Licda. Xochilt Quezada López.
If you're buying property in Costa Rica, you've almost certainly been told: 'You must use a corporation.' It's the standard advice for expats. For years, the conventional wisdom, often echoed in online forums and by legal professionals, has been a simple and resounding endorsement of the corporate structure. This advice was typically rooted in the argument that the high cost of probate in Costa Rica made direct personal ownership a financially perilous choice for one's heirs.
However, this long-standing guidance is now dangerously outdated.