problems and stuff is going to come up but that is anywhere, your refrigerator might break down your bike might break down your car might break down but it's better ,you know, if you have some kind of a nest egg to back up those unexpected costs. I believe the key to living in Costa Rica is When in Rome do what the Romans do in other words you eat what Costa Ricans eat you don't buy things that you can only buy in another country like the United States, peanut butter, butter, and cheese are very expensive but if you buy stuff that is grown here you can eat for very cheap I've lived on the Caribbean side of Costa Rica for over 10 years for less than $600 a month so anybody can do it

[@TravelCostaRicaNOW]

Hey Becky, thanx for sharing your perspective and experience. My only problem, a lot of folks who don't have much money and have an unexpected health issue, take advantage of CR hospitality.

[@shyampitamber]

Hi there. Which website can I see apartments for these kinda prices? I've been searching and nothing quite close to this comes up. Many thanks.

[@olafweyer859]

I tried getting my drivers license two times, both times I was completely stressed out every session. So I never had the high cost of a car, fuel, inspections, insurances etc. etc. and that put me on a different path than most people: I didn't need to earn much. I didn't need to stress about a career, only earning a living. I could pursue screenwriting and although I lacked the absolute desire to succeed (it didn't mean that much to me, it's just something I liked doing) I wouldn't wanna miss that time. And now I'm in Costa Rica. And I never lived that great before. The nature. The wildlife. The views. People who don't care or can't begin to care about a lot of money. People who just want to live their life and not be fazed by all those societal standards. Don't get me wrong, I still work 40 hours a week. But it's because I choose to and there's still SO much time left after work. I feel blessed having come here.

[@TravelCostaRicaNOW]

ahhhh...that's so great to hear. thx for sharing.

[@olafweyer859]

@@TravelCostaRicaNOW I'm an introvert, our brains are like sponges, I suck up information 24/7, everything, I can't filter, or at least it's too hard. So driving, when peoples lifes are at stake... that's just too much, man. I think it's not just only an introvert thing but also. The advantage is, I never forget anything, at least if it's not part of my daily routine. I use my camera a lot and shoot photos, it slows me down, my brain, my senses, it gives me peace. And I think I became a (hobby) writer for the same reason. Sort through all that information and give it a purpose.

[@JM-wp7te]

What about your monthly budget?

[@steveelling9604]

Michael seems to spend about $50 a month on coffee, too! Drinks it by the barrel.

[@TravelCostaRicaNOW]

damn it. you're right. That is a budget line item😉

[@Int.pablo.e.arias.c]

🇨🇷 Coffee ☕️ is a must have here

[@TravelCostaRicaNOW]

very true😉

[@jeffberg8015]

I wouldn't recommend relocating to Costa Rica without having a cash reserve either. Yes, you may be able to get by on $1200 a month or sometimes less, as long as nothing majorly bad happens. But cash in the bank allows you flexibility to deal with adversity. Let's say your landlord decides to jack up the rent for example. Having a reserve allows you the time to look for another place.

[@TravelCostaRicaNOW]

yes, exactly that.

[@albertwood6030]

Is there first and last month rent or security deposit in Costa Rica? Also, is having a dog hard to find rent?

[@jeffberg8015]

@@albertwood6030 usually yes on the deposit question and often pets are allowed, but often with size limits.

[@albertwood6030]

@@jeffberg8015 thanks for the response/information.

[@rodvarmo]

@@TravelCostaRicaNOW the maximum yearly increase in the rents are by law according to inflation in Costa Rica. Right now max is 11,11%

[@fazbell]

Smartest CR series on KZbin. Thanks for your research and accurate information.

[@TonyPerez1981]

I have AC and run it all night. I pay about $70 a month. Also agree with the CAJA. I go to Nicaragua every 3 months. Have a nice couple of days vacation for less than $100 so about $33 monthly.

[@TravelCostaRicaNOW]

not too bad for A/C..not bad at all.

[@kandyman2705]

Another informative video. Thanks Michael

[@glenntellier8491]

Great video, Michael, looks like you spend about 20 bucks a day on food. I think that’s totally realistic in Costa Rica.

[@frankc966]

Great video! Like the disclaimer at the end about coming down with only a set amount. We can strive to spend one amount but we all know something will come up.

[@TravelCostaRicaNOW]

yes, so true but some haven't got the memo😉

[@annrichmanrn4514]

Great Mike!

[@FBA-Renaissance]

I'm a NEW SUBSCRIBER!! Thanks Michael this video is helpful, informative & encouraging 😎

[@toyso7972]

Mike, Michael if someone like my father Inlaw can live (get by) in Miami,Florida with only having a retirement check of $1064.I don’t see how a person with $1000. Can’t find a better way to live in CR. Costa Rica is expensive but not more so then Miami. Now yes my Inlaw lives in an efficiency half the size of your Tico house but also has a small Toyota truck that he pays INS,gas and repairs on it. His rent is $675. For the efficiency so he’s basically just getting by. He’s a U.S.A. citizen but was born in Nicaragua and doesn’t want to go back there after 40 years even though I think he would have a much more active and social life with his income in Nicaragua or Costa Rica. Yes I know about the SOB in control there. Now I’m like you & can easily live in a Tico house without fancy things and nothing to worry about. I would try/do the 90 day travel/force vacations and would look into hiring a person to come in to clean and cook my dinner instead of going out so much. I mean if I can get a $300.rental that would definitely make my $1000. Budget Work. $1000. Life style in Miami or just about anywhere in the USA is not a life style to brag about. I think anyone that is in good health should try it rather then live a limited lifestyle or even a very limited life in the USA you/they can alway go back home if it’s not for them. Love your channel and been watching for over ten years some day soon I will travel to Costa Rica and will love to meet you guys. I will definitely contact you before heading your way. Take care

[@TravelCostaRicaNOW]

Hey Toyso, first off, appreciate you following our videos, much appreciated. Well, if someone's budget is minimal, good health is a must... and I would still advise they find some sort of side hustle, doesn't even have to be much. Trust me, lots of side hustles here ;). Would love to meet. If you're ever in the Fortuna area by all means.

[@toyso7972]

@@TravelCostaRicaNOW WOW MICHAEL that was a fast response time. By the way my name is Tomas and the Toyso name is for Tomas y Sophia just thought you would like to know. Yes I’ve been looking forward to traveling to CR but always end up going elsewhere..my last trip to CR was in 1995 I was there for a week in September and it was not very sunny let’s say.. I will definitely contact you guys when I do finally decide to make the trip happen. I also have a couple of airbnbs here in Miami if you guys need a place for a weekend or something let me know if it’s available, you’re in. I’ll Looking back I actually started watching your videos back in late 2008 early 2009 it’s been a while now and I’m sure you’ve help out more people then you think. Good, bad and everything in-between keep your channel alive you’re doing a wonderful thing informing as well as entertaining people from all over. Great job Mike.

[@johndaly9133]

Thanks Michael. Hope to see you in March!

[@korymalone6591]

Cool. Thanks for the videos. Keep ´em coming.

[@TravelCostaRicaNOW]

that is the plan, thx.

[@squeakychairproductions]

Here is my input from Grecia. My biggest difference is food. I spend at the markets on average $200 a month. I go out to lunch twice a week and it runs about $50 keeping it cheap. It was 3 times a week but prices are going up. You pay a lot more for Caja. The guy making $1100 a month will only pay about 7%. I get by very nicely on $1200 a month. Like you said, it's about need not want. I too don't have a car. Don't need one and if I need to go to San Jose etc Uber is cheap. A friend with a car never hurts. You advise against the guy with $1100 a month trying to make it here but seriously where else can he go? You can't make it in the US with that.

[@k10adventures]

You can make it in the USA for about $1500 a month if you really needed to. Not counting health insurance but if you really need medical coverage you can get it for free or pretty cheap. I showed some people how they can live on $1500 per month by doing it myself on purpose. You just need to think outside the box, be very frugal and keep a budget and stick to it..

[@meryrhoden290]

Awesome Video Michael !

[@TravelCostaRicaNOW]

Thanx. Glad you enjoyed it Mery. :)

[@dakotahstr]

Happy Sunday from Canada Michael! Have a great one

[@TravelCostaRicaNOW]

I will thx. and you do the same😉

[@raymanmufasa]

Thanks for the follow up dude. gonna give a watch now!

[@TravelCostaRicaNOW]

thanx. appreciate the view.

[@janetbeattie6902]

Hi Mike and Everyone! We've lived in the Central Valley for just over a year. For us, expenses balance out; some things are less than we were used to and some things are more. Not owning a home or car saves us a ton of money. We pay, $30 for Internet good enough to work remotely and close to $100 for electricity (HVAC, no; washer and dryer, yes.) Buy local and groceries will be reasonable, but imported items are expensive. We have a post-paid Liberty phone which is super inexpensive. Dog food for a 70 lb. Siberian Husky runs about twice what we paid for it in the US. Our wonderful vet costs us about the same, while our awesome dentist experiences have been very reasonable. Thanks for the great video!

[@janetbeattie6902]

For the person who asked in an earlier comment about having a dog in Costa Rica. It's more difficult, but doable, to find a rental that takes dogs. There are plenty of vets and pet supply stores here. It's the import process that is complicated and expensive.

[@lucindajenkins8693]

​@@janetbeattie6902Can you tell me what kind of work you do remotely please?

[@shelleysquires7225]

Good morning 🌄 ☕🌺 Thank again, I've watched over 600 videos of yours and sometimes it's hard to keep it all straight 🤪. Keep up the good work!

[@TravelCostaRicaNOW]

yeah, for real. I can't keep them straight either, so I just keep looking forward.

[@anonymousxish]

I get your joke.

[@shelleysquires7225]

@@anonymousxish You're reading into it something that is not there 😁

[@vangiebruce3087]

Ty Michael, me and my sons are learning a lot from you. There is no doubt that I am gonna be ok there. I too live a simple way of life, haven’t always, but have for a long time now. Someone asked me awhile back if my house embarrassed me, I said no, I would be more embarrassed to be living beyond my means. A character flaw so many have anymore 😢. Anyway, I forgot where I was going with this 💨😂 keep it real, ✌🏻

[@mrshess443]

Thanks for clarifying and updating the video with the house. Loved it!! Someone is going to get a lot for their money with that house!!

[@TravelCostaRicaNOW]

haha...very true

[@alEx-isca]

Nice and useful vid. Thanks 😀

[@TravelCostaRicaNOW]

Glad it was helpful! :)

[@maukamarine3083]

How did you become my favorite videos? Good content

[@TravelCostaRicaNOW]

thanx. I'll take that for as long as it lasts.😊

[@scottleonard6651]

Hey Michael. I haven't commented in a while. Great video.

[@TravelCostaRicaNOW]

All good. Welcome back!

[@michelinecousineau8497]

Thank you so much!❤

[@TravelCostaRicaNOW]

you are very welcome 😊

[@waltermoorer4566]

Do some episodes on rental properties and their prices

[@rogaineablar5608]

$6-9 a month for water is awesome. I pay $50/mo minimum. Like if I leave my house for a month and do not use any water, I'd still pay $50. Ugh.

[@TravelCostaRicaNOW]

damn, feeling pretty good about my $9. now ;)

[@LarryLaird-eb8rp]

Love your attitude about life.I get 1600 a month and I love Costa Rican ideals about their ecosystems and would like to live there. Is 1600 enough?

[@TravelCostaRicaNOW]

It should be, just depends on your wants vs. needs. I don't for less, so...

[@shanelford6053]

Great info!

[@TravelCostaRicaNOW]

thx. appreciate u taking the time to say😊

If you want to live simpler, you can definitely live cheaper. But, most people just won't do that. They've got to have their name brand products and go out to the fancy gringo restaurant all the time. Then the big house with all the appliances!

[@paulvta761]

You need to get an A/C unit and another chair for guests 😁

[@TravelCostaRicaNOW]

haha...true that.

[@shyampitamber]

Hi there. Thanks for the great videos. Which website can I see apartments for these kinda prices? I've been searching and nothing quite close to this comes up. Many thanks.

[@GeeLight]

I was wondering about monthly expenses. I'm not close to retirement, but wondered how much I would need to be saving regularly. This overview definitely helped me a lot. Hope to start travelling to Costa Rica to see if it vibes well for me.

[@ChrisP3000x]

Do you drink tap water? Filter or bottle? Proper amount to balance the sweating? Only $9?

[@TravelCostaRicaNOW]

tap water... obviously i should filter. I wish i cared..ugh.

[@gaiaevalynlove7901]

Heyyy. I appreciate your video. I'm thinking of moving to Costa Rica soon, I'm a spiritual awake person, what area of Costa Rica do you recommend? I notice your rent is really cheap is that the same everywhere in Costa Rica? Thanks

[@arthurmiller9363]

Mike I will be returning to Costa Rica La Fortuna in December. In a pass video you stated that you were looking for a restaurant and bar that won't take you and your guest. Well I will very soon have the place for you. The Americano. I should be able to open sometime in February 2023. Please write so that you and I can discuss my plans and the needs of you and your friends in Fortuna. Write and let me know when you're available. I should be in town for Christmas. Looking forward to hearing from you. Art Miller

[@TravelCostaRicaNOW]

Arthur, much better if you email me first so I can keep everything straight. We can definitely chat. thanx.

[@tedviens1]

My rent is 190,000 and my CAJA is 190,000. How do you keep your CAJA so low? My income is US Social Security retirement.

[@rogercocco5309]

thanks mike!!!!

[@TravelCostaRicaNOW]

u r very welcome 😊

[@soanguyen4672]

Hi Michael, I have been watching your videos about Costa Rica and I really enjoy it. I had been to LaFortuna couple of times and tried to get in touch with you for help but I couldn't find your office. My Uber driver couldn't locate your office either. I am certain that I will enjoy living in LaFortuna because I like Hot springs. Do you offer help finding a house. to rent? I am not ready to buy anything yet. What do I need to do to get in touch with you? Thank you so much, Soa

[@blakebusson3927]

I’ve considered moving to Costa Rica but I would want to live in Tamarindo and I was looking up 3 bedroom houses there for rent and to get a decent one would cost upwards to $2500 month how is that affordable? That is literally the same as my mortgage in California. Main reason to move there is laid back lifestyle and lower cost of living, those prices are not lower than US

[@Swede.from.Boston]

Isn’t Costa Rica tax-free for foreigners earning 3,000 dollars a month from earnings outside Costa Rica? I have heard that you could get “free” citizenship if you earn more than 3,000 dollars a month.

[@stevesjohnson4902]

Excellent video but it would be interesting if you could do that kind of "cost of living" for someone in a Beach Town like Jaco? Hey I know that not likely so please keep making these great videos. Life in CR looks inticing.

[@TravelCostaRicaNOW]

double/triple my numbers🤣🤣🤣

[@anonymousxish]

Love jaco.Almost bought property there 20 years ago.Quebrada is cheap and nearby.Herradura, expect prices above us prices.

[@fosterbrower4116]

Dude, the box of seasons past, I have one as well, seems like it was just yesterday, PEACE

[@eddiaz8783]

Hey Mike, the casado is about ___$4,too 6, not $9, and caja is not good, and , my advise is DON'T BUY NOTHING IN C,R,

[@TravelCostaRicaNOW]

I eat the cadiallac casados.... lol

[@CraigAnderson-h2h]

Most expats focus on the economics. I lived in Mexico for 10 years and we all know there's a lot more to really getting down and enjoying life than nice climate and cheap rent. Like, are the locals friendly? Do you understand the language and culture or are you depending on English and homies, like you're still in America?

[@shartzs]

Great follow up video Michael! Your food cost runs you about 50% of your monthly expenditures (but eating out can be expensive). It seems like not having a car in Costa Rica can really dial your costs down as long as you have a bike, public transportation or Uber (do they have Uber in La Fortuna?). Thanks for sharing :)

[@TravelCostaRicaNOW]

yes, very true. Yes, Uber is in Fortuna😊

[@ultra100able]

Been in Costa Rica for almost 6 months . Food. cost high . Rents are high . It rains a lot . But crime is low and overall people seem nice . Stay for 2 yrs and see how you like it before committing to living here . Also not the currency to the Usd Is not that stable . But if you really want to live like a Tiko you can do it on 900 to 1000 a month . But that’s just getting by .!

[@MFQuinnCyclist]

@@ultra100able too funny. I’m Mike Quinn. Thinking of moving to Costa Rica. What area are you in?

[@MoirasDeschool]

So how much would you recommend someone having as income before moving? Double the bills each month?

[@olafweyer859]

P.S.: About residency. I rather travel every 90 days than bother with the bureaucratic nightmare that I imagine is the Caja. You mentioned how the price can change depending and I'm already rolling my eyes :D

[@danjorgensen7307]

Mike… I know you’re doing a relocation vacation in March of ‘23. Are you planning another one one in the Fall or next year???? Thx.

[@souravbhadra9301]

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[@laurieharper5299]

Put a bowl of ice in front of the fan and it will blow the cold from the ice.

[@brazah4987]

Digg the content, Michael. I am in the process of moving out there next year! I have traveled to Latin countries for over a decade, but honest question; how do i meet Ticos/Ticas in CR that aren't always trying to swindle ??? It's obnoxious, thx

[@shaun9598]

Prices have gone up a good 50% if not more

[@markminister2599]

That is great.

[@Int.pablo.e.arias.c]

Wow 🎉 thats an beautiful property

[@TravelCostaRicaNOW]

i know, right.

[@Int.pablo.e.arias.c]

@@TravelCostaRicaNOW Just the view from the Volcano 🌋 is priceless. How far is this from the actual Arenal Volcano?

[@AndreyNabutovsky]

you saved on AC looks like ? :D

[@carmenstefan4445]

I love your videos , I watched them all. You provide us with amazing information . Michael is gas expensive in Costa Rica? I am planning on visiting Costa Rica in February and would like to rent a car and I need to know how much it would be. 😊

[@TravelCostaRicaNOW]

gas is expensive here.... not sure what it is because I don't have a car.... but my partner, D'Angelo complains every time he goes to the pump

[@k10adventures]

Just came back from Costa Rica (heading back in a few weeks) and yes fuel is expensive but depends where you are coming from. As a example if you live in California then I would not consider it expensive. Side Note: Car Rentals - I was able to rent a small car for about $1500 ( For a Month )

[@edwardsmith3393]

CR is not cheaper but the living makes up the difference

[@seasonschangin]

thanks for the info. do you pay youtube, spotify, netflix, etc.?

[@TravelCostaRicaNOW]

haha, no. KZbin pays me😉

[@blakebusson3927]

Shoot man my water bill in cali is $150 month. Electric in summer time avg $350 month

[@vangiebruce3087]

Oh, teach us about the currency plz😊

[@yolandastrickling1815]

I went to a gym by my house called Orangetheory. They want $180 and you pay 40 a month for a gym five days a week. 😂😂😂🤣

[@TravelCostaRicaNOW]

😱

[@intrigantina]

Curious yr answers Health insurance with many unjustified restrictions: 1000 usd per month in Spain 100 usd teeth included Residency here at least 4 years waiting time at more than 3000 usd in Spain you get the same day cost lawyer 220 usd why Costa Rica sucks so much for poor service? Grateful to know

[@UnicornMeat512]

So no worries on 5k a month and a few hundred thousand on the back burner?

[@TravelCostaRicaNOW]

not unless you're addicted to prostitutes, drugs and gambling.

[@mjcart]

Very informative. At least you don't have to maintain the house. In Mexico after 60 days you are responsible for all minor repairs.

[@TravelCostaRicaNOW]

damn, really? that sucks...for the renter😉

[@JM-wp7te]

Do you think that maybe $30 a day on food?

[@MrJayakumar21]

what is the salary for software progrmmer in CR?

[@vanguardvaluist2614]

“Sweatin’ like a bitch”. Words to live by.😂

[@TravelCostaRicaNOW]

damn straight ☺️

[@PhoenixwayNet]

180 days now for tourist visa...

[@michaelsolano7907]

Do you rent a room or do you have a studio ?

[@coastiewife465]

what about your phone bill

[@VenusRadha]

Speaking of Airbnb, whatever happened to justice for D’Angelo? Is that crazy woman still in Costa Rica or did she flee the scene?

[@TravelCostaRicaNOW]

She was here for awhile.... now, not sure. We got 'internet' justice for sure. But honestly, that women needs help before she damages more places/lives.

[@richardwilkinson72]

I would never survive there without air conditioning.

[@TravelCostaRicaNOW]

I was sweating because i turned off my fan.. i don't normally sweat in my house.

[@Infochique]

Probably miscellaneous is toiletries and cleaning stuff??

[@TravelCostaRicaNOW]

not much in either really. Just basics. White Vinegar works wonders.

[@jclar7210]

Great video Mike, I was just in Costa Rica in late October, early November. I love it, it's been 3 years since I've been, stuff is more expensive like here in the U.S. I would love to live there, but would have to find a job online, peace ✌️

[@eddiaz8783]

My Advise is DON'T BUY NOTHING, rent C,R is getting bad, I know C,R, since, 1994, right now I'm in C,R, Guanacaste, C,R, is not the same anymore, thank you ,

[@jclar7210]

@@eddiaz8783 Right Ed, luckily I have relatives there, I have a cedula too, so I'm lucky in that aspect

[@rusted5408]

Starts at 7 minutes

[@robertdecuir5748]

Thank you for breaking down the basic living expenses. While I live in Southern Louisiana currently, the thought of moving is becoming a real reality. What I am uncertain at this time about is whether I can still collect my Social Security and live permanently outside the US.

[@TravelCostaRicaNOW]

you can.

[@deborah9384]

Thanks for the great advice. just one question, I’m on SS & have V.A. pension. will that work? Thanks again.

[@yolandastrickling1815]

Lmdao 😂😂😂 your rent and water and electricity wow I wanna move there where I’m at rent for a one bedroom apartment $2000 plus electric is at least $ 200 and water depends can be as high as $80 cable $150 phone bill $55 food $300 and that’s not eating out once a month

[@luisarce2081]

I like those numbers

[@TravelCostaRicaNOW]

hahha... me too ;)

[@JoeBlow-i4w]

7 minutes into the video and you FINALLY getting to the content. Thank goodness there is fast forward

[@TravelCostaRicaNOW]

Your mom wanted me to tell you your macaroni n cheese is ready and not to forget to brush your teeth.

[@elenagomez9354]

😊☕️👍

[@RodrigoEscobar-qm2gy]

I am a Costa Rican live in the United States for the last 55 years I would like to go back and retire with my benefits with my my furniture in my car

[@turkeyphant]

Yikes, you'd be mad to live in Costa Rica and pay those crazy prices when almost every other country in Latin America is cheaper, nicer locals, more culture, nicer nature, better food, etc., etc.

[@TravelCostaRicaNOW]

Well, I have been called that before lol. But really, those are the more important variables when choosing where you would like to live... really???? You don't consider the government for example? Much more important variable to consider. AND be fair, Costa Rica is a beautiful country, much nicer than most and the people are extremely nice. Personally, I would put Tico's niceness up against any other culture, any day of the week. The food, carry tabasco ;) And for me, I do live cheap but I understand.

[@turkeyphant]

@@TravelCostaRicaNOW Sure, but there are a great leaders e.g. in Mexico and Colombia places with such much better quality of life. Nothing wrong with pretty much any of the governments in Latin America now apart from Milei and he won't affect your life in Argentina really for a while.

[@TonyPerez1981]

Dejavu?

[@TravelCostaRicaNOW]

a little, yes.

[@callhone1951]

Your $1291 per month. Is that us or canadian dollars.

[@TravelCostaRicaNOW]

US

[@whiskeykilo2h429]

I highly recommend everyone here invest in Bullion and cryptocurrency as a back up ! The U.S. dollar ‘debt instrument is dying and sorry to state this here but is fact that can’t be denied. All Rotchild central bankers currencies are dying ! Look at El Salvador 🇸🇻, the president there made cryptocurrency part of its monetary system and paid off its debt and is financially doing much better than Costa Rica 🇨🇷.

[@RandyBrady2024]

I do make money online. I really can be anywhere with h=highspeed internet. Your videos offer me great perspective. Thank You

[@TravelCostaRicaNOW]

You are so welcome Randall. c u soon. lol

[@AdamRitchie2]

Hey, do you mind if I ask what kind of online job you have? I'm trying to go full remote so I can be with my family in CR