By Ronan McMahon
I asked the developer a few days ago if he had some other deals he could offer toReal Estate Trend Alert members. He came back with a couple of interesting offers. I pushed him a little harder. And the deals got better. The deal is for only two condos. If you’re interested, you need to act fast. These will go in a flash.
We all like a taste of the good life. It’s a powerful driver of prices. Certain brands come with a cachet and desirability. You can pay $50 for a pair of jeans. They’ll do the job. But they won’t look quite as good, or get you as much attention, as the made-to-measure pair with a trendy label…and a price tag of $1,000.
I’m still bullish on Los Cabos. In fact, I get more bullish the more time I spend there. When I made that first recommendation to you, I wasn’t expecting to find more opportunity there. I expected it to be ”one and done.” But the deeper I dig into the real estate story here, the more opportunity I find—the kinds of opportunities no one else is talking about.
I’m planning a research trip to Portugal’s Algarve next month. This will be my sixth trip since crisis came to Portugal. A killer deal there just crossed my desk, the kind of deal that gets snagged in a matter of days. It can’t wait for my visit and full reports—that’s why I’m sending you this Flash Alert today.
Northern Nicaragua’s Path of Progress story just keeps getting better and better. For a long time this region has been completely overlooked—overshadowed by tourism in Southern Nicaragua or its neighbor Costa Rica.
Thanks to that crisis, we have a strong opportunity to buy best-in-class real estate in Northeast Brazil right now—at a deep discount. In Northeast Brazil, things are still thriving. Tourist numbers are growing—and the port and free trade zone of Pecem continue to be major boons to the Northeast’s economy.
A big opportunity has come our way. An opportunity I never thought we’d have again. The chance to buy a lot in a master-planned community in Northeast Brazil, close to the town of Fortim.
I just got off the phone with my contact on the ground in Nicaragua, Jordan Clark, about a special-situation opportunity: a Spanish-style hacienda on 52 acres of farmland in Northern Nicaragua.
I traveled to check out this opportunity most recently with my contact on the ground in Nicaragua, Jordan Clark, as well as Will Bonner, son of International Living’s founder, Bill Bonner. The photos included were taken on that trip.
To an outsider, it looks like a calamity in Brazil. One million protestors calling for the president’s impeachment…corruption scandals…a financial crisis… The country’s congress and senate have both voted to impeach president Dilma Rousseff. Last month, she was suspended from duties for 180 days. Far from being a reason to avoid Brazil, it allows us another opportunity to buy well here…and to take advantage of some special-situation deals…