Buying A Farm In NICARAGUA | My Honest Top 5 Tips and Advice!
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- čas přidán 31. 07. 2024
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In this video we take a deep dive of buying property in Nicaragua, specifically looking into buying a farm in Nicaragua.
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Its a beautiful country. I read Nicaragua is one of the safest country in central america. So much land.
true!
I would love to have a 🐑 lamb farm in Nicaragua along with fruit trees and vegetable crops.
Sounds awesome!
I love your grandma's place - want a farm just like it!!!
It's very nice!
En que departamento esta la casa?
Me encanta la casa tu abuela! I remember filming our CZcams video there. Such a beautiful property.
Another good video. A good lawyer, paperwork and back taxes are what matter most, IMO. These are the things that can make or break a deal. When looking for property and the price to pay is on the buyer. There is no MLS here and prices vary a lot between properties. Tread cautiously when using a real estate agent here, as they are mostly unregulated (they are trying to change that but as noted in the video, things move slowly here). At best you will be charged a premium for their services. At worst you can be scammed out of a lot of money. There are no shortages of stories from expats being ripped off by a smooth talking RE Agent. The positive is that Nicaraguan Laws are friendly towards foreign investors.
Goood tips Brett!! Cheers man! We are waiting for you to come back!
Great video !
Where are you located ?
- Elevation and average temps plz🙂? Your place and location looks great!
May soon be looking for a homesteading place, preferably with a view and a river or creek...
Cooler climate and higher elevation.... maybe 20-50.000 sq. meters or so...
Affordable and a safe buy 🙂
Un saludo!
Love your grandma homestead. Attempted to purchase land or home several times in Nicaragua. The issue is always similar. there is no title or someone other than the owner selling the property. Would love to purchase a homestead up north, Esteli or Matagalpa.
Esteli or Matagalpa are beautiful areas!
I always enjoy your videos with you featuring mentions of wife, child, grandmother, friends and family: muy bien!
Thank you so much! Cheers and blessings!
Looks beautiful! 🌴☕
Hello Elton,
I like your vids, your presentations and the life you've created for you and your family!
I'm a construction teacher in a jail with an agricultural background in California helping inmates learn vocational skills to get outta a life of crime. I'm planning on retiring soon and Nicaragua is a primary ex-pat choice for me.
I too, like yourself wish to give back to the community where I eventually settle and admire your life choices.
I LOOK FORWARD TO MORE OF YOUR INFORMATIVE VIDEOS.
Thank you
John
Hi John! Thank you for watching and I am happy you like the channel. Nicaragua is waiting for you, good luck with your future new chapter! Cheers and blessings!
As always, great and very helpful information... gracias
Gracias Rafa!
Thank you I appreciate your videos
Thank you!
If that was /is your grandma's farm, are you Nicaraguans? Love your videos and the education provided in them.
Yes I am nicaraguan! Cheers
Awesome ... Can you tell us please. How much does it cost to buy 10 acres? I want to know more about investing in agriculture field in Nicaragua. Thanks.. Greetings.
Is your homestead or coffee farm impacted or challenged from the use of chemicals or pesticides from neighboring or upstream farms? Is the air and water purity of the stream and nearby rivers affected? What is the state of chemical (and GMO) use/awareness in your region? Also, I would like to learn more about how people are collecting, storing, and better utilizing rainwater without plastic for irrigation and drinking in the region you live in. Thank you!
We have natural water springs in the farm, I have never tested them for chemicals. We have been drinking the water and using just fine for decades. I only have one neighbor up stream and he protects the river.
Buena información! Hay un detalle que no mencionas y me interesaría saber, la situación política no interfiere con la propiedad privada? Expropiaciones y ese tipo de cosas? Saludos 👋
Gracias amigo! Buena preguntas, voy hacer otro video para responder.
Coffee is one of Nicaragua's greatest assets. Unfortunately, you need to consider what Sen. Marco Rubio's S.B. 1881 directed against Nicaragua and Americans doing business in or with Nicaragua might mean if it is approved. It put additional sanctions on Nicaragua, especially in the areas of gold, cattle and coffee. Unless you are a Nicaraguan national, buying a farm that deals in coffee or cattle will basically be illegal for US citizens. One more reason to drop US citizenship in my opinion.
I love your videos!
In one of your videos you mentioned that your kids are in public school. Do you have to be a resident in order to put your kids in public school.
Im Canadian, my spouse is Cuban as well as her daughter. Im thing of moving to Nicaragua and just doing border runs or returning to Cuba every 6 months for a week rather than seeking residencey in Nicaragua. We would need to enroll her daughter in public school as private schools may be quite expensive. Thanks for your videos and any input would be appreciated
Good question my friend. I will find out if you need to be a resident!
I just want a lot of space for my dogs to play. Farming is hard! I don't even like mowing my lawn... I'd be a terrible farmer 😂.
lol! That's possible here, you can hire people to take care of the hard work.
Como te llamas ?
De donde eres?
I was looking into doing the same but their paper work don't seem so clear when it comes to permanent residency
May I ask where are your farms located?
i think you meant to put Advice in the title
Thank you u are right! I will fix it