Buying or selling property in Honduras is a big step, and even more so when you live abroad. Here we answer, in plain English and with sources, the questions buyers and sellers ask us most.
- How do you check that a property title in Honduras is clean?How to check a property title in Honduras: Property Institute certificates, liens, cadastre, full ownership, foreign-buyer rules and red flags.Read the full answer →
- Can I buy property in Honduras without traveling there?How to buy a home or lot in Honduras from the US or Canada: power of attorney with apostille or consulate, safe bank wires, remote due diligence, scams.Read the full answer →
- Steps to buy property in Honduras: from the offer to a recorded deedStep-by-step guide to buying property in Honduras: offer, title check, purchase agreement, deed, 1.5% transfer tax, recording and rules for foreigners.Read the full answer →
- Is it safe to buy property in Tela or Trujillo?Tela and Trujillo offer real opportunities. How to check the title, the property registry and Garífuna community lands before you buy, without rushing.Read the full answer →
- Can I get a mortgage to buy property in Honduras?Can foreigners get a mortgage in Honduras? Cash, HELOC and seller financing, plus BANHPROVI and bank loans for Hondurans in the US. Not financial advice.Read the full answer →
- Should you buy or sell property in Honduras with a real estate agent or on your own?Pros and risks of buying or selling property in Honduras with an agency or on your own, and how to choose a good agent. Decide with prudence, not distrust.Read the full answer →
- How do you set a realistic price for your property in Honduras (even if you live abroad)?How to set a realistic price to sell your house or land in Honduras: comparables, appraisal, condition and title, plus how to sell from the US or Canada.Read the full answer →
Before you decide
Buying or selling a property isn’t something you do every day. Our advice is simple: no rush, a good dose of prudence and paperwork in order. Do your homework, get a second opinion, read every contract before you sign, and always check the title at the Honduran Property Institute.
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General information only: not a substitute for advice from a Honduran attorney or notary. Some technical details and costs vary from one area to another and can change without notice; we do our best to keep this information up to date. If you have more recent information or spot something that needs fixing, we’d be truly grateful if you let us know.