Most condo projects in Costa Rica are pre-qualified by the banks, so the developer has all the ducks in a row for you to become a new home owner the easy way, they say. That doesn’t necessarily mean it’s as easy as they make it look like.
Even after you've closed on the purchase of a property in Costa Rica, paid your closing attorney his fees and transfer taxes, paid your bank the lender’s fees and administration fees and you are the proud new owner of a home in Costa Rica, you're still not done. Here's what you have to do next.
Even after you've closed on the purchase of a property in Costa Rica, paid your closing attorney his fees and transfer taxes, paid your bank the lender’s fees and administration fees and you are the proud new owner of a home in Costa Rica, you're still not done. Here's what you have to do next.
If retiring in a foreign country is still in your plans, let me tell you why buying real estate in Costa Rica, in spite of not being that cheap place to retire anymore, should still be on top of your bucket list!
With the arrival of large international companies in Costa Rica and better paid jobs, developers have adjusted their market to smaller homes and apartments in condominium, also called starter homes.
Most property sellers drive home every day and take their surroundings for granted, however what a house's exterior looks like is the first thing a buyer sees when looking to purchase a property.
