Wednesday, May 22, 2013

Dear Reader,

I’m in a private, closed-doors meeting with a select group of savvy real estate investors this week. We’re talking about property hot spots…places where you can profit from capital appreciation, strong rental income, or a combination of both.

My Pathfinder colleague, Ronan McMahon, is talking about Buenos Aires, Argentina.  It’s home to almost 13 million people in the greater metropolitan area…high-rise towers and busy shopping streets…tango clubs and Art Deco buildings.

Now, he’s switching to Kerry, Ireland. It’s a quiet spot, popular with tourists, steeped in history and rich in stunning landscapes. 

On paper,  these two places are worlds apart, Ronan explains. But they’ve got one huge factor in common. They’re both places where crisis equals opportunity. Back in 2001, Argentina’s economy collapsed. The value of their currency plummeted.  With bank accounts frozen, locals took to fire selling their assets. That included property.

And while most folk wanted out, a savvy few saw opportunity. They quietly snapped up prime properties for a fraction of their cost only a few months earlier. Then, they sat back and waited…for a market recovery. This strategy is called crisis investing and it’s a smart way to build in a cushion of appreciation and generate higher rental yields from the get-go. Those who bought in Buenos Aires in 2001 made a killing.

It’s a similar situation in Ireland today. Bank accounts aren’t frozen, of course. But the country’s economy and property market are in deep distress. The collapse of real estate values has been catastrophic.

That means opportunity. It’s a true buyer’s market for the first time in more than a decade. Ronan’s got his pulse on the best deals in Ireland’s property market right now. He knows where – and how -you can snap up a scenic cottage or a stately home…a country pub or a city center condo…with up to 80% off list pricing in the boom years.

Ronan’s explaining to our little group where we should look…what we should buy…and the golden rules of crisis investing. Did you know that there is one type of property you should never, ever buy in a distressed market? Most of the folks in the room didn’t,  until Ronan told them…

Don’t worry. There’s a way for you to “pull up a chair” and join us in the room – for only $79.

You see, we’re recording every word and making copies of each presentation…gathering all the intelligence we’re hearing today from 13 real estate experts, covering more than a dozen different locations…into a special package called In the Room, In the Deal: How to Profit from the World’s Hottest Real Estate’.

It gives you all the details you need to profit from overseas real estate. You can pick the areas and the deals that interest you most and get detailed information packages on them from the real estate experts you’ll “meet”… from the comfort of your armchair.

You can find out more about In the Room, In the Deal: How to Profit from the World’s Hottest Real Estate’ and order your copy, here.

Margaret Summerfield

P.S. If you couldn’t make it to our private strategy meeting, don’t worry. There’s still a way you can get in on the investment opportunities we discussed. For instance,  we’ll reveal where in Costa Rica you can get the best bang for your real estate buck… and how you can buy a condo for as little as $56,000 in a chic island beach town. Find out about these opportunities and more here.


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