San Buenas Golf Resort

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From:     san.buenas@gmail.com
Subject:     Good afternoon
Date:     01 Jul 08 3:18:13 PM (Mon, 23:18 EDT)

Hello

My name is Jim and I am the President of the San Buenas Golf Resort in Costa Rica.

Our golf course community has sold over 75 condos and lots already, and we are starting with the golf course grass planting this week.

If you are interested in a GREAT investment or living in an amazing community with a championship golf course tucked between the Osa Mountain range and the Pacific ocean please read this short email.

Southern Costa Rica real-estate is exploding.

In the last year:

An 88,000 sq ft hospital has been completed and is now operating 5 MINUTES FROM OUR COMMUNITY.

The President has signed the approvals for the new international airport to start construction LESS THAN 25 MINUTES FROM OUR COMMUNITY.

Many banks have opened up financing.

Many bridges and roads have been improved.

If you have money in a 401k or IRA consider diversifying and buy some land in a growing area.

I am very excited to share this opportunity with you.

If you are interested please email me for 100% Free information.

Sincerely,

Jim
President
San Buenas Golf Resort

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