Perspectives on Costa Rican law, real estate, and corporate practice — written by our attorneys for clients who value clarity and precision.
Due diligence is the legal and practical review that allows a buyer to understand what they are really purchasing. A proper review goes far beyond confirming ownership in the National Registry.
Not every real estate risk in Costa Rica is obvious at first sight. Here are seven warning signs every foreign buyer should take seriously before committing funds.
Buying land in Costa Rica is not the same as buying a finished home. When a buyer plans to build or develop, due diligence must go beyond ownership.