Real Estate – Page 6 – Guys in the Zone

Water In “The Zone” (Part One)

April 28, 2017February 12, 2010 by Tigre

Costa Rica, Uvita, water, creek, lead, reflection

Access to fresh drinking water is already one of the “big three” infrastructure necessities (along with electricity and good roads/access) when looking for property in this country, hence the motivation for this article…

Thoughts From The Outfield #1

April 27, 2017August 28, 2009 by Tigre

I was standing in the outfield at the Saturday Softball game in Uvita, when the feeling hit me. It was the warm feeling you get (and I’m not referring to the direct sun variety) when you are with a group of people having fun. In a word: community. We have a special one down here in the Southern Pacific Zone of Costa Rica. Perhaps it is the international mix of….

Directing Your IRA To Costa Rica

April 27, 2017July 23, 2009 by Tigre

Even for those American investors who are years away from retiring, the Self-Directed IRA is a fantastic option for those looking to invest or relocate to Costa Rica. And speaking from personal experience….

Sales Process Overview Part I

April 18, 2018February 16, 2008 by

Part 1 of the Costa Rica real estate Sales Process

This is the first of a 4 part series. Click for: Part 2. || Part 3 || Part 4
Down and Dirty:

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Sales Process Overview, Part II:

April 18, 2018February 16, 2008 by

Part 2 of Costa Rica Real Estate Sales Process

This is part 2 of a 4 part series. Click for: Part 1 || Part 3 || Part 4

Go and View Properties:

Once we have identified the purpose that the person(s) have in looking to buy land in Costa Rica, the agent will consider this as he directs them to the available properties that suit their interest.

I have always found it interesting to watch the process of land selection. I think that we all come down to Costa Rica with some preconceived notions of what we want, and for most of us, these change after we’ve stood on a few properties. Our marketplace is, for the most part, coastal mountain terrain. It’s hard to arrive here knowing what these properties are like; they are quite unique, even on a global scale.

Throughout the consultation and property viewing, the buyer is asking questions, getting informed, and making decisions. They are considering the various value-affecting features of the property such as: the view, the access, proximity to neighbors, proximity to the beach, waterfall, how much breeze there is, the jungle, and so on.