Just in case there was an oversight in your real estate investing plans in 2008; be sure to look toward Panama to buy land and build on it. The widening of the Panama Canal has been underway for over 6 months now and the real estate market is hotter than ever. With an estimated cost of $5 Billion and a delivery date 8 years from now; the opportunities are endless.
Dan Schlossberg of Consumer Affairs mentioned that “After consuming 10 years and 25,000 lives, the Panama Canal opened on Aug. 15, 1914.” I shouldn’t be the only investor that gets excited about those numbers. We figure with today’s equipment and construction technology; the number of employees being used falls shy of 25,000 but is still overpopulating the surrounding areas of the project. A shortage of rental housing in these areas can be addressed with the purchasing of land and the building of mid-size multi-family homes and/or apartment buildings. It is a dream come true even for a newbee investor. For 8 years there is a group of people who need somewhere to live close to this project. Most of these persons do not desire to own but are better suited as renters within the term of the delivery of the expanded Panama Canal.
It is still early and hopefully they will not launch a dual-citizenship drive similar to what Dubai is doing. I have investor clients and colleagues that purchased in Dubai 2 to 3 years ago with expenditures of less than $20,000. Dubai’s dual-citizenship marketing created a huge buzz among non-residents and before you knew it, several people were holding and/or flipping with GUARANTEED RETURN!!!! If you know what is good for your future money (the most important money), then you will certainly consider Panama as your next place for off shore real estate holdings.
Blessings to your Real Estate Investing Success,
Milton B. Yates
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Panama is certainly seeing a boom right now, but any promises of Guaranteed Returns should be examined very closely. Anytime I hear those words, my ears ring Watch Out!
Well, this business extend on all countries of the world and now some of them have some advantages..
I think Panama is a place worth looking at. My wife and I moved there after a breif holiday to see friends. Everybody is very friendly and happy> I think these qualititative sides of buying a property are a good fallback in lean economic times.
I have bee working with properties in Panama and other Central and South American countries, and I’m convinced it is the best option quality and price wise.
While the world economy has changed quite a bit for the worse, Panama’s has chugged on. Maybe not as high powered as it once was in past years, however according to the Monthly Index of Economic Activity the Panamanian economy was still able to GROW 3.9% in the last quarter compared to last year.
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