Should you invest in Colombia?

Are you right to invest in Colombia? I talk about the considerations you should think about.

[@Thaxildds]

I like the video, a lot of great info. I agree with you on many points. I have a 3-year plan to move to a rural area of Brazil. I've invested a lot already in renovations and I have been fortunate enough to have my Brazilian brother-in-law to assist with contractors and navigating the bureaucracy. One thing I think you should mention is finding and paying for good professionals i.g. attorneys, accountants, and compliance assistants. When you find the right people, it alleviates a lot of stress. I've invested a lot and no I don't expect a good ROI; what I do expect is a great place to live with good people and natural foods. Hopefully, I will be able to deduct many expenses in this coming tax season because I do have a pousada (10 suite inn). About the low-trust society, I am well aware of how I am perceived and had to reject working with many people.

[@ronalddregan9431]

Nice video, I like the comment about language. It’s important to be open to the local dialect

[@Patti-MAGA]

I wanna come to Columbia! I totally speak Spanish, am Montessori trained, will tend the home and garden💯

[@GringoCampesino82]

thanks for watching, it is funny how the algorithm works. Do we know each other, or my family? Or did you find my channel independently?

[@GringoCampesino82]

If Colombia is a goal for you, and are serious about it. I recommend a long visit before you make any decisions. Travel to multiple parts of the country, join clubs and social events. After the 3 month honeymoon period you can start to make a long term decision. If you are serious, reach out to me, I am considering a "consulting" side gig, simple questions can be answered via video but if you want someone to investigate a farm or property and give my opinion that gets more complicated.