The Path of Progress continues to roll along Nicaragua’s final pacific frontier. Tourism and development are set to follow. If you have an interest in getting in at the ground floor of the last frontier opportunity in the Americas, you need to get there now.
The best way to do that is to join my contact on the ground, Jordan Clark, and 11 other Real Estate Trend Alert members on our members-only scouting trip this January 15-18. You can book your place here now.
This is a stunning and misunderstood location. But when you visit, you won’t find the war-torn, backwater that some folks might expect.
If you share my spirit of adventure, you will cherish every moment you spend there. This is a stunning locale of volcanoes, lakes, and wide sandy beaches. There are few places on earth that still have this frontier feel…stunning beauty…and safety. This is one. Maybe the one.
It’s thanks to, not despite, the misperception of this locale as a basket case, that we have this opportunity.
On this scouting trip you will see the progress, the awesome natural beauty, and the opportunity we have here.
New roads are slated for the area linking up with the country’s shiny new highway network that puts Nicaragua’s main northern cities of Leon and Chinadega just 85 minutes and an hour and 50 minute drive away respectively. This is also the final frontier of a bigger Path of Progress story.
We can buy frontier with reasonable infrastructure and without frontier risks.
Tourism is a big deal for Nicaragua. And a big part of their development initiative. Northern Nicaragua has it all. You can surf (kite or board), ski on a volcano, take your yacht from Nicaragua’s only full-service marina, or hike in one of the many nature preserves. The problem was getting here. Now the government are building roads. Adventurers and pioneers are coming from Europe and North America to service the tourists.
Because the perception of Northern Nicaragua as backward, dangerous, and unwelcoming to foreign investors still persists, few know that it’s a rich agricultural country with vast natural resources (mostly geothermal) and tourism potential.
And I found some killer real estate deals here when I visited. Like a nine-acre, ocean-view farm, close to a marina for $165,000. Or 17 acres of stunning ocean-view land for as little as $275,000. Or, if you want something already built, $155,000 buys a cute little bungalow on four-and-a-half acres in the same area.
As I said, I see big opportunity here for those who get in first.
I’m inviting Real Estate Trend Alert readers to come down to see for themselves why this place is set to take off—and how you can get in first. This January 15–18, you’ll get the chance to put boots on the ground here, walk the stunning beaches, and be awed by the Pacific coastline.
The trip is being put together by my contact, Jordan Clark. Space is strictly limited to 12 members. Seats on the bus are allocated on a first-come, first-served basis. My contact, Jordan, is waiting to send you your full itinerary including pricing options for your visit.
Wishing you good real estate investing,
Ronan McMahon
P.S. One of the many contacts who’ll join us for our Gathering event in the Riviera Maya next week is my Nicaragua contact Jordan Clark. I’ve just got word of a small number of last minute cancellations for the event. So…it’s not too late to join us for this FREE event. Get more details here now.