Answers with audiovisual content of frequently asked questions.
Nativu real estate advisor, Rolando Carazo, tells a little about the experience of living in the province of Guanacaste. Guanacaste is an area [...]
Part of the central canton of San José and the district of Pavas, Rohrmoser is an area with characteristics very suitable for [...]
Many families would be incomplete without their pets, which is why today guaranteeing them a good quality of life is vital [...]
Based on the experience of our Nativu Guanacaste consultant, Fabricio Riggioni, we share the following recommendations to buy a lot or a farm [...]
Nativu Guanacaste consultant, Fabricio Riggioni clarifies the following recommendations to sell a lot specifically in Guanacaste, during the current situation that the country [...]
Living in a condominium is very attractive in terms of lifestyle, security, space, comforts and amenities, among many other factors. Within the real [...]
Have you ever considered buying a pre sale Lot or project? Have you ever considered buying a property that is still [...]
If you are looking for reliable guides to sell your property, consider these initial steps, according to Nativu Moravia's advisor, Max Herrera. [...]
When making these types of investments, the payment of the fiscal and legal costs of the transaction must be considered, for which [...]
Although the law does not stipulate that it is necessary to have a lawyer to carry out an indirect transfer, through [...]
To clarify this issue we must consider two basic and simple pillars: the first is that by definition, the lawyer is that [...]
Everyone involved in a transaction must perfom the Know Your Client (KYC) procedure. It is a procedure that is carried out when [...]
It is important to keep in mind that the standard rates and minimum costs of legal services for a real estate transaction [...]
In addition to dealing with real estate, the National Property Registry of Costa Rica covers industrial properties, and patents. As for real [...]
Yes, a non-Costa Rican (foreigner) can own property in Costa Rica. There are no additional requirements in this sense. [...]
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