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Simply the best Pacific-coast real estate deal of the decade

You are about to learn what we at Paradise Development Holdings, Ltd. believe will be the smartest real estate investment of the decade.

Most investors will think you are "nuts" for considering such a place.

That's okay…their loss will be your gain.

While the majority of investors continue to misunderstand this country, it has already become one of the best real estate bargains in the world today. The truth is, to find--and profit on--the world's best real estate opportunities, you have to look at the world a little differently. You've got to see opportunities where others see only risk.

THE key to making a lot of money with real estate is to buy before it becomes popular. We have a saying…"don't wait to buy land…buy land and wait."

The hard part is trying to learn ahead of time where the next popular place might be. Everyone can identify a good real estate investment after the fact. But few buy when an area of real estate is unpopular.

Take Costa Rica, for example, 15+ years ago

You live in Main Street USA, own a second home in Florida where you spend the winter and holidays with friends and family.

Now, what if, you read an article talking about pristine beaches and private coves...tropical landscapes and palm trees. The writer said the land he has just visited in person on the pacific coast of Costa Rica could double, or even triple in value in the years to come. Suppose you had the opportunity to own an ocean view lot for as little as $10,000.

Would you have bought?

Chances are you would not. "Who goes to Costa Rica" you might have said...and shook your head. That decision, looking back on it now, could have cost you hundreds of thousands of dollars, as Costa Rica has become one of the hottest tourist destinations in the world.

Hey, hindsight is 20/20. And it's perfectly understandable why so few people bought real estate in Costa Rica 15 or 20 years ago.

Some did buy in Costa Rica

Sure, wondering if Costa Rica would take off seems silly now...but it made perfect sense back then. However, while most people shook their heads and said no, some bought...and reaped huge rewards.

We believe a similar opportunity exists right now, in the fast growing country of Nicaragua.

It is a place few people consider a travel destination, and far less as a place to invest in real estate. That's precisely why if you act now, you stand to make considerable gains.

Actually, an investment in Nicaragua today is a lot less crazy than an investment in Costa Rica was 20 years ago. Nicaragua is already enjoying a one-way-only path to progress and economic development.

Before I explain how you can take advantage of this opportunity...let me reminisce a little

I stood looking out over the Pacific Ocean on Nicaragua's western coast for the first time in 1991; sea turtles were walking into the water. The sun glistened off the ocean as the gentle waves rolled onto the beach. It was like a dream...a place I couldn't believe considering my world of tract homes in southern California.

What was really amazing, though, isn't that a place like this has remained untouched for so long...it's that today you can own a piece of it for as little as $10,000. What's more, you're only a two-hour flight from Miami.

To give you a point of reference, if you drove for a day along the Pacific Coast of Costa Rica - just 30-minutes south of Nicaragua, you'd find land prices almost as high as Florida and California.

It's got to be the world's most undervalued property

Costa Rica in the early 1980's was THE place to go for affordable beachfront - I know, I was there. Today, in the beachfront community of Tamarindo, a quarter-acre beachfront lot sells for $150,000. That same lot in Nicaragua... not 100 miles away on the same stretch of coast...costs about $35,000. A half-acre ocean view lot in Punta Ranos can set you back $100,000 or more. In Las Salinas - Popoyo Beach, Nicaragua - that same half-acre sells for less than $20,000.

It's not just Costa Rica, in Belize it's the same story. Ten years ago, you could buy a beachfront lot on one of the islands off the coast there for $35,000. Now you'll pay $280,000 for a modest home on that same lot. Honduras' Bay Islands have boomed as well. Half-acre beachfront lots sold for less than $20,000. But today, if you can buy a half-acre on the beach for $75,000, it's a bargain.

Because it's so undiscovered (and the fact that it won't remain that way for long), Nicaragua real estate makes smart investment sense. Just as the cost of beachfront property has appreciated in neighboring countries, so too will it appreciate as this emerging country continues with its aggressive tourism incentives.

You still have time to get in ahead of the crowd

Word is slowly getting out about Nicaragua, and that's why now is such a good time to invest. In the last few years, U.S. News and World Report cited Nicaragua as an affordable retirement destination, The New York Times explained that Nicaragua was where the people who tired of Costa Rica's high prices were heading...and USA Today reported that same trend.

You see, when comparing apples to apples in Central America, Nicaragua is the one country that has its act together.

Nicaragua is peaceful, democratic...and booming

Nicaragua is not like it was 20 years ago; it's a nation at peace. Its government is democratically elected and committed to a free-market economy. They are eager to attract foreign investors: the U.S. State Department's Lino Gutierrez said recently. "Nowhere in the hemisphere is the political transformation and expansion of democracy better exemplified than in Nicaragua,"...its economic prospects and its relations with its neighbors have changed positively in an astonishingly short time... The results have been remarkable."

Currently, Managua is booming--a new presidential palace is under construction, a shopping mall (with a Liz Claiborne shop, no less) recently opened...the streets are bustling with activity. Signs of the current economic growth are easy to see. The brand-new InterContinental hotel is first-class. Also new on the horizon in the past two years are a Princess Hotel and a Holiday Inn. There's a Subway (sandwich shop)...a TGI Friday's...a Radio Shack... and a Hard Rock Cafe. A new office building under construction will be the tallest in the city when it's completed.

And tourism is now the number-one industry in Nicaragua. Cruise ships have been depositing as many as 3,000 people per week at the dock in San Juan. These vacationers are taking off in buses and spending dollars at the markets in Masaya and in the colonial city of Granada.

Developers are beginning to build along the Pacific coast, and the government is improving the local infrastructure there by paving roads and sprucing-up tourist areas. The road from Rivas to Tola, near San Juan del Sur has been blacktopped in the last year, and more nearby routes are slated for 2002.

Two years ago, when PDH began purchasing property in Nicaragua, we looked for raw land on the Pacific...all you could find was a lot here and there with no amenities. Only one "development project" was under way. Now, you have several to choose from--all with water, electricity, and fabulous views of the surf below. Century21 and Remax have real estate signs all over the coast now.

The best part of this real estate opportunity in our mind, is the fact that Nicaragua has smart real estate laws that are most attractive to foreign investors. Owning land in Nicaragua is not like Mexico…here property ownership is much the same as at home -ownership is fee simple/freehold, without the need of any native partner. And unlike other Central American countries, in Nicaragua you can buy American Title Insurance.

If you act now, you'll be buying the lowest priced Pacific Coast property of the region.

Progress is clearly happening...and property prices are already appreciating

While it's true that prices are already on the rise...you're not too late to take advantage of many spectacular bargains.

For example...

· A one-third acre ocean view lot overlooking a planned golf course on the new paved pacific highway in Las Salinas sells for below $10,000.

· Perched on a hill just 300-yards from the beach sits thirty ½-acre breathtaking lots with unobstructed views of the ocean that pan 180-degrees. A fantastic spot for a dream vacation home - only $30,900 per lot.

· Half-acre view lots just 5 minutes from a spectacular beach, in an area according to a Tourist Institute Director we spoke with will become the NEXT big resort location, are truly a great "buy & hold" opportunity at $18,750 per lot.

· Multiple-acre tracts of ocean view property from $4,500 per acre!

See the country for yourself…in print, or on your own private VIP tour

We have compiled a comprehensive information package for those interested in learning more. For the adventure seeker, our 3 night, 4 day V.I.P. tour gives you an "up close and personal" overview and introduction to this country. You'll see and learn what is happening in this rapidly developing economy. We'll supply you with a look into their culture, their history, the recent exciting changes, and their positive future.

For anyone interested in the profit potential Nicaragua has to offer, now is the time to act.Call us now for further information at 866-230-9311 or visit us online at www.nicaraguaparadise.com

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