Why
Nicaragua?
Many
savvy investors consider Nicaragua to be the LAND
OF OPPORTUNITY and the last true FRONTIER.
Now is your CHANCE to get in on the ground floor
of the Nicaraguan LAND RUSH by owning a piece
of PARADISE. Few OPPORTUNITIES exist anywhere
in the world like you'll find in Nicaragua. You can
own some of the most beautiful property for 10 to 50
times less than you would pay in the United States. These
rock-bottom property prices have made Nicaragua the
new "hot spot" to buy real estate. Any
foreigner may own property in Nicaragua.
Nicaragua has had a stable
pro-business government for over 10 years, the fastest
growing economy in Central America and the most attractive
tourism-incentive law in Latin America. It is not surprising,
therefore, than the world bank has just pledged a couple
of hundred million dollars to aid Nicaragua.
Now is the time to purchase
the dream home you've always wanted. You have your choice
of living, in the charming colonial city of Granada,
at the beach or on the slopes of a volcanic lagoon with
a breath taking view. There is something for EVERYONE
in Nicaragua.
INTELLIGENT investers
are taking advantage of the country's UNLIMITED
potential. The February 2002 issue of "Conde
Nast Traveler" featured an article about
ALL Nicaragua has to OFFER.
Our
answer, is “Why Not?” Located in the heart
of Central America, Nicaragua is an exceptional country
with its SPECTACULAR lakes, towering volcanoes, FRIENDLY
people and legendary towns filled with cultural richness.
The country BECKONS foreigners to come and see all it
has to offer.
Some
foreigners have already gotten wind of the country’s
POTENTIAL. A recent article in USA Today states that
over 5,000 Americans currently call Nicaragua their
home.
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country is now poised to emerge as a travel hot-spot,
a potential haven for expatriates and a place
where unlimited OPPORTUNITIES await the energetic
entrepreneur. A recent U.S. News and World Report
article touted Nicaragua as a HOT new retirement
destination, with Central America’s lowest
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At
present, Nicaragua can perhaps be most seriously considered
the land of OPPORTUNITY of all the countries in Central
America. The country is RIPE for investment because
it is so underdeveloped. The government, in particular
the Nicaraguan Tourism Institute, is bending over backwards
to lure investors with the most aggressive incentive-filled
law in Latin America. They realize the importance of
the country’s 300 days of SUNSHINE per year and
tourist attractions like the country’s wide, UNSPOILED
Pacific beaches, wildlife, lakes rivers and volcanoes
which are virtually UNTAPPED. They know what a potential
impact tourism can give the country’s economy
and have witnessed what the tourism boom has meant for
neighboring Costa Rica.
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Nicaragua
has a myriad of business opportunities, PERFECT
for the small and medium-sized entrepreneur looking
to start a business on a shoestring. |
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You
can even purchase your own “piece of paradise”
for a FRACTION of the cost you might pay in the U.S.,
Canada or even Costa Rica. One gentleman we know of
bought a beachfront lot for a mere $20,000 and spent
another $30,000 in constructing his dream home. The
same home would have cost three times as much in Costa
Rica and probably six to ten times as much in California.
Whether
you are a RETIREE or ENTREPRENEUR, you’ll definitely
GET more “bang for your buck” in Nicaragua.
The
government has gone to great lengths to offer retirees
a one-time duty-free EXEMPTION. Basically, retirees
are only required to have a fixed income of at least
four hundred dollars monthly from a pension or annuity.
In addition, they are allowed to bring $10,000 worth
of their household goods and other personal items duty-free
and untaxed when they first arrive. Another perk is
an EXEMPTION from income taxes on income generated from
abroad.
The
country is for adventurous souls in search of new horizons
and a change of pace. Only these people will reap the
REWARDS of living in a country like Nicaragua. Much
like the PIONEERS who shaped the U.S. in the 19th century,
Nicaragua is the “New Frontier.’
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