La Libertad Q&A

Housing 5d 9h ago 5 answers • Ana

I'm thinking of buying a house there but I've heard mixed reviews about it. Some people say it's a great place with good security and a nice atmosphere, while others complain about the traffic, heat, and distance from other areas. I'd love to hear from someone who actually lives there.

I've been a real estate agent in La Libertad for a while, and I've seen many people struggle to sell their houses due to not understanding the local rules and regulations. I've tried explaining the permit requirements and zoning laws to my clients, but I'm sure there are other common tricks that people use when selling houses in La Libertad that I'm not aware of. I'd like to know what these tricks are so I can better advise my clients.

I've been tasked with renting a property in a nearby neighborhood, and I'm unsure if the tenant should pay for the contract or if I should cover the cost. My lawyer charges $25 for the contract, and the tenant mentioned that they work for a firm and can get the contract for free. I'm not sure what to do.

Housing 1mo ago 8 answers • Emiliano Rios

I've been noticing that many rentals in La Libertad say 'no pets' or 'no kids', which seems unfair to those who want to live with their pets or have a family. I've always taken care of the properties we've rented and left them in good condition. Is this a common issue in La Libertad, and are there any alternatives to this policy?