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Invest Now!
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"The Don't-Go spot of the '80s goes Boom today!"
Chicago Tribune, June, 2007
Stake your claim or you'll wish you had.. If you know anything about real estate investing you know to get great deals you have to get in ahead of the crowd. Where in the world can you buy an ocean view lot within five minutes of a rapidly growing tourist destination that boasts international cruise lines, internet cafes, pubs and restaurants and a favorable attitude toward foreigners?
For less than $25,000, you could own your own piece of Paraiso de Amelia, our planned eco-friendly community.
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Envision owning your lot, tucked in the primary growth forest that envelopes Paraiso de Amelia, enjoying the epic views. And you're only five minutes away from the exploding tourist destination of San Juan del Sur on the Pacific coast.
Now imagine building a house for less than $75 a square foot that rivals anything you would see on the California or Florida coast. This means you could have a 2,500 square foot house with three bedrooms, many amenities and a nice sized lot (typically over 1/3 acre) for approximately $250,000.
About San Juan del Sur
- Fishing village on southern Pacific coast with tremendous growth in the past 6 years.
- $12 million port renovation includes marina
- Cruise ship destination
- New airport planned
- Planned coastal highway
About Nicaragua
- Nicaragua is the largest of seven Central
American countries
- The capital, Managua, has a population of 1.2 million people
- San Juan del Sur is about a two-hour drive south of Managua
- Settled as Spanish colony in 16th century
- Independence from Spain in 1821
- Short-lived civil war in 1978
- Sandinista period marked by political instability until 1989
- Democracy in place since 1990
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Why Nicaragua?
- Proximity to United States
- Natural and unspoiled beauty
- Authentic colonial towns & architecture
- Surfing, fishing, sailing, hiking and many other outdoor activities
- Excellent investment opportunities
- Private and public organizational support for investment in business and tourism
- Incentives for retirees and investors
- Fee simple land ownership
- Title insurance available
- Foreigners have all legal rights as Nicaraguans except voting
- Democracy in place for 16 years
- The safest country in Central America, according to United Nations study
- According to INTERPOL, Nicaragua is safer than England, Germany and the U.S.
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If you are familiar with rental markets you would think break even is a good goal in today's market.
But, with a little advertising and
with help from one of the numerous rental agencies in town, you could
have your house rented over 75 percent of the time during high season.
I know. I've had a hard time finding a nice spot unless it was booked
well in advance. An average rent for this building would be $1,200 -
$1,500 or more per week. It is also amazingly inexpensive to have
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So, if you had an interest-only loan on the full amount ($250,000) with 8
percent interest, you would only need to be full one week a month to
break even. Do your own research to see what rents are going for and
ask how busy locales such as San Juan del Sur are during high season.
You will quickly learn that investing in Paraiso de Amelia is a wise
decision. Without too much effort, you could generate over 30,000 a
year in rentals. Or you could have five houses and have someone manage
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Paraiso de Amelia is not just a profit center for us. We are creating a tropical paradise
retreat where my family and I are going to live part of the year. We
hope to soon be calling you neighbor. |
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