Debriefing – Costa Rica Scouting Trip
Happy New Year. I hope you enjoyed the holidays. I’ve just returned from an extended December scouting trip to Costa Rica and Nicaragua, preceded by some vacation time in Costa Rica’s Manuel Antonio.
By Ronan McMahon
Happy New Year. I hope you enjoyed the holidays. I’ve just returned from an extended December scouting trip to Costa Rica and Nicaragua, preceded by some vacation time in Costa Rica’s Manuel Antonio.
Happy Holidays. And a big “thank you” for investing the time and money to be part of our little group. This is RETA’s third Christmas. Our numbers are growing and we are an increasingly active group. That’s good for everyone. You see, it gives me more leverage to negotiate member-only pricing and terms. And, to get developers to pick up some or all of the tab for members-only chill weekends and scouting trips.
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Back in August, I told you how you could lock down an interest-free lot in Belize—in the Ceiba Horsefield phase of Orchid Bay. The monthly payments were just $600. You have a second chance at this deal.
I’ve put together something special for you now. I’d like to invite you to join a small group of your fellow RETA members in Fortaleza for a members-only scouting trip next February 3rd, 4th and 5th. That’s three full days of visiting the best opportunities in the city, and the beaches to the east and west.
Los Árboles de Tulum is located 12 minutes inland from Tulum’s pristine beaches and just minutes outside the town of Tulum. As of January 1st 0% developer financing on these lots is off the table. The project moves to its next phase—the home construction and community center phase.
I’ve just returned from a scouting trip to Tulum, down the coast along Mexico’s Costa Maya and into Belize. I had plenty of time to catch up with the developers of projects in Mexico and Belize where RETA members have bought—including Benjamin Beja of Tao and Sian Ka’an.
Brazil is fast becoming the bread basket of the world—it’s the largest exporter of coffee, soy, orange juice, beef, chicken, sugar and ethanol. The cerrados, Brazil’s high plains, cover 500 million acres. The USDA has estimated that 400 million acres of this could be opened for crop production. The area yet to be opened for agricultural production is 25% larger that the total crop acreage of the U.S.
Something big is going to happen in Brazil’s real estate market in December…but I wanted to send you this alert today to make sure you have time to be ready to act before the pre-release window closes—and prices rise.
Last week I told you about the pre-release of condos at Tao near Tulum, Mexico…and the special terms for members of Real Estate Trend Alert. I want to make sure you have seen this alert…and that you are aware that units are selling fast. The pre-release deal expires on December 15th.