Land and infrastructure
Total area, topography, access, utilities, pools, common areas, buildings, and other improvements should be considered in relation to current use and any future project.
Resort in Pérez Zeledón
Buying a resort requires more than evaluating appearance. Land, buildings, recreational areas, infrastructure, costs, and the commercial objective should be considered as parts of the same investment.
The decision should be based on verifiable information about the property, its location, condition, documentation, and relationship to the buyer's actual objective.
Total area, topography, access, utilities, pools, common areas, buildings, and other improvements should be considered in relation to current use and any future project.
Buyers should identify deferred maintenance, equipment, building systems, and possible additional investment before treating the asking price as the total project cost.
Historical information that can be verified should be separated from future projections, with different operating, repositioning, or development scenarios evaluated independently.
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