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Things to Know When Selling Your Costa Rica Property
Selling your Costa Rica home requires a local expert who is well versed in the market, the buying climate, the laws and how to effectively market your home locally and online.
Buying Real Estate in Costa Rica
Buying real estate is a fairly transparent process, but it is still important to do your research prior to purchasing property. To help you with your due diligence, we’ve prepared a list of questions frequently asked. Of course, we always adv...
Top 10 Reasons People Choose To Call Costa Rica Their Home
Why do people love to call Costa Rica home? As a country that is focused on environmental preservation and sustainability, Costa Rica offers residents and citizens a superior quality of life. Leaving behind a fast-paced, often chaotic life typi...
Healthy Living in Costa Rica’s Blue Zone
Will I truly be healthier and happier if I move to Costa Rica? Is it possible to live longer by just moving to this small Central American country? It might be, if one moves to the right part of the country and learns the lessons for living lon...
Financing Options For Property Buyers in Costa Rica
The majority of the real estate sales in Costa Rica are cash. There are very limited local funding options for expats here in Costa Rica. Before making a decision to purchase property, it’s important to understand which options are available ...
Healthcare in Costa Rica
While Costa Rica becomes a popular place for expats to call home, understanding the healthcare delivery system is important. Quite different from North America and parts of Europe, Costa Rica’s healthcare system has different options to suit ...
Costa Rica Immigration & Residency
PLEASE NOTE: The information about Costa Rica residency on this page is for educational purposes only. Flamingo Beach Realty does not perform legal services nor advice in legal matters. The process and requirements for Costa Rica residency can ...
Guanacaste Costa Rica Schools
In Guanacaste, Costa Rica (which spans the North Pacific Coast from Hacienda Pinilla to Flamingo/Potrero, and includes Tamarindo, Brasilito, and Playa Grande) there are more than five schools catering primarily to the more than 1000 expatriate ...
