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by Ivo Henfling Today, I showed some Costa Rica real estate to a client and I found the perfect seller, probably for the first time in my real estate career. My buyer is looking to buy a property in Costa Rica that offers views and security and I listed this incredibly nice condo in Escazu […]
by Ivo Henfling
Can you trust the home inspector to do a good job when you buy a home in Costa Rica? Will he be on your side? That was a question that hit me like a truck at 100 miles an hour and left me speechless for a while. I know she is reading this blog and […]
by Ivo Henfling
IVO HENFLING | APRIL 26, 2011 Who knows what a Costa Rica condominium is really all about? Our Costa Rica real estate company has a wide selection of condominiums for sale in Costa Rica. My webmaster has complained that I should write more about real estate and tell you less stories about the holes in […]
by Ivo Henfling
by Rudy Matthews I share with you comments that I hope will be informational and helpful concerning Costa Rica real estate to you, family and friends . My comments are based on my personal perspective of the Real Estate market here in Costa Rica . Not too long ago I was at a meeting […]
by Ivo Henfling
PATRICIA LEITON FOR LA NACION, DECEMBER 8, 2010 The Financial Affairs Committee on Thursday approved, unanimously, the annual tax of $ 200 (about ¢ 101,000, currently) to joint stock companies registered in the Property Registry. Stay up to date on all your Costa Rican tax issues at all times here. The project, called “Tax on […]
by Ivo Henfling
RUDY MATTHEWS | DECEMBER 1, 2010 I share with you comments that I hope will be informational and helpful concerning Costa Rica Real Estate to you, your family and friends . My comments are based on my personal perspective of the real estate market here in Costa Rica. FOR SALE BY OWNER Several months ago […]
by Ivo Henfling
PATRICIA LEITON FOR LA NACION | FEBRUARY 19, 2010 The Directorate General of Taxation will begin next week to notify owners of luxury homes who did not pay the solidarity tax. The Deputy Minister of Finance, Loretta Rodriguez, CEO of Taxation, Francisco Fonseca, reported yesterday that they will begin with taxpayers who must pay more. […]
by Ivo Henfling