The Panama Hotel Lobby Wants to Charge us 10%…
The latest update on how the Panama hotel lobby is pushing to make owning short-term rentals less attractive for investors.
By Ronan McMahon
Round Table
The latest update on how the Panama hotel lobby is pushing to make owning short-term rentals less attractive for investors.
A selection of videos on the latest developments in Fortaleza.
The key question: What will be the impact of all the new supply coming on the market in the next two years? As you know, there has been a huge construction boom.
Mike Cobb is a serial developer–he has holdings in Nicaragua, Costa Rica, and Belize. To make his next acquisition of oceanfront villas in the Caribbean, he needs to make a quick sale of some of the units–and he’s offering a big discount to anyone who buys.
The Mexican Riviera is where I found what I consider to be the best resort rental deal on the market today…anywhere.
Mexico’s Riviera Maya is an area that’s among the most beautiful in Mexico…yet real estate prices are still far below what you’d expect to pay in any of Mexico’s other popular beach areas.
The potential here is just about unlimited.
This report shows you one of the best opportunities available as of September 2009.
After nearly a decade of runaway demand and floods of cheap money in Spain, the Spanish developers took their eye off the ball. They took on more debt and risk than they should have, and overpaid for land.
Great news. I’ve just got off the phone with one my contacts in Madrid. La Cam is a Spanish bank that controls many distressed Spanish developments. They’ve launched a new mortgage product specifically for buyers purchasing distressed properties.
As you know Fortaleza is a host city for the 2014 World Cup in Brazil. This is good news for those of us who have invested here.