Make a registry study of the property. This ensures that there are no legal issues in the future. In addition, it is important to obtain a detailed cadastral plan that accurately shows the boundaries and features of the land.

Check that property taxes are up to date. Also, check the availability of water and electricity at your chosen location.

Request land use and carry out a study to assess the quality and stability of the land. This allows you to know if the construction plan can be developed on this specific lot.

Do the tree count and topographic survey to determine if grading or adaptations are required in the planned construction.

Have inventory control: It is important to efficiently manage materials and supplies throughout the project.

Budget control: Monitor expenses and keep the project within established financial limits.

Quality control: ensures that the standards and specifications established in the previous stage are met.

Inspections: Costa Rica has qualified labor. Inspections will help you keep an eye on the process, making sure that everything goes according to schedule.

Make strategic decisions! Operational efficiency and the ability to adapt to unexpected changes will help you navigate the construction process calmly.

Communication is the key: Maintain fluid communication with all parties involved to avoid misunderstandings throughout each stage.