Retirement Dream Home Can Be
a Good Investment
(ARA) - Looking for something
other than stocks and bonds to
invest in? Real estate holds
lots of promise right now, not
just in the United States, but
overseas, and a country that's
getting a lot of attention these
days is Costa Rica.
A beautiful, tropical country,
still nearly untouched by
development. It's lush -- with
beautiful mountain and ocean
views -- perfect for
establishing your retirement,
vacation or second home.
Technology is there and getting
better; the highways and roads
are improving, large chain
stores have not yet arrived.
In November, 2005, five acre
parcels were selling for
$35,000. Now, 1 1/4 acre parcels
sell for $49,900. Rising land
value is the trend and soon it
all will be sold. "You can do
the math, and the return is
incredible," says Brad Hogan,
CEO and owner, Costa Vista Land,
Inc. "It's like Florida,
California and Hawaii 30 years
ago and that's what's going on
in Costa Rica. The opportunity
does exist to take a lot or farm
and cut it up into small pieces
and maximize the return."
Costa Vista Land is an
investment company and developer
that buys undeveloped land and
installs roads, plumbing and
electricity. Investors can
purchase lots and sell them off
and double and triple their
money in as little as 18 to 24
months. They can also choose to
keep a lot for themselves and
build a beautiful, luxury dream
home with a view overlooking the
ocean starting at $150,000.
And if you purchase the property
through a self-directed IRA, you
can expand and grow your
retirement portfolio tax free.
Want to know how to do it? Order
a 60-minute DVD with video that
includes a one-on-one with Brad
Hogan and a video "tour" of the
property under development and
lots available.
Included in the package is the
IRA Wealth System video,
demonstrating how you can
purchase land inside your
self-directed IRA and grow your
investment in Costa Rica
completely tax free. You'll also
receive the Tax Savings Report
and CD Audio revealing tax
strategies you can use
immediately to start slashing
your taxes by up to 70 percent.
Since Costa Rica is not in the
United States, there are
specific rules you'll have to
follow to make the deal legal.
Through Costa Vista Land you
will meet with Vivian Conejo
Torres, an experienced attorney
who will set up a corporation
through which you purchase the
property. She will help you set
up a bank account in Costa Rica
as well as residency -- while
still keeping your U.S.
citizenship. Torres sets up 500
corporations per year, of which
95 percent are prepared for
purchasing land.
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