Real estate services
Clear decisions for your real estate assets.
Legal support and coordination for buying, selling, renting and managing property in El Salvador. We review each transaction’s scope before proposing the services you need.
How we can support you
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Real estate due diligence
Review of ownership, history, charges and available documents. Identification of findings, outstanding matters and conditions to verify before the transaction.
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Purchases, sales and preliminary agreements
Preparation and review of contracts, payment and handover conditions; notarial coordination and registry follow-up within the agreed engagement.
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Leases
Rental agreements, security arrangements, each party’s obligations, property handover and review of breaches or termination.
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Registry matters and regularization
Assessment of documents, registrations, cancellations and corrections. Feasibility and procedures depend on the property’s circumstances.
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Property management and coordination
Documentary support, contract follow-up and coordination with tenants and providers, within the mandate agreed with the owner.
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Owners and investors abroad
Review of powers of attorney, organization of records and local coordination for people who need to attend to their property remotely.
From first contact to a defined scope
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Tell us about the transaction
Provide the location, property type, project stage and the matter you need to resolve.
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We review the background
We identify available documents, necessary checks and the professionals who should be involved.
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Receive a proposal
We define deliverables, responsibilities, professional fees and third-party costs before starting the engagement.
Where appropriate, legal review is complemented by inspection, surveying and valuation by qualified professionals. The scope of property management is expressly agreed; sales, rental income, approvals and timelines are not guaranteed.
Before buying: seven checks ↗Prepare for your first consultation
- Provide the location and registry reference if known; gather copies of deeds or certificates you already hold.
- Explain the transaction and organize any existing offers, preliminary agreements, contracts or leases.
- Clarify whether you act as owner, buyer or representative and mention any known powers of attorney, co-ownership, mortgages or disputes.
This checklist helps you prepare for a consultation; it is not an exhaustive list of filing requirements. The applicable documents and procedure depend on the case.
Official sources for further information
The links mainly lead to official information in Spanish.
Sources and preparatory guidance reviewed:
This date applies only to this preparatory section and its sources; it does not represent a comprehensive legal review of the rest of the page.