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As with all real estate transactions in Paraguay I would strongly encourage you to visit the property in person.  Preferably you should do so with someone who has experience in Paraguayan real estate - both to help you figure out whatever repairs, etc will be needed and estimate those costs as well as to make sure all legal requirements are being met - many people have issues with land titles here.  In addition, if you have someone you trust here I would send them to visit the property first, without you.  This way they will be able to get a more realistic picture of the property.  If you show up, especially alone without a Paraguayan contact, the seller will be more likely to gloss over any potential issues.

Good luck!
Natalia

thanks,

I wont buy this property.

there is some information about properties like this i want to know, cell phone reception?, crime? cattle it can handle? It slow putting the picture together about these places.


I realize it's isolated and probably no english speakers for 50 miles.

I can only second Guide to Paraguay hole post.Sometimes its just a bit too damn hard getting some kind of business done here just because one is a "gringo" or foreigner. But then, that's a fact you'll just have to accept living here or you'll either leave or die in hate.

Hi haole
I'am living here for the past 27 years. I'm not a dealer in properties but I have two or three friends who would like to sell a peace of their own properties.

Regards