By Ronan McMahon
John Jacob Astor started his professional life as the owner of a few fur and flute shops, but by the time of his death in 1848 he had acquired a net worth equivalent to $140 billion in 2019 U.S dollars. How did he do it? He used his earnings from the fur and flute trade to buy and hold land on an island on the East Coast of the U.S. called…Manhattan.
Orange trees stretch their branches in shady plazas. Whitewashed buildings with wrought-iron balconies fill narrow cobbled streets. Every lane invites you to meander, every café says sit and stay a while.
I’m traveling to Mexico City because a large and eminent gathering of developers has asked me to join them. Why? They want to connect with us. They want to pitch me deals…and I’m happy to be pitched.
I’ve considered buying one of these villas myself. I’ve pored over floor plans and done the math. Cabo is now my winter base. I already own a condo in Copala. I love spending time here. I’ve already seen fat paper gains on my condo (more on that in a moment). And, I’ve generated rental income from my condo over the summer months when I was in Europe.
Your members-only price of $501,865 is an enormous $152,350 lower than retail list price on these villas. And a massive $258,134 lower than the asking price on a similar resale Copala villa close by…
On Friday, five RETA members can snap up villas in Copala at Quivira, a five-star resort in Cabo. We can buy with an enormous $152,350 discount on retail pricing. That kind of offer is compelling. But the profit is just one side of this proposition. On the other side is a unique lifestyle play that I’m taking full advantage of myself.
With only four villas available at this killer RETA price you’ll need to act fast this Friday. (There’s also one other villa at a slightly higher price as it sits on a bigger lot so you get more outside space.)
The global population is exploding; the UN predict it will be close to 10 billion by 2050. All these new mouths to feed is putting increasing pressure on food production. And the land to produce the kind of quantities needed is scarce…
Just over three decades ago, the Chinese had a nickname for beef. They called it “the millionaire’s meat.” Today, many of those same people, who subsisted for years on a diet of grains like rice and wheat, are eating beef multiple times a week.
The chance to own steps from the beach in the heart of Mexico’s Riviera Maya from just $174,800. It’s mind blowing that you can own this close to the beach here for such a low price. And in a luxurious best-in-class