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Venezuela Election Fallout & Investing Opportunities

If you’ve been reading my Explorer Report for a while, you know that I’ve been keeping my eye on Venezuela. That’s because in addition to the country having the world’s largest proven oil reserves, it’s also extremely resource rich. Source:…

Capitulation in Costa Rica

I finally got some crypto haters to capitulate. But not for the reasons that you’d guess… Last night, I returned from a 10 day Costa Rica trip. I hopped around the country with my family (including my two young kids)…

road to the hinterland

Road to the Hinterland

In the hinterland of Guyana, on the Rupununi savannah, lies the Dadanawa Ranch. In its heyday, during the early 1900’s, it was the largest ranch in the world with thousands of heads of cattle. While the exact size of the…

Notes From Guyana

Notes From Guyana

“This is the wildest place I’ve ever done business,” he yelled. “And that’s saying something coming from me. I’ve been in the oil industry for 40 years all across Africa, Russia, and the Middle East.” In the background, Afro-Latin music…

Beaten Paths Yield Average Returns

Beaten Paths Yield Average Returns

I’m planning our Explorer Partnership (E/P) trip to Guyana right now and it’s turning out to be a huge pain in the ass. Of all the places we’ve traveled to in the past, this trip may be the most difficult……

How to Build a Rural Cult

Of all the topics that I wrote about in a recent post, I received over a dozen responses for the mention of two simple words: rural cult. I actually wasn’t even writing about cults or anything rural, but clearly those…

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“Aren’t you afraid that you’ll lose your property?”

“Aren’t you afraid that you’ll lose your property?”  That’s the number one thing I hear once people find out about our international property investments. This makes sense, as most people associate upside opportunities when it comes to topics they know…

Picks and Shovels in Guyana

Picks and Shovels in Guyana

Opening up shop in mid-1854, his store shelves were originally stocked with dry goods that he imported from his brothers, who were based out of New York City. Bedding, clothing, toiletries, and dozens of other accessories kept a steady stream…

Three Lessons From A Business Enemy

Three Lessons From A Business Enemy

(Cannabis Industry Listen Up!) It was Spring of 2011, and for the first time in my life I had some money in the bank that I could actually go out and use. It wasn’t a huge sum, but enough to…

double digit buildings cali

Double Digit Buildings in Cali

I returned from Colombia on Tuesday of this week with the intention of immediately sitting down to write something. So, I sat down at my desk and stared at my computer screen. I thought to myself, “How in the world…