Infiniti Blu : Legal And Financial

Legal and Financial

	There are no restrictions on foreign purchase and ownership of property in the Dominican Republic. As an individual or private person you can buy property in the Dominican Republic. A corporate structure as a Dominican Republic company offers additional security and benefits, and is generally recommended. TO PURCHASE AN INFINITI BLU CONDO: A $10,000 USD fully refundable deposit can reserve your condo unit for a grace period of 3 weeks, risk free. If you decide to go ahead with the purchase within the timeframe, that deposit can be applied to the first payment which is due at the execution of the promissory contract. Further payments are then made as construction progresses according to the payment option chosen. In order to further increase the value of your investment, several other additional benefits are included.
EXTRA SECURITY AND MORE BENEFITS: The purchase price includes the usual and customary closing costs using the internationally recognized law firm of Russin, Vecchi & Heredia Bonetti. All of these financial transactions are facilitated through the secure escrow account services of Stewart Title. This provides a savings to the buyer of approximately 5-6% of the purchase price of the property. PLUS we offer an Owners Guarantee Package which we consider is quite unique. All owners receive a full two year guarantee on everything that is delivered to them with their condo purchase from Infiniti Blu. PLUS.. All roofing membrane integrity is guaranteed for a full five years

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Last Updated On : 29 Mar 2010