27/08/2026
A beautiful Costa Rica property can still have expensive legal or physical problems.
Before buying, confirm the registered owner, survey, boundaries, and legal access. Check for mortgages, liens, unpaid taxes, restrictions, and other recorded rights.
You should also verify water availability, zoning, building permits, utility connections, drainage, and the condition of the structures.
Coastal properties, condominiums, and corporation-owned properties may require additional checks.
Do not release a deposit without understanding the purchase agreement and its due-diligence protections. Use your own qualified Costa Rica attorney to review the property and transaction before committing your money.
To discuss buying property in Costa Rica, talk to our team:
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Website: https://gaprealestate.com/