Moving to Panama City, Panama: A Practical First 90 Days Guide
The order that works: a phone number, a bank account, and somewhere short term. What the first three months in Panama City, Panama actually look like.
The order that works: a phone number, a bank account, and somewhere short term. What the first three months in Panama City, Panama actually look like.
Furnished is a description, and every owner writes their own. How to tell what you are getting, and how to work out which option really costs you less.
What the Ministry of Housing says about deposits and registration, plus the five things we tell every client to check before they sign.
How the main areas of Panama City, Panama actually differ, starting with the one question that rules out half the city: will you have a car?
What managing a rental really involves when you are not in the country, and the six questions to ask before you hand anyone your keys.
What an owner will ask you for, who holds your deposit, and how fast you have to move. The steps in the order they happen.
What the public numbers say, why we will not publish a made up price table by area, and what our own listings cost right now.
The building fee, utilities, insurance and tax. What owning an apartment in Panama City, Panama really costs each month, from the people who pay those bills.
A foreigner can buy property in Panama and own it in their own name. How the process runs, who you need on your side, and where buyers lose money.
The exact list an owner in Panama City, Panama will want from you, and why having it ready before the first viewing decides whether you get the apartment.