El Salvador Real Estate Tips (don't miss these!)
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- Опубліковано 24 сер 2024
- Are you considering renting or buying property in El Salvador but feeling overwhelmed by the process?
In this episode, I'll share my experiences and insights to help you navigate the real estate market and find your dream home.
As an expat, you might face challenges such as rising prices, lack of a centralized listing system, and cultural differences in negotiation and property maintenance. These obstacles can make your search for the perfect home feel like an uphill battle.
But don't worry! I'm here to guide you through the process and provide valuable tips to help you overcome these hurdles. From networking with locals and expats to working with multiple real estate agents, I'll share strategies to increase your chances of finding the right property at the right price.
You'll also learn about the importance of having a trusted Salvadoran lawyer on your side, negotiating effectively, and setting realistic expectations when it comes to property conditions and the timeline for closing a deal.
Join me as I draw from my personal experiences and those of fellow expats to provide you with a comprehensive guide to renting and buying property in El Salvador.
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I lived in Jacksonville Florida myself too.. That's where I raised my family. Now in Virginia Beach. I'm from El Salvador and considering moving back in the near future.
That’s awesome!
Start networking with the expats here in El Salvador in our group:
t.me/bitcoinersinelsalvador
-F
Love in the country side is much cheaper. The whole country is safe.
Live or buy I mean
Hi. I’m moving at end of June to El
Salvador but I also have couple of uncles who live there. They are helping me find a place to rent but for $200/$250 not US prices
The real estate situation sounds like PV in Mexico - everything is gringo price 🤦🏻♀️
Why do we let gringos into the country. But when ES go to the u.s. they call us immigrants and are racist.
El Salvador is not the cheapest developing country in the world, but it is unique in that it is the only country that is actually developing. Everywhere else is decaying at varying and more or less noticeable rates.
However, you can still find very affordable options. Compared to real estate in the US and Canada, comparable properties here are 3-5+ times less expensive.
-F
I was married in ES 2014 and my daughter was born here. One item that you should emphasze more is seeing the escritura (deed) and making sure who the real owner is. If you are serious about purchasing a property in ES "Buyer Beware". Recently principles of the firm Corporacion Argoz were arrested for not delivering escrituras over the span of at least 25 years. Property was sold to local Salvadoreno's. Arrestes were made, some assets seized. The case is now in the hands of the Prosecutors office.Although these were small plots of land, most of the people lost a good portion of their life savings.My main point is not to discourage anyone but due diligence is of utmost important. Ask questions and have a solid local contact.
Hi, my name is Nicolas, I’m transferring from China to EL Salvador to finish up my medical studies. My wife doesn’t speak Spanish, after seeing your video, we would like to hook up with you. To know more things about jobs and getting an apartment in EL Salvador. Thanks you so much for your work, we appreciate your videos please reply me when you see my message.
i would recommend you visit the east side of the country (LA UNION). it’s beautiful. i will invite you to my house in conchagua when im in town.
That’s definitely on the list!
-F
We have to go to Bitcoin City indeed 😁
Thanks for that well research good information, and thank you for doing the work and taking the time to do your podcast I really appreciate.
..but at least one sandwich at Subway doesn't cost 15$ there, right? Like in Canada
food is way cheaper here than in Canada, especially local food
@@ElSalvadorInsiders nice I bet it's healthier too
Sadly there are a lot of fast food chains here. Salvadorans love the US and they are very Americanized in many aspects of their life. Unfortunately, food is one of those.
Btw, we have a section about local food and gastronomy in our Telegram group:
t.me/bitcoinersinelsalvador
-Francesco
I think 11/12 bucks .. was there two weeks ago
@@ssuncin not much cheaper then
Please send local relitors.
We have a lot of local realtors and listings in our Facebook group. It's a must-join if you're looking for real estate. Get in touch with me on Telegram (you can find me in the groups @moneydelics), and I can refer you directly to agents in my trusted network.
-Francesco
Prices , quality of construction is sub par !! There is a real estate bubble , I don’t mind a long Weekend but would get bored .. you can see most of the tourists spots in 3 days … beautiful Country and people
Real estate prices have risen everywhere due to monetary inflation caused by irresponsible fiscal policies. Additionally, El Salvador is experiencing an ultra-high demand status. Builders can't keep up, and given that it’s a small country with limited real estate availability, this surge in prices is not just a bubble-it's expected to continue rising for a while. The best way to protect ourselves from real estate inflation, often driven by investors using real estate as a store of value against inflation and central banking, is to study Bitcoin and transition to a Bitcoin standard as soon as possible.
-F
Thank you, great advises!
Glad it was helpful! 🙌
I want to buy a house there. I need a house with enough space to park a RV.
You can probably find that outside the city. Or you could buy a lot and build it how you wanted. How familiar are you with El Salvador?
@@ElSalvadorInsiders I was born in El Salvador.
I know a few people born in El Salvador who didn’t know much about it since they left the country as small children and never set foot here again until recently because of Bukele
-F
Not good
It's overpriced
OFFER A PERCENTAGE, END OF THE STORY
What will you do when the gangs start the BS again..
I don't think this will be a problem for El Salvador for a long time, if ever. But the sad reality is that gangs were primarily a real problem for the lowest economic classes in the country. Tourists, foreigners, and people living in the wealthier areas of the city may not have even noticed the gang problem (speaking from conversations I've had with them, by the way), and much of the country's elite even partnered with the gangs for employment and other "benefits."
So, what are we doing about it? First of all, we Bitcoiners are actively working to ensure this doesn’t happen again by educating the country about Bitcoin, self-sovereignty, and saving and planning for the future. If you don't understand what I'm talking about, I highly recommend reading The Bitcoin Standard by Saifedean Ammous (www.youtube.com/@saifedean).
-Francesco