Allison Pizarro, Corredora de Bienes Raíces · Lic. C-23469 · Afiliada a Reality Realty
Before you buy, it pays to evaluate the property or area with real numbers. The investor consultation is a 30-minute session with the broker.
It's useful for non-resident investors, corporate relocations and Act 60 beneficiaries. For tax matters, we refer you to your accountant or attorney.
Allis is a PMI-certified project manager who brings that methodology to real estate. Every property and every client gets a plan, a timeline, and clear next steps, so you always know where things stand and what comes next.
It's a boutique practice by design: you work directly with the broker from the first call to closing, with service in English and Spanish and a warm, approachable style.
We regularly work with local families buying or selling, non-resident investors, corporate relocations and Act 60 beneficiaries.
We listen to your goal, your property and your timing, in English or Spanish.
We define the scope, the priorities and the information you need to decide with real numbers.
We set dates for each stage, so you know what to expect.
We keep you informed with progress updates until each stage is complete.
Yes. I regularly work with Act 60 beneficiaries, non-resident investors and corporate relocations. For tax matters, I refer you to your accountant or attorney.
It depends on the building's bylaws and current municipal rules. We confirm both before you buy or list, as part of the investor consultation.
CRIM (Centro de Recaudación de Ingresos Municipales) is the agency that collects property taxes in Puerto Rico. We include it in the cost analysis for every property.
Private consultation
Tell us about your property and your goal. We'll respond with a clear plan and next steps.