There are a ton of different ways to go about getting information regarding traveling to and living in Costa Rica. But how do you know the information is reliable? Plenty of you have e-mailed asking for information, but as you know… I don’t always find the time to answer, and sometimes I just don’t have the answers! I can, however, connect you with the people who do have the answers!

I, together with all the other Gringo writers (see my blogroll for affiliate sites) have worked to create a database that puts you in contact with the people you need to reach in Panama (and Guatemala, Costa Rica, Argentina, Ecuador, El Salvador and more!)

If you are looking for legal services, real estate information, an English speaking assistant or driver, cosmetic surgery, dental work and so on, all you need to do is the following:

Click on this link to sign up for whatever information you want. Then you will be put directly in touch with people that you can count on to get the job done.

It is an automatic system that is shared by all the Gringo affiliate sites. All you have to do is sign up for what information you are interested in, and you will be contacted by the right people.

Since our sites are all connected into one network system you can sign up for information on:

• Argentina
• El Salvador
• Guatemala
• Panama
• Costa Rica and more!

I will make sure you get in touch with the right people who can get the job done. Different areas of expertise that I have connections in include: 

• Real Estate
• Tour Information
• Hotel Information
• Restaurant Reviews
• Legal Services
• Property Rental
• English speaking drivers/assistants
• Nightlife Reviews and discounts
• Cell phone rental/internet information
• Off-shore dental
• Off-shore cosmetic surgery

It has been decidedly named the Gringo’s Little Black Book and I am sure that it will help you to find the services and people you need in Costa Rica.

All you have to do is click on this link to fill out the form, and my contacts will be notified. Then they will contact you to provide you with the assistance you need.

Related posts:

• Why Rent a Villa Instead of Staying at a Hotel?
• Protect Yourself While Buying Property in Costa Rica
• Advice for Potential Expats on Relocation
• All-inclusive, is it worth it? An inside look at Occidental Allegro Papagayo.
• Costa Rica Retirement in The Wall Street Journal and The New York Times