Do You Want To Live A Luxury Lifestyle For Pennies On The Dollar?

Are you fed up with rising prices, a stagnant economy and shrinking assets?
Are you tired of the daily grind, the stress, the drudgery of a 9-to-5 life?
Are you ready to reinvent your life, without burning through your money?
Are you asking yourself whether you can still afford a comfortable retirement?

How would you like to live the good life in Nicaragua, living better, healthier and with less stress than you do now, for just $950 per month?

Of course you can't move the stock markets or control inflation rates, but you can move to a low cost country. A country where you don't have to scale back on your dreams, but where you can give them substance. Where you can live well with the money you have now.

A country that makes sense whether you are looking for a full-time escape, a vacation home for two weeks each year, a retirement haven for the future, or an "early in" investment property.

Could Nicaragua be the perfect relocation destination?

Nicaragua is a country teeming with beauty and culture, where you can live in pampered luxury on a bare-bones budget, cut your healthcare costs by as much as 75% and purchase stunning properties for far less than in other Central American destinations.

That a very good start... But there is much, much more:

You don't have to travel very far to get to Nicaragua. By air it's only 2.5 hours direct flight from Miami and 3 hours from Houston.
It's one of the safest, perhaps the safest, country in Central America.
Nicaragua is simply beautiful, with dramatic coastal landscapes, towering volcanoes and sandy beaches.
The weather is warm year round.
Nicaragua boasts a culture rich in history and tradition. It's home to the oldest colonial city in the Americas.
World-standard healthcare available at Hospital Metropolitano Vivian Pellas won't cost you an arm and a leg (more on cost of living below).
In Nicaragua you won't be taxed on any foreign earned income.
Foreigners can own fee simple titled property and run businesses without restrictions.
The benefit-laden retirement program has got even better following updates enacted just two years ago. Now it's easily one of the most attractive in the region offering numerous tax breaks and incentives. (And you don't even have to be of "retirement age" to enjoy it! If you're over 45, you're eligible.)
The AARP recently rated Nicaragua as one of the best places to retire abroad because of its affordability, breathtaking beauty and easy-going lifestyle.
Tourism numbers passed the 1 million mark in 2010 for the very first time. Things were even better for visitor numbers in 2011 with tourist numbers for January-August growing 3.2% compared to 2010 and spending increasing by almost 19%.
It didn't hurt that that Lonely Planet named Nicaragua in its list of 10 best value destinations for 2011, or that Shermans Travel placed Nicaragua as one of the top 10 value travel destinations in 2011 and Travelage West favored Nicaragua in its 11 predictions for 2011.
In the Doing Business 2012 report from the World Bank (published in October 2011) Nicaragua went up four spots in the ranking table. It also outranked most other Central American nations in the Protecting Investors category.
Nicaragua boomed in 2011, beating regional economic averages. The International Monetary Fund (IMF) confirmed that the country's economic growth hit 4% in 2011. Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) reached one billion dollars in 2011, an increase of 100% on 2010, and a record for the country. And exports for 2011 are up almost 23% on the same period last year.
But despite the booming economic growth, Nicaragua is the most affordable location in Central America and offers the cheapest real estate. Period.
And yes, hit reality TV show "Survivor" filmed its 21st season on a remote beach south of San Juan del Sur.

Come to Nicaragua and ask the question - could you live here well?

The average social security check in the US is just under US $1,200 a month. With that amount of money, you could retire in luxury in Nicaragua. Actually you could live very well for US $950 a month.

A maid will cook and clean for you full-time for under $150 a month.

You can buy a cinema ticket for a first run movie for $4, a dinner for two at a trendy restaurant with an ocean view for $25, a trim at the barber's for just $5, an ice cold beer at a popular bar for $1.

What you're looking at is first world services at developing world prices. You can even slash your healthcare costs by 75% and still receive world-class attention. A doctor's visit will set you back $25, an overnight stay just $35.

With these kind of dollar-stretching numbers, just imagine what your life here could be like.

This is an opportunity that anyone can prosper from...

... but you have to know where to look.

At Coldwell Banker we've invested years of research and networking in the Nicaragua market. We've handpicked the best properties the country has to offer, the breaking deals, the first-in opportunities and the motivated sellers.

Then we went one step further and designed a three-day, dedicated real estate tour where we showcase this fantastic blend of real estate opportunities.

We think you'll like what you see.

That's why we're covering all your on-the-ground costs over the three days and two nights, including hotels, meals and in-country transportation.

Think of the tour as a road map to the best opportunities in Nicaragua, and an introduction to a brand new way of living. You'll meet developers, expatriates and investors. You'll learn their stories and witness their lifestyle first-hand.

This is how the tour shapes up:

You'll land at Managua's international airport. Welcome to Nicaragua! Over the following three days we visit the key areas of interest to property investors including San Juan del Sur, the prime tourism town on the Pacific coast.

You'll see beachfront property, ocean view lots, condo-hotels, income generating units, eco-inspired property, oceanside casitas, surf real estate, luxury villas and resort style real estate.

Here are some highlights:

Gorgeous lots overlooking the bay of San Juan del Sur (the country's premier tourism town on the Pacific) starting at $46,000 with generous seller financing available.
A stunning ocean-view home for $135,000 that blends effortlessly with the natural landscape. The property is close to all the amenities you would expect from a top vacation spot and boasts some of the best views in the country.
An acreage opportunity in an eco-inspired, solar powered community for only $29,000. A perfect eco-adventurer's enclave, 20 minutes from Nicaragua's premier coastal town.
Resort style ocean view villas with granite countertops and hardwood finishes for $125,000. There is a perfect pacific coast lifestyle and this is as close to it as you can get.

Admittedly our tours are full of property. Be assured, however, that every single property we show is there for a valuable reason. If it doesn't merit showing, we won't show it.

The tours will run on the following dates: January 20-22 and February 24-26, 2012. Please register your interest by clicking on the button below.

Just give us three days and we'll add substance to your dreams.

We'll help you look deeper into what is on offer in Nicaragua. We'll shake you out of the holding pattern that "things will get better in the US" and show you how you can improve your quality of life by shifting your perspective offshore.

And if you like what you see, you may end up taking a path that thousands of others have already taken...

Here's what you need to do next

You must act now because there is limited space on the tour. We like to keep the tours small so we can offer a personal service. Once we're full we can no longer accept more participants.

Complete the form and we'll send you the itinerary.

P.S. There's no more cost-effective and efficient way to leverage the current buyers market in Nicaragua than the Your Future Now property tour. Go ahead, get the itinerary or scroll back up to get the full story.

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"With 450 miles of coastline, charming Spanish colonial towns, a cost of living up to 60% less than in the U.S. and a good reputation for safety; it's an exotic Florida on the cheap." Forbes Magazine (2009)

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