5 Reasons to Buy Real Estate Abroad...

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To your wealth, [Brian Hicks Signature] Brian HicksFounder and President, Angel Publishing --------------------------------------------------------------- 5 Reasons to Buy Real Estate AbroadBy Ronan McMahon I have been investing in real estate overseas for close to two decades because when you look overseas, there is always opportunity somewhere. If you are willing to look beyond your home borders, you really can have your cake and eat it too... Low risk and huge upside... It's an idea that's made sense to me for so long now that I sometimes forget it's not a strategy that's obvious to everyone. So why exactly should you invest in real estate overseas? Let me give you a few reasons. But first, a bit of history. Back in 2008, during the last financial crisis, many of my friends and acquaintances around the world were in a state of panic. Their retirement savings had been decimated. Their financial dreams had turned to dust. And their hopes for the future took a serious hit. At the time, I remember sitting on a beach in Brazil buying condos with a 1% down payment at launch — the equivalent of just $736. The weekend I bought my condo, the whole condo community sold out. Having made additional payments along the way, I later sold for a gross profit of $43,500. Northeast Brazil was undergoing a massive transformation. There was no financial crisis there. In fact, northeast Brazil was booming as it emerged as a strategic logistics, tourism and manufacturing center with a strong agricultural base. In the U.S. and Europe, banks collapsed, pensions disappeared and real estate markets crashed. I looked on while news footage in my hotel showed teary-eyed bank employees carrying their stuff out of abandoned offices in boxes. Then in Brazil, I went back to work bringing "double your money" deals to members of the newly founded [Real Estate Trend Alert]( service. That taught me something that is as relevant today as it was in 2008... There’s always opportunity somewhere, even when the world is facing serious financial challenges — like the difficulties we’re seeing today with inflation, volatility in the markets and the war in Ukraine. And that's the most important reason to invest in international real estate. You get to follow big once-in-a-lifetime transformations and play them far more often than once in your life, regardless of what might be happening with stocks, bonds, options, cryptocurrencies and other more mainstream investments. In 2008, while the rest of the world was gripped by crisis, I was on a beach in northeast Brazil buying condos that delivered exceptional gains. Just a few years before the 2008 crisis, I sold my property in Ireland. Values had risen to a level that made no sense to me. In just one decade, between 1997 and 2007, prices for new houses increased by more than 200%. (No, that's not a misplaced zero — that 200% figure is correct.) Already-built homes sold for even more. The increase was a whopping 280%. I made a killing when I sold and invested the profits in Panama. And yes, my friends and family thought I was crazy investing overseas. But by doing so, not only did I protect my gains, I multiplied them. I made a profit of over $72,000 in one deal in Panama. Not so crazy then... Goldman Sachs: AI a "$7 Trillion Opportunity" Banking giant Goldman Sachs just said... That the artificial intelligence (AI) market could be worth $7 trillion in just a few years. And one former Wall Street analysts predicts it could hand you 5,300% profits — thanks to one little-known stock. That’s because this tiny firm holds over 200 patents on an AI breakthrough... One that will be in 70% of cars, 80% of hospitals, and 94% of corporations. To discover the details... [Simply click here.](  Wearing my investor hat, I can see that there isn’t much sustainable upside in most real estate markets in North America. Most U.S. and Canadian markets are highly leveraged and expensive relative to incomes, very susceptible to interest rates rising or employment falling. Instead, I look to invest in places where I can see a decade-plus of upward growth. I've watched over the last two or three years as "little guy" property investment and speculation has come back in vogue. News articles and hundreds of blogs cover investing in Atlanta or Austin. Television shows feature baristas or graphic designers turned house-flippers. My point is this: It’s better to look for markets with huge upside and little risk — markets where you can still do well, even in times of global crisis. But I'm not looking for any old international opportunity. I'm focused on the very best ones. The ones that give the biggest upside for the lowest risk. Every now and then, you get lucky, and they're in your backyard. Mostly, though, you need to open your mind to other possibilities and get a little bit adventurous... get out there and start having some fun. Here are five more reasons to invest in real estate overseas: - The potential profits. When you look overseas, you open yourself to bigger opportunities than you’ll typically find closer to home. That means much bigger potential gains. One reason for this is developing nations have a lot more growth ahead of them than developed nations. You can double your money in a few short years, see rapid five-figure gains, even six-figures and generate rental yields ranging from 12% to 20%. - Protect your wealth. When you invest in real estate, you diversify your assets. When you invest in overseas real estate, you go a step further and reduce your exposure to your home market. If things hit a speed bump in the U.S., both real estate and the stock market will fall. As my Brazilian experience shows, while much of the world can be in free fall, if you find the right place and the right deal, you will still be making money. - You can travel. The COVID-19 pandemic restricted travel for most of us for a couple of years. And now I bet you crave that feeling of touching down in a tropical paradise more than ever before. Imagine owning an investment property in Playa del Carmen or Cabo San Lucas, for example. You can enjoy it yourself and collect fat rental checks when you’re not using it, all while the value or your property is rising. There's nothing sweeter than traveling the world for fun and profit. I've been doing it for decades and I'll never tire of exploring and scouting. WHERE SHALL I SEND YOUR PRINT COPY OF RONAN MCMAHON’S BIG BOOK OF PROFITABLE REAL ESTATE INVESTING? I have 500 copies of my new book to giveaway today. Just pay $5.97 for shipping and then tell me where to send your copy. But HURRY! It’s first-come, first-served. [Click here now to learn more…]( - Privacy. In some cases, you don’t have to report real estate you own abroad to the IRS. So buying a property overseas can be a legal way to “hide” a portion of your wealth. - Residency or citizenship. In some countries, buying real estate there puts you on a fast-track to residency and even fully fledged citizenship. There could be tax benefits... a second passport... and generally more freedom and opportunities for you. Bottom line, buying real estate abroad creates the possibility of an incredible lifestyle... [If You Can Spare 50 Bucks... Do THIS With It]( If you have $50 to spare... that's great! You can send it to any one of a select group of companies (out of 101 available) to take part in an unusual retirement plan that cannot be advertised by law but that is perfectly legal. What's so great about it? This plan is minting millionaires like clockwork. I've seen meat cutters, grocery shelf stockers, and everyday mom and pops collecting millions in benefits. If you want more details, we put together a report showing you everything, including how to take advantage of it.[Check it out here.]( I normally spend six months or so of each year traveling and the rest of the time I stay in what I call my “bases." I vacation in Ireland in the summer when the days are long and balmy. I enjoy average temperatures of 80 degrees during the winter in Cabo. In between, I'm in Portugal or just traveling. I love golf, the beach, nice food and perfect weather. And my overseas real estate investments give me the best of both worlds — living the life in some of the most beautiful, exciting places in the world, while also profiting from investing in those opportunities I discover for myself and [Real Estate Trend Alert]( members. Portugal's Algarve has a red-hot rental market. During peak season, a rental home can make as much as €7,000 a week... And over the last few years, the peak season has been getting longer as Portugal's tourism sector booms. Investing in overseas real estate means I can have the life I want and live in and own homes that make money. When I want to travel, I hand the keys of my condo to my rental manager. When I come back, all my stuff will be back where I left it ... my home will have been well cared for. Investing overseas is how you can make a lot of money and be financially free. I’ve been able to take advantage of big transformations in Ireland, Panama, along Mexico’s Riviera Maya... There's always opportunity somewhere... opportunity to take advantage of the dollar's strong currency position... to buy a dip in a destination that's seeing long-term growth... or to buy silly-cheap property in countries with weak economies. Better yet, I’ve been able to share these opportunities with like-minded investors through [Real Estate Trend Alert](. For example, RETA member Derrick sent me this nice note about a RETA recommendation I made in Playa del Carmen: “We fully expect our unit to be worth about one hundred thousand more than we bought it for by the time it is done, and that is before we spend even a single night in it or have a single rental.” Whether or not you love real estate, want to own a property overseas, create a life of ease, travel, fun, and adventure... insulate yourself from the ups-and-downs of the stock market ... or enjoy more financial and personal freedom... You can have it all when you invest in real estate abroad. P.S. If you’d like to learn more about buying real estate abroad, I’d recommend simply reading [my new book Ronan McMahon’s Big Book of Profitable Real Estate Investing.]( Right now it has a 4.8-star rating on Amazon. See for yourself... 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