By Ronan McMahon
SubType RAR
Yesterday I told you about the opportunity that we’d soon have in Brazil where millionaires are putting their vacation homes…and we can get in for a few hundred dollars a month. I’ve just got word that reservations are now open for us at the Fortim community in Northeast Brazil.
As you know, the Tulúm area on Mexico’s Riviera Maya is my buy of the decade. Now we have the chance to buy into what will be the closest development to the beach in Tulúm. This new opportunity in Tulúm has been two years in the making.
Last week I sent you a special edition of Real Estate Trend Alert, which included my report on where in the south of Spain two profitable trends are converging right now. You can download it in PDF format here. I want to make sure this report—on pages 5-6 of the PDF—have your attention.
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Puerto Vallarta—one of Mexico’s most popular expat destinations—is home to an estimated 50,000 North Americans. It has endless beaches, marinas, and a yacht club. But California money helped turn a sleepy, stable market into a crazy mess. In the aftermath, we may find opportunity.
As a member of our little group you will know that something big is happening on Mexico’s Riviera Maya. This is a stretch of coast where we have profited over the past five years, and where I expect we will continue to profit with opportunities like this oneat Tao, where we can be $32,500 ahead from the get-go.
As a member of our little group you will know that Costa Rica’s Southern Zone is on my radar. It’s the finest part of Costa Rica’s Pacific coast. Prices stayed low here because it was difficult to get to.
I’m scouting in my own backyard—Ireland’s southwest. In the rolling countryside of the west of Ireland, it’s a buyer’s market. It may be the final one, as the last of the best bargains from crisis-fueled fire sales are picked up by savvy investors.
As I told you in my special report on Brazilian beachfront last month, I’m bullish on the opportunity we have in Brazil’s charming little beach town of Icarai. But it’s not the only opportunity I’m working on along this stretch of coast.
As a member of our little group, you’ll be familiar with the situation in Spain and the opportunity we have on the Costa del Sol. I’ve put boots on the ground here three times in the past nine months. The time to act is now.
