Kirk Cypel wrote: > Please provide more information. I have a client with extensive land > holdings for cattle in the US. What are the opportunities in South > America? What about political risk? Can you export? I know nothing > about this, but if I were to suggest this idea to this client, I’d > want to sound smarter. > > Kirk > ************
Good afternoon, thank you for your email. Find some more information at http://www.globalrealtyforsale.com/relisting.php?relid=40&listingid=2678 The price listed includes a generous commission and is negotiable. Paraguay has always been very investor friendly with hardly any restrictions regarding transfer of funds. The environmental laws in Paraguay used to be supervised in a very lax manner. This changed since it is supervised by the World Bank. Land can only be developed with a development permit and a percentage has to remain untouched as ecological reserve. In the past many Estancia owner developed far more land than allowed and owners now have to invest quite some money for reforestation. The offered property has been developed according to an official development plan and the ecological reserve is far more than required. Contrary to Europe or North America, in South America neither industrially produced food for fattening nor chemical treatment of pastures is in use. Veterinary health is under strict governmental control, the normal vaccination program are obligatory. Overproduction of beef or marketing proplems, common e.g. in the European Community, are unknown in South America. Production can always be sold at a good price. The Paraguayan Chaco is an almost untouched, flat bushland of approximately 350,000 sq/km and just 100,000 inhabitants. The development of the Chaco started in the late twentieth of this century, the ecological balance is in most parts still intact. The yearly dry and wet periods and the regular extremely dry periods like 1996 punishes any manmade disruption of ecological balance instantly. The Chaco, bushland with medium sized trees, offers raw land for the development of park type pastures. The trees offering shady areas for the cattle and retaining water. Larger tree areas remain untouched, each pasture is protected and bordered by an untouched strip of natural vegetation. The company owning the land has expert knowledge of Estancia operations I hope the above information is helpful You can always call me for additional details ( do not worry about the 9 hour time difference; I am available until pretty late ) Sincerely Helmut P. Fleischhauer Broker Ostertorwall 28 31785 Hameln Germany Phone +49 5151 940650 Apply for Commercial Real Estate loans online and submit your deal to dozens of hungry lenders in just minutes. Loan programs for all types of business and commercial real estate. Apply anytime at http://realestatezoo.com RealEstate Part of RealEstateZoo.Com ------------------------------------- Post message: [email protected] Subscribe: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Unsubscribe: [EMAIL PROTECTED] List owner: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Web Site: http://groups.yahoo.com/group/RealEstate Yahoo! Groups Links <*> To visit your group on the web, go to: http://groups.yahoo.com/group/RealEstate/ <*> To unsubscribe from this group, send an email to: [EMAIL PROTECTED] <*> Your use of Yahoo! Groups is subject to: http://docs.yahoo.com/info/terms/
