January 2017: Right Now We’re Seeing Potential For Killer Deals on the Costa del Sol

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Opportunities revealed this month…

Last October, I took an extensive 10-day scouting trip to Spain’s Costa del Sol. One place high on my scouting list was Estepona, south of Marbella. This is the locale where Real Estate Trend Alert members have locked down townhomes for just $189,000.

That deal came thanks to Spain’s dysfunctional and grossly inefficient real estate market. It’s exactly the type of no-brainer deal that I’m finding here. And it’s a location where we’ll have more opportunity…some of which you can see on a members-only scouting trip this February.

Taking advantage of Spain’s inefficiencies is the best way to get in here now…but you have to be ready to act…

Picture the scenario: You’ve bagged a no-brainer buy…a deal so juicy that you almost feel guilty—that’s how much of a screaming bargain it is. The home you’ve locked down is best in class. It’s in a locale that’s on the up. You’re aware the price you’ve paid should be 50% higher. You know you’re onto a winner—but the person selling it to you apparently doesn’t realize what they’ve just let go for a song.

That’s not a hypothetical scenario. I’ve seen this play out in Puerto Banús, La Duquesa, and Estepona—our Estepona play is still at that peak buying moment. And I’m getting ready for our next opportunity there…as I explain in this Special Edition of Real Estate Trend Alertready to access in PDF format here.

It takes time and attention to uncover the pearls in a market like this. But when you do, you’re set to profit massively.

That’s not all you’ll find in this Special Edition…

In front of a sleepy Portuguese-style church, a wide arc of land sits empty. Friends remember horse sales here only 30 years ago—milk and eggs changing hands direct from farmers’ buckets.

But, the town of Eusébio is being transformed. The farmers and their buckets are gone. Not long ago it was a little rural outpost—30 minutes east of the city of Fortaleza in Northeast Brazil. The church and this arc of land right at the heart of the town is almost all that remains of the old Eusébio. Now, Eusébio is a rapidly up-and-coming address that’s attracting Northeast Brazil’s middle class.

Soon, this pastureland will be replaced with construction. It’s where the new urban elites will come to sip frothy coffees, go to the gym, dine, or have their nails done. And that’s where our opportunity to profit comes in.

By locking down the land those businesses will be built on—ahead of the spike in prices the Path of Progress is bringing with it—Real Estate Trend Alert members could earn big. You can access the full story from the Special Edition here.

And your latest Special Edition offers more…

  • A new law passed in the city of Medellín will have a profound effect on construction throughout the city—but particularly in the high-end locale of El Poblado. If you’ve bought in Medellín, or you plan on getting in on the opportunity there soon, this new law could have a real upside for you.
  • Chinese buyers are going crazy for Thai real estate. Why should you care? Well, because it could be profitable for us. Playing this trend—and locking down the real estate a Chinese tourist will want to rent or own—will figure heavily into my scouting and conversations with my Thai contacts.
  • The little Mexican island of Holbox is set to see a surge in tourist numbers. It’s becoming a hip, “must see” destination for tourists. I’m figuring out how or if we have a way to play this growing demand.

You’ll find all the details in this Special Edition of Real Estate Trend Alertready to open in PDF format here.

Wishing you good real estate investing,

Ronan McMahon