Click here on link,   to see brochures, photos and endorsements,
detailing the unique benefits/features of,
The new No. 1 Super resort in St Lucia and its sister resorts.

Click here for link to Caribbean Property Investments Website  
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You are eligible to A FREE WEEK’S 5 STAR + HOLIDAY
in Buccament Bay, St Vincent, if you invest via us, s.t.t.c.
The inclusive holiday will cover all international flights,
transfer island hopping flights & meals & drinks with a choice of restaurants.

You can pay for your holiday in advance & we will refund this amount ,
after you have returned from your holiday & paid the 30% deposit.
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Alternatively you can fully reserve as above and travel later.

This freehold property investment opportunity really does tick
all the right boxes for you and has amazing investment returns.
It offers you, large capital growth and rental income,
from only 30% reservation, with nothing else for you to pay.

There is a 70% final developers mortgage
which is available on completion of your property investment.

This is the best and safest, worldwide property investment available 
and it also allows 30 days of personal free holiday usage.

Your investment, comes with massive endorsements from 
blue chip partner companies,  plus prime ministers and governments.

For further information, please call me on 020 8421 4888 or 07961 167922

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Do you seriously want to be rich, while spending 
no time, effort or money and hassle free? 

We feel that thisis a fantastic opportunity
to own a dream Caribbean Property Investment
and make some serious money, 
while spending no time, effort or money.

The 2 new Super Resorts in St Lucia & Brazil,
will yield exceptional capital growth &
rental income, for you.
These Resorts are designed for the rich & famous 
celebrities & the high rental yield, will drive the
exceptionally high capital growth. 

We all know the UK housing market is struggling &
the average UK house value has dropped again, since August 2010!  
Funds tied up in UK property, are not only failing to earn you money, 
they are losing you money. 

It makes excellent financial sense,
to put any idle equity within your property, 
to good effective use and achieve some 
massive growth, by investing with 
Caribbean Property Investments.

Average UK house prices from
December 2006 to today,
SHOW NO GROWTH. (see link below)
http://www.upmystreet.com/properties/house-prices-in-uk.html ,

Compare that, to investing in a Caribbean Property Investment.in 2006
A 1 Bed Cabana in the St Vincent Resort; Cost £95,000 in 2006, 
with a  30% deposit of only £28,500.
These units are selling today for £355,000!

Yes a 373% increase in value over 4 years, for an investment of
only £ 28,500.

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A Studio Suite in St Vincent; Cost £65,000 in 2006, with a 30% deposit of
only £19,500. These units, (if available), are valued today at £250,000!

Yes a 385% increase in property value 
for only £19,500.


CAN YOU AFFORD, NOT TO CALL ME  -  AND
MISS THIS ONCE IN A LIFETIME OPPORTUNITY?

You can also help your friends and colleagues, by recommending me. 

We can help you, put the money tied up in Your UK property to work,
instead of it being lazy money, doing nothing for you.
This will secure the future for you, your family and your friends.

We can also, raise unsecured deposit loans
for home owners and tenants, up to a maximum of £25,000 
subject to status, from a new flexible source. 

It's a win - win, safe way of changing your life. 

THE ST. VINCENT RESORT IS NOW OPEN ! 

If you buy via Caribbean Property Investments, 
You will get a free week's holiday, in Buccament Bay Resort,
St Vincent,  s.t.t.& c., after paying your deposit.

Please let me know if I can be of assistance, or give advice on 
any of the above, for either yourself or any introductions.


Kind Regards,


Gary Hayton   director.
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Brazil has been completely stabilised and reformed
for the better, by two terms of excellent government.

It now, has a stable, rapidly growing economy
and affluence, while
46% of the population is under 25 years of age.
These factors, will cause demand for housing
 to outstrip supply, by a large and increasing amount.

The discovery of major oil reserves in Brazil and
the awarding of the world cup in 2014, together with
the Olympics in 2016, will also help
to boost Brazil’s already amazing economic growth.


Brazil to lead the BRIC economies in 2009
Let me start 2009 with a prediction - Brazil will lead the global emerging
markets out of the current doldrums,
to be the top performing emerging market in 2009.

Firstly, let's not forget that Brazilians have known terrible times. Military
dictatorship and economic stagnation are recent memories for even the most
prosperous, and there are still tens of millions of Brazilians who live on less than
$1 a day. The horrible handling of money affairs put Brazil under
the microscope of the International Monetary Fund who, in order to ensure
repayment of loans issued by the World Bank, sent experts to Brazil, imposed
austerity in public spending, tackled inflation by limiting wage increases, and
confronted labour unions and non-governmental organisations.In 1995 Brazil
came under the massive stress of the Mexican devaluation, the so-called
"Tequila effect," which ricocheted around the world, and caught Brazil in a
much weaker position than it is in today - higher levels of debt, low reserves,
a fiscal sector that needed huge reform, and a much lower capacity for exports.

Brazil dealt with this massive stress effectively and went to work
on each one of its weaknesses over the next 13 years.
While having the temptation and the perfect excuse for debt defaults and more
borrowings, Brazil proved its seriousness back then by taking the hard, but
certain road to progress, keeping its international commitments and gradually
introducing strong structural reforms.Since then, it has become a net creditor
to the world; it controlled inflation, and avoided an overheating of its economy
with tight fiscal and monetary policies during the recent run-up in commodity
prices.

This is all paying off strongly today. The Brazilian Government, is now run
by a sophisticated technocracy of top economists and international bankers,
many of whom held top positions in leading international banks, and has allowed
Brazil to move forward with confidence and GDP growth projections of between
4% and 5% for 2009. To quote Brazilian President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva
during the G20 talks at the end of last year: "Important banks - very important
banks - that spent their lives giving advice about Brazil and
what we should or shouldn't do are now broke. Brazil is more prepared
than any country in the world to deal with the new global economic
landscape, and has been preparing for some time to become a solid economy."
Here are three reasons to be optimistic about Brazil's prospects in 2009:

1. Self-sustaining domestic growth, led by consumer spending
As with all of the BRIC countries, future economic growth depends on strong
local domestic consumption, as opposed to exports to the developed world,
and the Brazilian Government has recently announced measures to boost
domestic spending via lower interest rates, an easing of capital requirements
to Brazil's banking system (designed to stimulate housing and car loans) and
reducing unemployment via a range of spending initiatives. Brazil's
population of over 181 million is:

• the 6th largest in the world (and the largest in Latin America)
  growing at approx. 1.3% per year.
• relatively young, with 42% under 20 years of age
• 80% Urban - approximately 30% live in the ten principal metropolitan areas, 
  including São Paulo and Rio de Janeiro which have populations of around
  19 million and 12 million respectively. Some 14 other metropolitan areas
  have populations of more than 1 million.
• experiencing a rapid rise in the "middle classes" which is growing by over
  8% per annum
• keen to spend rather than save, as evidenced by the large numbers of new
  shopping malls, outlets, hypermarkets, supermarkets and convenience
  stores offering the usual wide range of services (restaurants, coffee shops,
  fitness centres, beauty parlours, shoe repairs, post offices, bank services
  and dry-cleaners) and providing entertainment with cinemas, cyber-cafés
  and play areas for children.

All the evidence suggests that, provided Brazil can maintain economic growth
at its current rate, the domestic consumption story will continue to offer excellent
prospects for both foreign retailers and investors in 2009.

2. Massive infrastructure investment
In January 2007, the Brazilian Government launched its "Growth Acceleration
Program" to fund housing, education, public health, transportation and energy
projects over the next 3 years and allocated 475 billion reals
(US$190 billion) for this purpose. Last month, in response to the global financia
l crisis, this amount was increased by 34% to 636 billion reals (US$254 billion)
and was promised to be spent by 2010.
Insufficient infrastructure investment has long been a constraint to Brazil's
economic growth, but with a committed program of investment into highways,
railways, ports, electricity and housing projects, Brazil will be transformed into
a massive construction site over the next two years, creating millions
of jobs and supporting the country's ambitious economic growth plans.
Whilst many of the major and most visible infrastructure projects will be
funded from Government sources, many opportunities for foreign investors,
particularly in property, electricity and roads,
are already being snapped up by institutions and foreign investors.

3. Increasing trade between the BRIC countries and other emerging
markets One of the casualties of the global financial crisis, and the
cause of why the BRIC and other global emerging markets have been so
badly savaged in recent months, is the "decoupling" theory (at least "market
decoupling" if not "economic decoupling") which was the subject of much
debate and speculation in late 2007 and early 2008.
While economic growth in emerging countries has dropped only slightly,
their securities and currency markets have fallen drastically. Presumably,
many investors think that the American economic downturn
will lead to a dramatic drop in U.S. orders of emerging-market products,
which will cause those economies to experience an economic downturn themselves.
But this ignores the fact that Brazilian exports, for example, account for only 13% of GDP,
meaning that some contraction in U.S. and European orders can be counterbalanced by
domestic fiscal and monetary stimulus.
A new phenomenon that is cushioning the blow for emerging economies is
"intra-emerging market trade"which is becoming increasingly important and
prevalent, particularly amongst the BRIC countries,
who have emerged as a new "trading bloc" in their own right.
Increasingly, a growing proportion of the infrastructure needs of industrial
goods being bought by some emerging economies are goods produced by
other emerging economies. For example, iron ore from Brazil (and coal and
oil from other emerging markets) is flowing into China to fuel their massive
infrastructure developments and growing consumer demand.
Trade between Latin America and China has increased by 13 times since 1995,
from US$8.4 billion to US$100 billion.
Brazil is the world's largest exporter of commodities such as beef, iron ore,
sugarcane ethanol, soybeans, wheat and alfalfa, all of which have, until recently,
been trading near record levels and will continue to soak up strong demand from
other emerging, if not developed, economies in 2009 and beyond.

Final thoughts
I should finish by saying that I am not the only person predicting that Brazil is the
emerging market to watch in 2009. Since October last year, I have been
tracking numerous comments, observations and recommendations from many
different investment researchers, stockbrokers and economic commentators
who have been arguing the case to invest in Brazil for many weeks now.
In fact, the Brazil stockmarket shows better signs of having bottomed than the
U.S - since late October, the iShares MSCI Brazil Index
ETF (NYSE:EWZ) has gained over 8%, while the S&P 500 is down by
nearly 2%.

Don't take my word for it -
do some googling yourself! You'll find plenty of evidence to support these
arguments.
Finally, please remember that the "BRICs dream" (as first conceived by Jim
O'Neill of Goldman Sachs in 2001) was never a "2008 idea" or even a
"20 year story". It was (and is) an "investment megatrend", a 100 year economic
seismic shift that will see the BRIC countries become the largest and most
influential economies in the world by the end of this century. To decide for
yourself whether the thinking that led to the BRIC acronym remains intact,
I urge you to watch Jim ONeill's original video made in 2003, which you can
play by clicking on "Web Tour: The BRICs Dream" at this link. I'm sure your
faith in the BRIC story, if it has been challenged in recent times, will be fully
restored, by this measured and prophetic analysis, of the original BRICs dream!

Best wishes.