BEFORE YOU SEARCH
Define what matters.
Write down the purpose of the property, your three essentials, your preferred locations, and the budget you want to work within.
Build a better property briefCOSTA RICA REAL ESTATE EDUCATION
A considered property decision begins with the right questions. Use these guides to focus your search, understand an opportunity, or prepare a property for market.
BEFORE YOU SEARCH
Write down the purpose of the property, your three essentials, your preferred locations, and the budget you want to work within.
Build a better property briefWHEN YOU COMPARE
Compare the location, condition, ownership documents, recurring costs, and advertised purchase terms alongside the price.
Explore & save propertiesFOR INCOME PROPERTIES
Ask which income figure is being advertised, what period it covers, which costs are included, and what records support it.
Review the income questionsWHEN YOU’RE SELLING
See how comparable evidence, condition, competition, and buyer fit inform a considered asking price.
Explore the property valuation guideFINANCING YOUR PURCHASE
Compare local bank mortgages, international lenders, owner financing, and construction options. Understand eligibility, down payments, costs, and the documents to prepare.
Read the Costa Rica financing guideINVESTING IN COSTA RICA
Explore foreign ownership, rental income, investment approaches, and the due diligence that connects an opportunity with your plans.
Explore investing in Costa RicaSELLING FROM ABROAD
Prepare access, documents, authority, and practical arrangements before marketing a Costa Rica property from another country.
Read the overseas seller’s guideCOMMON STARTING QUESTIONS
Share the purpose of the property, preferred areas, budget, timeline, and three essentials. Tell us which preferences are flexible so we can focus on properties that fit.
Save properties using the heart on their cards or detail pages, then open your shortlist. You can compare asking prices, room counts, approximate areas, beach proximity, ownership, and advertised financing.
Send a private property brief with your criteria. We will discuss suitable opportunities and the information that can be shared under the owner’s instructions. A private inquiry does not guarantee a match.
Private describes how much information is publicly exposed. Non-exclusive describes the marketing arrangement. A non-exclusive property may be public or private, depending on the owner’s instructions and agreements.
Yes. Ask for current details and discuss a live video walkthrough. Share the spaces and questions you would like the walkthrough to cover, and we will confirm what can be arranged.
FROM GENERAL GUIDANCE TO YOUR PLANS
Tell Justin and Evelyn what you want to understand or achieve.
Share your plans