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Sharedengergy,
First I would like to say that you do not have to worry about the Realtors taking your business. The 5% that are making a living at this are professionals and have enough to keep them busy. The other 95% are either, part time or less motivated (for whatever reason).
Your second option is the way to go if you want my opinion. If you can establish yourself as an expert in these types of transactions and perform a excellent service...more business will follow. Not only are you providing cash to the owner, but you are managing the property and creating residual income.
I am here in Costa Rica and there are properties which are already existing and ocean front and cost upwards of 650k plus. Back in the states these properties would be 1.5M. If you could own a piece of that 650k home over looking the ocean why not. I am in the process of doing exactly what you are trying to do in the states. Be careful though, with some associations have it written in to no allow this type of ownership.
Ellie
SeaBreeze
Are there any groups that focus on properties in Costa Rica?
Ellie
SeaBreeze
Has anyone found an excellent software to manage these transactions. I came across one but did not have the depth or actual experience dealing with RE and outside of the US. I am looking for the shell to allow website access for owners, documents, scheduling etc. Are most doing fractionals doing this all off line or creating a proprietary system in house?
Ellie
SeaBreeze
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Hello,
My name is Ellie and I have put together a deal for investors seeking lease-back income from Costa Rica. I believe I have covered all the basis for the right type of international investor and those familiar with Costa Rica. My question is, how can I receive feedback from a group like this without it being considered an ad?
Please advise.
Ellie