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The person who wants to transfer the money to Colombia opens the brokerage account in Colombia to bring the money into the country. The buyer can choose the brokerage firm they want to make this transaction. At Valley Realty Medellín and our agents can help you and introduce you to a company that we recommend for its excellent service and speed when implementing said process.

When a foreigner invests and buys property in Colombia, they have the opportunity to qualify for two types of investor visas. In order to qualify for this visa, the investment must be made as a natural person and not through an entity or corporation. Our real estate agents will help you by putting you in contact with a lawyer who will answer all your concerns and help you obtain the visa in a short time.

Property taxes must be paid between both the seller and the buyer within a certain time.

No, it is not like that, but it is a good idea if for some reason the buyer does not want to attend the closure in Colombia. A buyer may execute a power of attorney for his or her attorney (or other third party) while in Colombia or in any Colombian consulate in the United States or other country where you are domiciled.

YES. The investment made in the property is registered in Colombia and is registered with the Colombian government. With the advice of the lawyer who helps with all the documentation for acceptance and registration as legal owner of the property that was purchased.YES. The investment made in the property is registered in Colombia and is registered with the Colombian government. With the advice of the lawyer who helps with all the documentation for acceptance and registration as legal owner of the property that was purchased.

It is not necessary, but it could be done if the person who is going to buy the property is not in the country and gives the lawyer the power to sign the documents to obtain the property.

When purchasing your property, you must pay approximately 2% for closing costs. This has to be paid by both parties as buyer and seller.

When the property is purchased and all documents are in order and the closing is done correctly, the title is sent to a notary public. Then the certificate is requested, which takes approximately a month, recognizing you as the owner.

No. As in Colombia the main language is Spanish, only documentation is delivered in Spanish. With your lawyer you can verify and get good advice so that all the documentation is clear and correct.

All this varies from the lawyer. Our advisors could guide you in hiring lawyers here in Colombia. The approximate amount charged by a lawyer we work with is around 1000 USD.

Popular neighborhoods include El Poblado, Laureles, Envigado, and Belén. Each area has its own unique charm, amenities, and property values, so it’s crucial to explore and choose a location that fits your preferences and needs.

The process involves making an offer, negotiating the price, conducting due diligence, and completing the necessary legal paperwork. Hiring a local attorney is crucial to ensure all legal aspects are handled correctly.

Consider factors like public transportation, schools, healthcare facilities, and proximity to shopping and entertainment options. These can significantly impact your quality of life and the property’s long-term value.

Yes, negotiating the price is a common practice in Colombia. Sellers may be open to negotiation, especially if the property has been on the market for a while.