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Hi, I’m selling a small but cute, organized and self-sustainable English school at a good neighborhood in Joao Pessoa. If you live in JP and enjoy teaching English, it is a great opportunity. The house is big and can either serve as living quarters (which is what I do) with a separate entrance, or it has lots of room to expand the school. All furniture will be included in the deal, including refrigerator, stove, microwave, blender, water filter, double bed, armoire, etc etc etc. The school is fully functional with computer, printer, chairs and everything else. I had plans to stay in JP long term, but I need to go back to the US in september. Price US$16K.
If interested, please email me at profnaia@gmail.com
Hi there; Im Pablo and I am evaluating the idea to move to Brazil; I am an Guatemalan citizen living in California since 1990 but I didn’t change my citizenship, so I am still a Guatemalan; I want to know why are you selling your school and how much I can expect to make with the school (monthly) and tell me which one is the nearest big city or where is this place located. Also If you can send me some pictures it will be great; I am thinking to relocate in about 90 days. also give me some ideas to do the paperwork to live there. I read in the brazilian embassy page that as a guatemalan i don’t need a visa x the first 90 days; you can also call me at 661 313 3298 from 730 am to 730 pm pacific us time; thanks and I hope we can do business; I hope I will hear from you shortly. Pablo Sosa
Hey Pablo, please email me so I can send you pics and give you the info you need. Thanks! profnaia@gmail.com
Hi there
Has this now been sold?
Where about in Joao Pessoa is the school? Please email me.
Thanks
Hi – I don’t know you email address, please email me: profnaia@gmail.com and let me know if you live locally etc. The school is located at Bairro dos Estados.
I need to sell ASAP because I’m leaving in September.
Hi Naia – I’m looking to move back north and would be interested. Could you send me what pictures you have available and whatever financial info (expenses/income) you have available for the school and property, etc. Looking to do something by the end of the year but September is possible for the correct situation. Where do you get most of your students? Has the supply of students been increasing with the economic conditions? Whatever general info you could supply would also be appreciated. Muito obrigada! Jorge
Hi Jorge – I can’t post any pictures here at Paraiba Paradise, I’d need your email address, please contact me: profnaia@gmail.com
Hi Naia – I sent you a “pm” email, I hope you received it. If not, here is my email for the info: ongmicro@gmail.com
Hi,
Have you sold your school? If not, please send photos to my email address – hannahcharles74@yahoo.co.uk . My husband and I are currently teachers in Kuwait and are looking for a new venture. Thanks, Hannah
Hi, Naia;
I am living in JP also. And I could visit the place you have it at Bairro dos estados. My cell phone is 83-88239845,
you can call me and also email me.
Thanks