Publishers-Roundtable Archives

San Miguel de Allende is romantic, historic Mexico at its most approachable. Physically beautiful and centuries old, yet with every modern amenity, this colonial gem offers one of the easiest transitions to expat life you can find anywhere. We will introduce you to the fantastic lifestyle you can have in this popular and welcoming expat destination. One of the country's hidden gems can be found in its interior, about four-hour's drive northwest of the capital, Mexico City. It offers a lot of benefits: temperate climate, low cost of living, an active expat community, welcoming locals, charming local cultural traditions, and a focus on the arts.

Ronan McMahon will introduce you to one of the most potentially profitable places on his entire real estate beat for investors: Los Cabos. Los Cabos is about to sleep walk head first into a housing crisis—there's simply not enough homes coming on line to meet demand. And that's where one of Los Cabos' greatest investment opportunities awaits... In this one-of-a-kind research report you'll discover the future of Cabo's real estate market…and the secret to profit

This special report will introduce you to a place real estate investor, Ronan McMahon, has kept on his radar for 13 years. The Riviera Maya has all the things he looks out for: a location that's on the up…limited potential for development…low pricing that's set to rise…and a strong rental market. If you're looking for a place to invest in real estate, this is a place you need to seriously consider.

If you’re looking to slow down in retirement, there’s no better place than Belize. In this special report, we look at five of the top havens for expats that showcase this beautiful country at its finest and you’ll read stories from people who are living their dream in Belize. In Belize you can live for much less than you would in the U.S., Canada, and other Caribbean islands, so we’ll also share with you a detailed rundown of what you can expect to spend on a monthly basis including food, electricity, and rent.

Spain makes very good sense right now. But not everywhere offers equal value. A lot of "cheap stuff" was thrown up in Spain in the boom times—much of it sub-par in construction (and often permitting). You may see ads for these places, but they do not represent good value at all. In Gracious, Good-Value Spain: Where You Can Enjoy "Old World" Living at Bargain Prices, we share with you the cautions you should be aware of—as well as our top picks for best-value locales today.