Most tourists who visit Costa Rica's beaches may feel like they would like to stay forever. Considering the number of beaches, volcanoes, mountains, rivers and other attractions, Costa Rica is definitely a place to consider for an investment. Costa Rica properties are currently an excellent investment as the amount of tourists visiting the country continues to rise each year. Even for those folks who are not looking for an investment, but more of a place to retire; Costa Rica holds its special charm.
There are, of course, some points to think about before making purchasing that dream property. One of the biggest issues to consider is the Maritime law. This is the law which forbids you to own any land which lies on the first fifty-five feet of the coastline. Unless you want to get involved in a long, tedious process which may or may not involve lots of money, you probably want to look at properties that are not too near to the beach.
Another item you will want to look into if you have your eye on a certain property is if the actual property has any tax liens on it. Even if you have completed all of the legal process and paid the deposit and closing costs, the title cannot be transferred to your name until this issue is cleared up. You best bet is to find a real estate lawyer to check into the property before actually investing money into it.
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