A guide to investing in Puerto Rico real estate
We work with Puerto Rican business owners and investors, non-resident investors and Act 60 beneficiaries. In every case, a good investment starts with real numbers and clear rules.
1. Choose the strategy
Long-term rental, short-term rental, furnished executive stays or buy-to-renovate: each strategy has different income, expenses and workload.
2. Check the rules before buying
Many condos limit or prohibit short-term rentals. Confirm the bylaws before making an offer and check applicable municipal regulations.
3. Run the numbers
Compare short- and long-term income scenarios and subtract real expenses: HOA fees, special assessments, CRIM property tax, insurance, utilities, cleaning, management and repairs.
Use conservative estimates; rental income varies.
4. Plan the management
If you won't be on the island, decide who will handle guests or tenants, maintenance and cleaning. We offer property management from Río Grande to San Juan.
5. Improvements with a method
If the property needs renovation, we apply project management methodology: scope, budget, timeline, contractors and quality control.
6. Professional advice
For tax incentives, including Act 60, and for structuring the purchase, we refer you to your accountant or attorney.
Read the full guide
Leave your details to see the full guide. That way Allis can answer any questions about your situation.
Learn more: our service · Book a 30-minute consultation
Markets: Condado · Isla Verde · Old San Juan · Río Grande · Carolina
Other guides: A guide to buying property in Puerto Rico · A guide to selling your property in Puerto Rico