In this report, we’ll take a look at some of the key considerations involved in opening a business in Costa Rica. Plus, we’ll hear some real life accounts of people who have already made the move and are successfully running their own businesses there. Whatever type of business you’re interested in setting up, you’re sure to find lots of inspiration from this report.
“I love the stimulation. Every time I take someone on a tour I learn something new about places I’ve seen hundreds of times before.” So says Helene Kahn who has loved Mexico since she was 10 years old. Now she lives in the artistic hub of San Miguel de Allende and gets paid for something she loves doing: showing people around her adopted country.
This strategy is not for everyone. It works best for people who are frustrated with the US government “interfering” with their lives and “sucking them dry” with taxes… Once you learn this proven strategy—that nearly 3,000 everyday Americans used last year—you’ll have the keys in your hand to do something most Americans never consider. This brand-new report shares the specific step-by-step details.
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The best deals and the biggest opportunities in real estate today are not to be found within U.S. borders. Take U.S. coastlines... Sure, America has some gorgeous beaches... and stunning seaside properties. But there’s a severely limited supply, especially of Grade A, beachfront real estate... and a burgeoning demand, especially among Baby Boomers. Even if your budget isn’t small, you’ll have trouble finding a seaside getaway on either U.S. coast that could be called a bargain.
Inside This Issue...Magical Le Marche—Italy’s Affordable Hidden Gem; Retirees Explore Asia from their Base in Nha Trang, Vietnam; Southern Colombia’s Secret Property Bargains; Live on a Tropical Island Rent Free; Owning a U.S.-Style Sports Bar in Panama...and much more
Le Marche is a land of rolling hills topped with traditional stone farmhouses, honey-colored villages seemingly untouched since the Middle Ages, and farm-to-fork cuisine served up in rustic trattorias, where a meal will cost you as little as $7.
China is changing. That much we all know. And in the last few years a major shift has been in people’s diet. Spurred on by improved incomes, the growing Chinese middle class has developed a hunger for western-style foods—that means more meat and dairy.
When Warren Ogden started planning his life overseas, there was never any question that he would call Nicaragua home. He felt a connection with the land and its people. “I grew up among Nicaraguan immigrants in the U.S.,” explains the Seattle native. “I came to live with their extended family in 1999, to work for an NGO, and study Spanish. During that four-month visit, I fell in love with the place.”
If money were no object, what would your dream retirement look like? This fall, we’ll show you where you can easily make that dream your reality…for a lot less than you think. Your own cottage on a quiet beach…an apartment in a city vibrant with concerts and cafés…a mountain villa where the air is crisp…