Good jobs in San Juan, pr doing hair? I am licensed in GA as of now.?

Unfortunately Grouper is right. You must be able to speak spanish, fluently, in order to work that kind of job here. And San Juan is a very expensive place to live. Rent is high, food is high and utilities are high. Public transportaion is a joke, crime is bad, economy is in the pit and traffic is murder. I live in PR but I avoid San Juan as much as I can. If you are fluent, have savings sufficiant to get you through 6 months and have a high tolerance for government ineficiancy, buerocracy, sad stray animals, horrible drivers and over priced everything then give it a go.