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Okay, here were my specific concerns with the sales pitch from Paragon properties and this may be true of other developers in Costa Rica. In pitching the tracts of land they were selling in 1 hector plots (2.47 acres) that could be subdivided, they could not offer specific information on how difficult it was to subdivide it. It seems to me that they should know this. Also a major concern is that the “Community” would be fenced and gated upon completion of the final buildout. What about those who build first. What about squatters on the property. Maybe I’m wrong about this but it seems to me that if squatters are a valid concern in Costa Rica then I would need to buy a property that is already gated at purchace, otherwise any vacant land could become a target for squatters. Please give me feedback on this. I’m puzzled. Are there squatters just waiting for people to purchsase property so they can squat and if squatting is condoned by the government, do the squatters have legal title to the property or just “squatters rights” for as long as they squat?
That is true and I like to give people the benefit of the doubt, but I had gut feelings about this company from the beginning which is which I googled them. My intuition has never failed me yet.
I am looking as well but at the Pacific Coast since I’m concerned about hurricanes and understand that’s booming. On the Pacific side there’s the north, central and southern pacific. Also I want to be relatively close to shopping and medical. I’m looking at the Nicoya area and also northern pacific region. Any suggestions welcomed
