Fred Goldfarb (60) 'I am from the San Francisco bay area. I always had a desire for traveling and in 2006 I came with my girlfriend to Nicaragua, she didn't like it, so that is where our relationship ended. I had a company in the US and in 2007 I bought 350 acres of land. With my business partner we build environment friendly houses to sell. In 2008 the market collapsed, we are selling less now then before. I build this house actually to sell, but for the time being I live here. I don't like the politics in the US and the cost of living is very high.' Nicaragua is suppose to be the second poorest nation in the western hemisphere, but also one of the safest. Although Nicaragua hasn't had good relationships with the US over the last three decades, it did become a very popular destination for US citizens to migrate to. US News & World Report recently declared it one of the most favorable in the world even.

Kathy Aley (64) 'I am from Newport Beach, California. I came here on holiday in October 200 and while I was watching the sunset on the beach I knew I had to move here, I came in February 2001. I need the warmth and the slow life. In the US money and beauty are the power, but I am looking for something else, I left because of the greed and the selfishness in that country. I worked as a aerobics instructor and for the school district, but I tore my muscles. I have two daughters in the US, they are 40 and 32 years old. I live here with my eight dogs, ten cats and my parrot. Every morning I jog the beach up and down, with my dogs and parapet. They need the exercise.' Nicaragua is suppose to be the second poorest nation in the western hemisphere, but also one of the safest. Although Nicaragua hasn't had good relationships with the US over the last three decades, it did become a very popular destination for US citizens to migrate to. US News & World Report recently declared it one of the most favorable in the world even.