Legal: Law of Real Estate Brokerage
Monday, July 26, 2010
is a development of large residential estates in the countryside east of San Isidro de El General. San Isidro is a bustling city of 80,000 people, the fastest-growing city in Costa Rica, with full services and amenities and only 20 minutes from our development.
Leaving the city on a scenic rural drive you pass by sugarcane fields, cattle and horse pastures with knee-high grass, shade-grown coffee farms and winding rivers before approaching the green forested Talamanca mountain range – including the majestic peak of Mount Chirripo, the highest peak in Central America. There, nestled in the valley of the Rio Penas Blancas in the foothills of the Talamanca range, we are converting formerly cleared pasture-land into residential acreages, reforesting selected areas with indigenous trees. The result is large, open building sites with tremendous views, in a valley immediately adjacent to primary, protected rainforest. This is a combination simply not found in other parts of the country. Adding to the attraction of this location are the gorgeous beaches of the southern Pacific coast, only an hour away.
See a list of available home sites in this development below:
Desarrollos that date gets to go see the conditions under which you left the house?
Best ... use your right to inspect the property! A lease made by your agent includes a clause that refers to Article 51 of Law 7527 (Law on Urban and Suburban Leases, which reads:
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The tenant has a duty to allow the landlord to inspect the thing leased, according to the following rules:
b) The landlord may be accompanied by a civil engineer or architect and another technician to inspect the facilities or the right accessories.
During the inspection, may make plans, take pictures and sign the existing damage and deterioration.
In performing its duty to visit the property and see that everything is in good condition, you can rest assured that when you hand over the property (should be present at the time of departure) will know the condition that remains.
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