By Ronan McMahon
RDN
The time to buy in Cabo is now. The best deal I have brought you here to date opens in exactly 24 hours. La Joya is built around a luxurious pool and verdant gardens. It would be a great stand-alone community.
Yesterday I told you about the luxurious Cabo’s transformational event…specifically the $4 billion in investment in luxury new resorts. A big chunk of that $4 billion is earmarked for 20 luxury resorts, which are currently at various stages of construction.
Miles of sun-drenched beaches. Brilliant blue sea. An untamed frontier landscape full of adventure and possibility. Starlit skies and wide desert horizons… It’s no wonder that old-school Hollywood movie stars came here to get away from it all.
“You wanna come with?” Sergio gestured to me as he lifted his new state-of-the-art drone into the back of his SUV. “We’re not going far. Just the presidential suite and the beach”.
Just last month, I got back from my first scouting trip in Placencia, Belize. I’ve been in this wonderful country before. But I hadn’t made the time to travel south to this small Caribbean peninsula.
I’ve just returned from Placencia, Belize. And I dropped everything to put this report together for you—because our opportunity there has knocked my socks off. On my trip, I was following Placencia’s Path of Progress—a path that I discovered could lead you to double your money in one, four, or five years.
Next month, I’ll be heading to Nicaragua for my latest scouting trip. I’m considering tacking on a few days in Costa Rica at the end of that trip—I’m always researching opportunities there and keeping an eye out for deals.
Last month I spent 10 days in Fortaleza and Northeast Brazil running the rule over our opportunity there. I’m more bullish now than before. So much so that I have just made a significant investment. And one Real Estate Trend Alert member can profit from a similar strategy, thanks to a deal that just crossed my desk—a chance for one member to buy a ready-made rental business in Fortaleza.
This is my first visit to Placencia. And, I’m charmed. Placencia is a 16-mile-long spit of land that forms a peninsula in southern Belize. On the east side of the peninsula, you have white-sand beaches backed by swaying palm trees. Docks protrude into flat waters. Waters lap against these docks in afternoon breezes. On the west, you have the protected lagoon—a boater’s and nature-lover’s paradise.
Last month, I returned from a scouting trip to Northeast Brazil. I returned more bullish than ever—our opportunity there is only getting stronger. As you know, I’ve invested numerous times in Northeast Brazil—and I see more potential for members of our little group to do well there.
