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Is Mendoza the Best Place to Retire?

March 13, 2009 · Filed Under Real Estate · Comment 
A new middle class in Brazil means more people are going on vacations. It also means food consumption will go up, and not just in Brazil–some reports suggest a 50% increase in global food demand by 2025. By Ronan McMahon, Executive Director, Pathfinder International Increased wealth and a new middle class in emerging economies (combined with [...]

Americans Flock to Uruguay’s Best Beaches

March 11, 2009 · Filed Under Real Estate · Comment 
The most beautiful beaches in Uruguay lie between the famous resort of Punta del Este and Uruguay’s border with Brazil. And thanks to its natural beauty and reasonable prices, an ever-increasing number of Americans are deciding to buy on this part of the coast. By Lee Harrison, Roving Latin America Editor, International Living The most [...]

Another Chance to Make Big Profits in Costa Rica… But You Must Act Now

December 22, 2008 · Filed Under Real Estate · 2 Comments 
Ronan McMahon of International Living has located a rare opportunity for those looking to invest in real estate in lush Costa Rica. By Ronan McMahon, International Living Wish you had a time machine? I just might be able to help you out with that! Back in the early 1980s, International [...]

Turn your dreams into a reality overseas

December 15, 2008 · Filed Under Real Estate · Comment 
Our friends at International Living are always hunting down the most wonderful, exotic locations where living well won’t cost you a fortune. Check out their latest find… By Dan Prescher, Publisher, International Living “It’s the mountains” I said to Suzan as we sat on our hotel balcony in Cotacachi admiring the soaring Andean peaks. “It’s the beach,” Suzan [...]

Overseas Real Estate: $55,000 for a home in paradise

October 14, 2008 · Filed Under Real Estate · 1 Comment 
by Lee Harrison, International Living Four years ago, Fray Bentos had the charming feel of a waterfront town that was left back in time. But not anymore. It’s still charming…but it’s now at the leading edge of Uruguay’s prosperity. Fray Bentos is perched on the banks of the four-mile-wide Uruguay River. Tall sycamores shade its nicely maintained [...]

Shop for overseas property on the cheap

October 3, 2008 · Filed Under Real Estate · Comment 
Anyone who’s ever wanted to move out of the U.S. or buy overseas property, you know real estate in a market that’s not crashing (and that should cover just about everyone, including you), will be interested in the opportunity Ronan McMahon of International Living has put together below. This is not your traditional time-share, hard-sell [...]

Make 18.8% annually on this alternative energy property play

September 17, 2008 · Filed Under Real Estate · Comment 
“If you think this opportunity is just for major energy companies or funds, you’re wrong. Here’s how it works.” — Ronan McMahon Blogger’s note: Buying altermative energy stocks isn’t the only way to make money from the “green” craze. In fact, Ronan McMahon of International Living has found a green way to make 18.8% returns [...]

Why Now is the Time to Invest in Fortaleza, Brazil

August 21, 2008 · Filed Under Real Estate · Comment 
By Ronan McMahon, International Living Brazil’s state of Ceara—especially its capital, Fortaleza—is booming. But there was an obstacle preventing U.S. visitors from taking part in this action: a lack of direct flights from the U.S. to Fortaleza. Fortunately, that’s all in the process of changing… Since Bismarck Maia became Ceara’s secretary of tourism [...]

Buy a hotel room in Panama & profit from the tourism boom

August 18, 2008 · Filed Under Real Estate · 1 Comment 
“Panama’s visitor numbers are growing at a much faster rate than its supply of hotel beds. Visitors are coming from the Americas and Europe for vacation, to buy real estate, to do business, or to work. Multinationals are setting up regional headquarters in Panama and the big infrastructure projects are drawing [...]

Brazilian Property Set to Boom 20% in the Next Year

August 11, 2008 · Filed Under Real Estate · 1 Comment 
“Opening up of new air routes is one of the strongest drivers of real estate prices in emerging markets. In Europe this trend is dubbed ‘The Ryanair effect.’” — Ronan McMahon Blogger’s note: Why would you buy real estate somewhere difficult to reach? Ronan McMahon of International Living knows that no one, except [...]

Ocean-View Lots for $47k? Real Estate Bargains in Nicaragua

July 3, 2008 · Filed Under Real Estate · Comment 
Thanks to Nicaragua‘s President, Daniel Ortega, You Can Now Buy an Ocean-View Lot in the Country’s Premier Community, along the Riviera Pacifica for only $47,000 by Margaret Summerfield Baltimore — (TFN): Daniel Ortega, the former Marxist we love to hate, responsible for the best ocean-view deal I’ve seen in ages along Nicaragua’s stunningPacific coast? True, albeit indirectly. [...]

Living the good life in Argentina

June 12, 2008 · Filed Under Real Estate · Comment 
This is Estancia Poncho Moro, Argentina’s premier shared-ranch development. Wide Open Spaces, Stunning Mountain Vistas… and Prices You Won’t Find Up North The vista here is immense–over 24,000 acres of tranquil meadows, lush valleys, and steep canyons below the glacier-capped peaks of the Andes Mountains. Gauchos work the range on horseback, rounding up cattle the same way [...]

Panama: Live and Prosper

June 8, 2008 · Filed Under Featured Video, Videos · Comment 
Baltimore — (TFN): Do not believe the rumors! Real estate in Panama is still very affordable and the cost of living very cheap. And best of all, it is one of the best tax havens in the world, loaded with top retirement benefits and state of the art resources. Krista Das and Jessica Ramesch take [...]

Move Overseas: More than 100 experts for $299

June 3, 2008 · Filed Under Real Estate · Comment 
“Just about everyone I talked to during the four days we were together agreed: If you’re looking for a way to live a more enjoyable, more profitable, more carefree life for much less than you’re paying now, this was the event that had it all.” — Dan Prescher by [...]

A House for Less than $50K? Yep, in Uruguay

May 29, 2008 · Filed Under Real Estate · Comment 
“Mercedes is the kind of place where everyone knows everyone, people are friendly, and you can leave your bicycle unchained on the sidewalk. Best of all, I found an apartment in a great location going for $47,000 and a house for only $45,000.” — Lee Harrison by Lee Harrison I’ve enjoyed a lot of [...]

Overseas Real Estate: Beachfront Homes for $65,000 in the Undiscovered Yucatán

April 24, 2008 · Filed Under Real Estate · Comment 
“With the ocean to the north and estuary to the south, the vista here is flatter than western Kansas—not a hill anywhere. This makes the vibrancy of color of the big azure sky more marked. The gulf water appears richly emerald on the horizon, becoming a transparent seafoam green as it [...]

The Real Estate Deal of a Lifetime: Lots start at just $36,000 in this premiere Pacific beachside community

April 21, 2008 · Filed Under Real Estate · 1 Comment 
‘The developers of Rancho Santana, are rapidly becoming masters at putting together alluring real estate deals. And this one’s no exception. You’ll want to secure a $36,000 lot in this premiere Pacific beachside community.’ – Margaret Summerfield by Margaret Summerfield, Pathfinder Ltd. Right now there’s a scurry of investors making their way to Nicaragua’s South Pacific [...]

Real Estate Bargains: Your Own Waterfront Home in Uruguay for $32,000

April 20, 2008 · Filed Under Real Estate · Comment 
“While the Costa de Oro may have been ‘forgotten’ by the international market, it’s alive and well among Uruguayans. They treasure this oasis for its festive seashore ambiance, wooded tranquility, and proximity to Montevideo.” – Lee Harrison by Lee Harrison, Roving Latin America Editor, International Living The international property market has forgotten this section of Uruguayan coastline. [...]

Overseas Real Estate: Ranches and beach houses in Panama from $65,000

April 11, 2008 · Filed Under Real Estate · 1 Comment 
‘The bargain-beautiful Panama you’ve been reading about for years is alive and well…The town center of Las Tablas greeted me with vestiges of Spanish-colonial Panama: houses with red-tile roofs and ornate grillwork, and even some quinchas, traditional homes made of earth and clay. Property prices are unbelievably low for such a desirable [...]

Retire Overseas: 16 good reasons to select an offshore retirement destination

April 10, 2008 · Filed Under Real Estate · Comment 
by Kathleen Peddicord Baltimore — (TFN): Maybe your parents retired to Florida or Arizona. But you’re thinking bigger. You’re thinking Mexico… or Panama. Maybe the Caribbean… or Uruguay… or France… Once you expand your horizons to consider beyond U.S. shores, the choices get exciting. You could live the way you’ve always dreamed of living… with the gently [...]

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