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Updated about 7 years ago, 10/23/2017

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Bradley Gudim
  • Investor
  • Fridley, MN
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Leverage ROI with Multiple Income Streams (USA and Costa Rica)

Bradley Gudim
  • Investor
  • Fridley, MN
Posted

REI can be risky, so adding additional revenue generators into the project can lessen the risk.

I'm working on a project in Costa Rica that has investor opportunities in Real Estate (vacation homes etc) Some of the development includes an Event Center with revenue streams from GROUP Travel, Tourism and Events, such as Golf Clinics, Yoga Retreats, Business Education and Corporate Team Building etc. Although the Real Estate will be in Costa Rica, some of the revenue generated will be from the Travel, Tourism and Event Business. (primarily in the USA but also globally)

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