La Joya is a tastefully planned, pool-fronting condominium community set in verdant landscaped gardens. It’s right in the heart of the Cabo del Mar community, perched above Cabo San Lucas.

Our members-only price is from $143,900.

Shortly after delivery, I figure these condos will be worth $216,000…maybe more. And could rent for up to $2,500 per month to the short-term relocating executive market (for periods of one to three months). Thanks to our developer finance, your monthly payments on delivery are $925. (Members of our group are already approved.)

The developer’s local launch is now slated for June 10th. On launch, prices will be significantly higher. And, I expect will rise from here. This is our strongest Cabo deal yet.

When this opportunity opened, our full pre-release allocation of condos was snapped up. Since then, some members have visited, and decided to upgrade to bigger homes in Cabo del Mar. (This community would also make a great retirement or second-home option.) And, when it came time to planning out the payments, some members found they just didn’t have the cash…or were fully financially committed.

That means for seven members of our little group there’s a second bite of the cherry.

Cabo is on the verge of a major transformation. I’ve seen this before, firsthand. Berlin’s real estate boom after the Wall fell. Dublin’s emergence as a multinational hub in the late 1990s. Panama’s explosion in 2004/2005. Fortaleza in northeast Brazil in 2009.

In each case values more than doubled in a short period of time. I expect we will see a similar trajectory in Cabo. But, the window to act might be very short.

That’s why I strongly urge you to join a group of fellow members for a members-only scouting trip this June 8 – 11 and June 22 – 25.

This is an integral part of your due diligence. And, quite frankly it’s no chore.

Cabo is stunning.

Miles of sun-drenched beaches. Brilliant blue sea. An untamed frontier landscape full of adventure and possibility. Starlit skies and wide desert horizons….

Old-school Hollywood movie stars came here to get away from it all. They spent their days deep-sea fishing, sunbathing on deserted beaches, and relaxing poolside with fancy cocktails.

In this location’s early days, some of the biggest names in the movie industry visited: John Wayne, Clark Gable, Henry Fonda, Bing Crosby, and Burt Lancaster. They traveled in private planes. They stayed in a hotel with five-star service. They did things in style.

And they put Los Cabos on the map as a luxury jet-set destination.

That hasn’t changed. Today’s Los Cabos is still seen as five-star. It still attracts celebrities, wealthy businessmen, and faces you’re familiar with as front-page news.

And development here over the years has been aimed squarely at the international jet set. Lavish resorts were created with every possible amenity to entertain the uber-rich: top-notch golf courses, pampering spas, and gourmet restaurants.

Now Los Cabos is set for that great transformation we can profit from.

On the corridor road that runs between the towns of San Jose del Cabo and Cabo San Lucas, giant cranes rise skywards. It’s one big construction site.

More than $4 billion of projects are in the works. New golf courses are being rolled out across the desert. More than 20 new resorts are in various stages of construction. “Six star” is how a contact on the ground described most of them. All the big names are coming in: W Hotels & Resorts, Breathless, Thompson, Marriott, Secrets.

Each one of these resorts is a project in the $100 million to $200 million range. That’s the starting point. And that’s before some of them add in the “lifestyle” angle.

Some of these resort groups will sell more than a luxury hotel room for the night. They plan to sell the resort lifestyle to those who want to own a slice of Cabo. They’ll offer million-dollar condos and houses in the $5 million to $20 million range.

These big resort groups will use their marketing clout and know-how to bring in wealthy guests. They’re all targeting slightly different niches and distinct customer bases. For those who like to party, there’s the Hard Rock. For full butler service and discreet luxury, there’s the Four Seasons. One resort plans to cater to Silicon Valley types. The point is, they’re not all fishing from the same pool of guests.

They’ll bolster the image of Cabo as jet set and super-luxe. They’ll put its name up in lights as the glamorous spot. And they will tick Cabo up from a luxury destination to the luxury destination that everyone wants to visit.

Truth be told, relative to its size, I’ve never been in at the ground floor of a surge like the one I’m seeing in Cabo. It’s so big, it’s one of a kind. It’s on an even bigger scale (relatively speaking) than Dublin, Fortaleza, and Panama.

Our opportunity is to ride the back of this surge. Not to speculate on houses we might be able to flip to George Clooney. But to find the sweet spot in the market that no one is paying attention to. If you have $5 million to $20 million to spend, you have lots of luxury home choices in Cabo. With a $500,000 budget for a condo you also have some choice. Go sub $500,000…and sub $300,000 in particular…and you have almost no options until you go to local middle-class housing under $100,000.

Cabo de Mar Village is perfectly tailored to this upper-mid market. And it’s best in class. That market that expects high-end North American standards and amenities. But, isn’t interested in north of $500,000 for a condo or a $5 million home.

It’s where I would choose to live or spend time if I was to become a part-time resident. It’s where vacationers and second-home owners will want to live or spend time. It’s where mid executives relocating to Cabo’s booming tourism industry will want to live.

And, it’s where our La Joya opportunity is.

Our members-only entry point is a jaw-dropping $143,900. If Cabo has been on your radar I strongly urge you to do one thing right now.

Register your interest here, in one of the upcoming members-only scouting trips. This will take about 19 seconds. Then one of the team will call you to help make all the arrangements for your visit—right down to helping you find the best flight for you. You pay for your own flight. The developer picks up the tab for everything else and just passes a token cost of $199 on to you.

On the ground in Cabo, you’ll be in the right place at the right time—with access to the best Cabo opportunity I have seen.

As I told you earlier, shortly after delivery I figure these condos will be worth $216,000…maybe more. And could rent for up to $2,500 per month to the short-term relocating executive market (for periods of one to three months). Thanks to our developer finance, your monthly payments on delivery are $925.

Members of our group have done well in Cabo. Two years ago, I, along with fellow members, locked down condos in the Copala community close by. Our members-only pricing was from $336,156. Twelve months later these condos retailed for $428,301—over $92,000 more.

Register your interest in this trip here. I expect the upward trajectory will be even stronger on this opportunity.

Wishing you good real estate investing,

Ronan McMahon