For under $20,000, you can own deeded agricultural property. It produces cash flow from the crop harvest.
Food is an innate human need. Earth’s population grows by 200,000 people daily.
Arable land has decreased by 1/3rd in the last forty years.
You can invest in half-acre parcels of coffee and cacao for appreciation and cash flow. They’re deeded to you.
The parcels are turnkey-managed by an expert team including agronomists, soil scientists, biologists, a value chain analyst, and laborers.
These are higher-grade coffee and cacao varietals – specialty coffee and fine-flavored cacao.
Coffee is the second-most traded commodity in the world (oil is #1).
We discuss the benefits, risks, and your projected ROI.
Learn more: see the Coffee and Cacao Investor Reports.
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Listen to this week’s show and learn:
01:14 The world needs food. It’s population grows by 200,000 people daily. Arable land decreases.
06:15 Previously, this guest appeared with us on GRE Episodes 28, 60, 125, 157.
07:40 Coffee tree parcels in Panama, cacao tree parcels in Belize.
11:07 Team of farm management pros. Soil science.
18:13 On-site handling adds “single estate” value to beans.
21:16 Who is your end consumer?
27:18 Annual cash flow from annual harvests.
31:20 Trees don’t vacate property. Tenants do.
33:20 11% return plus potential appreciation.
34:00 Half-acre parcels available now: $18,900 coffee, $25,725 cacao.
35:18 Commodity prices.
37:36 Attend a coffee and cacao field trip.
39:37 The world has about 200 nations. How many do you own property in?
43:17 Learn more: see the Coffee and Cacao Investor Reports.
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Welcome to GRE. From Toledo, Belize to Toledo, Ohio and across 188 nations worldwide, this is Get Rich Education. I’m Keith Weinhold.
We need to talk about what really could be one of the most important issues of our time today.
Now, we typically talk about providing residential housing in the United States here…and because shelter is an innate human need – and that need is still underserved in a lot of markets today.
Well, when you think about food, shelter, and safety – beginning with food – let’s pull back and look at the global picture.
I know this sounds incomprehensible if you didn’t already know it, but 200,000 more people are here on earth today compared to how many were here yesterday.
Yes, every single day we add 200,000 more people to the planet…and just imagine them all sitting down at a dinner table tonight – and none of them were there are at the world dining table just yesterday.
The earth’s population is expected to swell from 7 & a half billion today, and by the end of the century, we’re expecting more than 11 billion.
So the innate need for human calories isn’t just here to stay, it keeps growing fast…every day.
At the same time, in just the last 40 years, earth has lost 1/3rd of it’s arable land – and that fact alone is unfathomable to some people.
Now, it actually gets even more critical.
Among this growing population and less arable land, humans are consuming more calories on a per capita basis, and as societies develop, they demand a higher quality calorie.
So, needless to say, demand for higher-end and gourmet items is accelerating even faster than those average quality items that we would call generic or commercial-grade.
Well today, we’re talking about agricultural real estate investing – and in two products in particular – coffee, and cacao. Cacao is the base product for chocolate. Both coffee and cacao are produced on small trees in central America.
…and in both cases, it is high grade.
Now, in coffee, the high-grade term is speciality coffee – and it’s become quite sophisticated. In fact, there’s a 100-point coffee grading scale, specialty coffee must score 80 point or higher.
In cacao, the term for the higher-end…I guess…varietals is “fine-flavored” cacao. So rather than a milk chocolate bar, think about those bars with maybe 70% or 80% cacao content that come in a fancy wrapper with some gold-colored foil.
Now, can coffee be…
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