You need to pay careful attention to this letter. As a member of Real Estate Trend Alert you have the opportunity to get in on an incredible pre-construction deal in the best location in Fortaleza (right in the heart of the boardwalk) at special members-only pricing and payment terms.
I’m inviting you to join me for our second members retreat in Rancho Santana this Dec. 3–7. I’m not talking about a formal seminar...no heavy binders...no strict schedules…just a debriefing on what I consider to be the hottest opportunities out there right now and my recent scouting trips.
New air routes and the improved accessibility they bring are strong drivers of real estate prices in emerging markets. And Brazil’s northeast coast is about to be opened up to eager U.S. buyers.
As a U.S. resident, you can use your IRA or other retirement account to buy international real estate. Find out more in your free report.
If you own a condo in Fortaleza…or are thinking of buying one…here’s some good news: Rental demand in this Brazilian city will soon go up.
I recently spent some time with IL’s Suzan Haskins and her husband (and IL Publisher) Dan Prescher. They were just back from Ecuador. I was so impressed with their reports about a mountain town they visited that I did something I almost never do.
James from Brazil Land Consult took some video on our last scouting trip to Fortaleza. Check it out on YouTube. You can see us at the Beach Class site 40 seconds into the video.
Our little real estate group didn’t exist in March 2008…but if it did, one of my recommendations to you would have been to buy Phase One lots in Grand View Estates. This is a development on the Caribbean side of Costa Rica. This was an attractive deal and the price was right.
I told you last week about our good fortune with the Beach Class investment I first recommended to you last month. As I predicted, the developer raised his prices by 10% after we bought.
Although Fortaleza is a top domestic tourist destination within Brazil, it has largely been ignored by international tourists. In the next two to six years, that’s going to change dramatically.