On 25 mrt, 00:26, "brazilrealesta...@gmail.com"
wrote:
> Today I am an Offshore Investment
which is illegal in Brazil
>Consultant & International Property
> Broker.
No, you are not, unless you show your CRECI number
> I urge everyone that is interested in retirement with low cost of
> living,
false information
>getaway beach villas, second/summer homes, beach front
> properties, ocean front lots for construction to read this and do
> their homework.
Homework should be: is construction on the ocean front allowed.
> One thing I must mention first, after reading this, there will be only
> at the most 24 months time to get in on this joyfull escapade. The
> prices of real estate are rising steadily and with increasing speed as
> well. There are thousands of European and some American investors
> slamming money into this place for such developments as beach front
> resorts, condominiums and golf course nearby.
False assumptions, or assumptions at most.
> Eventhough, all these investments are expiring at a massive rate that
> the locals are calling it the "Foreign Invasion" the cost of living
> seems to be at level with the rest of the Northeast and other parts of
> the country which makes it great for retirement if you are financially
> independant.
Conflicting, you still need a visum don't you think ?
> We have services to arrange residence based on retirement or
> investments of only U$D50K.
Aaaahhh, there we are. Visum based on investment, which is temporary
(5 years).
> We also are seeing a BOOM in the renting sector of the market.
Sure you do, in your wet dreams , I see also measures against .
tourism, tax evasion and corruption
> Now, to speak about the getaway stressbusting property as a second
> home or summer home for the hardworking everyday people like you and
> I.
Hardworking? You, you are just anonther lazy spammer
>
> There are 576 kilometers of coast line in this State and I believe I
> have a selection of over 100 beach front villas in this state alone,
> besides the states of Rio Grande do Norte (Natal), Bahia (Salvador),
> Piaui (Parnaiba), Maranhao (Sao Luis) etc......
>
> There are such breathtaking places to have as your "shut the world
> out" for ranges between U$D130,000 all the way up to U$D1,5 Million
> that are just undescribable, not explicable by words that you just
> have to see them with your own eyes to believe.
You forgot the USD 50.000 investment, the breathtaking lawyers fees,
and the possibility that the Brazilian government is not more stupid
than you are and refuses to issue a visa.
>
> Hundreds of turism activities, Mountains 5 hours of a drive away from
> the capital, cliffs of the beach line, and so many other scenery
> sought after eye pleasers that you will only understand after visiting
> this place.
You forgot the hookers
> Not to mention the low cost of living and cheap labor, cuisine, the
> very active nightlife, outdoor bars and restaurants, and on and on and
> on....
Oh, I was too soon.
>
> People are very friendly, warm and keen on treating the foreigners
> very well.
>
as long as they pay them enough.
> Permanent residence,
5 years is not really permanent, is it ?
>setup of corporations in Brazil as well as in tax-
> haven countries,
tax evation is illegal, both in the US as in Brazil
> bank accounts, asset protection, anonymous debit &
> credit cards
anouther very doubtfull construct
>are available also through our services!
>
> Here is a link to our Official Google Group:
>
> http://groups.google.com/group/investinbrazil
> My name is Martin Gajewski Junior and you can find my profile here in
> the Google Groups or at this link:
>
> https://www.xing.com/profile/Martin_Gajewski
>
> I am a partner at a local real estate firm that I mentioned before in
> this article and they have been on the market for over 20 years. I
> have learned very much from them and about ethics of business.
You mean obviously: unethics
>
> Martin Gajewski Junior brazilrealest...@hotmail.com
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