Exclusive buyer advisory · Guanacaste

Don’t buy property in Guanacaste without someone on your side.

Start with the free 19-page 2026 Buyer’s Guide. Learn what to verify about title, maritime-zone concessions, legal access, water, permitted use and the full cost of ownership—before you sign.

✓Buyer-focused guidance—not seller-first pressure
✓12-point property evaluation framework
✓Support from discovery through closing
✓Compensation explained before you commit
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Buyer-focused advisoryYour criteria guide the search
Transparent compensationDiscussed before engagement
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Choose your next step

Researching—or ready to move forward?

Choose the path that matches where you are today. Both begin with clarity, without pressure.

Path 01 · Research mode

Start with the 19-page guide.

Ideal if you are exploring Guanacaste, comparing areas or still defining your timeline.

  • Understand titled property and concession risks
  • Budget beyond the asking price
  • Use the 12-point evaluation checklist
Path 02 · Active buyer

Request a free 20-minute consultation.

Ideal if you want to buy soon and need a clear, buyer-focused starting point.

  • Your goals, timing and preferred areas
  • What representation could include
  • Compensation, next steps and fit
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Exclusive buyer advisory

A disciplined process built around your decision.

Titled property, maritime-zone concessions, registered access, water evidence and permitted use can change what you are actually buying. We surface those questions early and coordinate the right independent professionals before closing.

01

Your interests first

Your objectives, budget and risk tolerance shape the search—not the inventory one agent happens to list.

02

Clear engagement

Before active representation begins, scope, exclusivity, duration and compensation are explained in writing so expectations are clear.

03

Transparent compensation

In many transactions, compensation comes from the seller-side commission. Any exception or buyer obligation is disclosed before you commit.

01Discovery
02Search
03Offer
04Due diligence
05Closing
Inside the 19-page guide

Know what to verify before you sign.

A practical decision tool for buyers comparing Coco, Hermosa, Tamarindo, Flamingo, Potrero, Nosara and other Guanacaste markets.

A real look inside

More than a brochure. A framework you can use.

The guide turns complex local issues into a structured first review—without pretending to replace your attorney, engineer, surveyor or tax adviser.

  • Area comparison and buyer-fit matrix
  • Titled property vs. maritime-zone concessions
  • Costs to budget beyond the asking price
  • Evidence checklist and 12 questions before an offer
  • 12-point property evaluation worksheet

Choose the right area

Compare lifestyle, access, infrastructure and general market positioning before narrowing your search.

Know what you can own

Recognize why titled property and maritime-zone concessions require very different questions.

Navigate the process

Understand the path from offer and escrow to professional due diligence, closing and registration.

Budget beyond the price

Prepare for transaction costs, professional reviews and recurring ownership expenses.

Ask before you offer

Surface questions about title, zoning, water, legal access, liabilities and restrictions early.

Evaluate systematically

Use a 12-point framework to compare properties more objectively before professional review.

Research first. Commit when the facts support it.

Use the 19-page guide to verify ownership, access, water, permitted use, costs and 12 essential decision points.

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Why buyer-focused advice matters

I help international buyers invest right—not simply buy fast.

Local complexity should not appear after you are emotionally committed. I help you evaluate the legal interest, market fit, property evidence and transaction path—then coordinate the independent professionals required for due diligence and closing.

Credential transparency: CELAFI represents professional real-estate advisory training. It is not a Costa Rican government-issued real-estate license.

“The right property should survive the right questions.”
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Choose clarity before you choose a property.

Get the 19-page guide—or request a 20-minute consultation if you are ready to discuss your search.

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Educational information only. This guide does not replace independent legal, tax, financial, engineering or environmental advice for a specific transaction.