business (real estate)

Hi, Hola, Bonjour,

We are newcomers on this site. Usted puedes respondar en espanol, engles o frances.We are looking forward to move to Central america and we are collecting stats to find a good place beside the sea. We aren't rich snow birds, we are not fussy but we don't want to deal with an establish business. So Real estates agents please don't reply.
Agents immobiliers s'abstenir.
We are looking forward to discuss with locals or travelers that have been to Nicaragua and who are aware of real estate fair prices.

On voudrait savoir combien coûte le mètre carré de terrain au bord de la mer? Cuanto questa los terranos (por metros) sobre la costa. How much should we pay for a virgin land beside the see (cost per feet sqare)?


1.Region 2.Cost/Prix in U.S. $ 3.Please write if Recommendable 1-10*
1Potosi 2Sq feet: Meter sq.: 3
1San Juan del sur 2Sq feet: Meter sq.: 3
1Masachapa 2Sq feet: Meter sq.: 3
1Puerto Sandino 2Sq feet: Meter sq.: 3
1San Juan del Norte to Punta Gorda (caribbean) 2Sq feet: Meter sq.: 3
1El Bluff (carribean) 2Sq feet: Meter sq.: 3
1Las Perlas 2Sq feet: Meter sq.: 3
1Jinetope (Pacific) 2Sq feet: Meter sq.: 3

* Very recommendable:10 (great surfing, scuba, safe...)
Not recommendable:1 (strong currents, mosquitos local annoyances...)

Thanks for replying

[nicoli86]

Take some time and visit the area you are interested in. There are many properties for sale. The prices are much better if you do the leg work yourself. My last rip we looked over 6 homes and not one was over $30,000 USD. A broker or advisor was showing us one at $32,000 USD but after finding the true owner they took $12,000 USD. Six bed room, two bath large lard with fruit trees.

Find the Lawyer yourself as well. To get clear title runs about $300 USD and they will do all the search and papers for you. Non of this is very hard and you will have a good time on your visit.

Stick to the Pacific side for property. Online help is ok but you will do better if you rid yourself of online business people who don't live in Nicaragua. You know those kids who stick to you at markets "translating" for your every purchase? LOL These are they same kids grown up living in the states, telling you nothing and asking a fee for work they don't do. As one told me "I love getting paid for doing nothing".

Good luck, it's not hard to do and have fun.