Make A Profit While Living The Good Life
If you’re planning on buying property overseas—for pure investment… for personal use… or something in between—and you want to make your move before another year slips by, then there’s only one place you need to be this spring…
Our 2017 Global Property Summit, March 20–22, at the Marriott Hotel here in Panama City.
It’s your only chance this year to join us for three property-focused days as our team of experts introduces you to the best markets in the world to buy a second home… a full-time home… or invest for the short- or long-term in opportunities that can provide a healthy cash flow, boost your retirement nest egg, and serve as safe diversification.
But wait a minute…
Maybe you think this summit is only of interest to “serious investors”? Perhaps you just want to buy that proverbial second home in the sun and enjoy it all to yourself… for the rest of your days?
Trust me, a lot of folks start out that way. But there’s something about living overseas… embarking on a new adventure… that makes you curious about other places. Maybe your “forever home” in the sun gets downgraded to part-time residence when you find another country grabs your interest… or you want to spend more time back in the States with new grandkids or aging parents.
What happens now to that first property?
If you’ve invested in the right neighborhood—and the market is in your favor—you could happily sell up and ship out. (Nine months after he bought a beachfront home for US$62,000, our Latin America Editor Lee Harrison sold it for US$110,000… a profit he’d never planned for.)
Or, if you own in an area with a strong rental market, maybe you decide to keep the property and rent it out for extra income. (Once again, Lee was in luck when he decided to rent out his apartment in Medellín, Colombia. When he’s not using it himself, the apartment pulls in a rental income of US$2,000 a month.)
So, whatever your plans are overseas, you also need to plan for the unexpected. The “what if.” That way, if your situation changes, you’re not stuck. You have options.
And the markets Lief Simon, Lee Harrison, and the rest of our expert team will introduce you to in Panama this March are the places we believe are the best spots to live and invest in for a long time to come.
Only, coming in sooner rather than later means you can take advantage of huge currency discounts available to dollar holders today.
At the 2017 Global Property Summit, we’ll help you:
- Choose the country and the location that’s right for you, ideal for your overseas purchase…
- Determine the best property for your intended lifestyle and investment goals…
- Learn the fundamentals of buying real estate overseas safely and securely…
- Understand how to manage an income-producing rental property when you’re not in residence…
- Develop your own worldwide network of international property contacts and support…
- Learn how to identify a promising market… and how to determine the amount you should spend to buy what you want…
- Navigate markets with no multiple listing service (recognizing that this includes most of the world!)…
- View lots of properties currently available in the world’s top property markets…
- Obtain access to exclusive investment offerings, including turnkey yield-producing opportunities that could earn you up to 20% per year and more…
- Connect with the most promising markets for agricultural investments, including introductions to the best current productive land plays anywhere in the world today…
Over these three days together, our aim is to help you to decide what to buy… where to buy… and how to get started. And we’ll show you the ropes, so you’re not cheated… or disappointed.
When you go about it the right way, you really can have your cake and eat it, too. You can enjoy the property of your dreams… and make a profit while living the good life. And now comes your best chance to do it this year…
Join us for our 2017 Global Property Summit here. (Avail of your exclusive LIOS Confidential reader discount by using Coupon Code GPSCONF50.)
Valentine Fouché
