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Buy · Land and homes
Take a piece of the garden into your care.
We help you find land or a home, see it in person, verify the title with an independent lawyer, and close before a notary. You’ll know exactly what you’re buying before any money moves.
We work alongside licensed Bolivian realtors, lawyers and notaries. Into Bolivia does not give legal advice; independent lawyers handle title checks, contracts and registration.
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In-person viewings
We visit each property, check access, water, power and the neighborhood, and send you photos and video.
Title & due diligence
A lawyer checks ownership, debts and liens in the Derechos Reales registry, and confirms the boundaries and taxes are in order.
Contract & notary
Your lawyer reviews the purchase contract, and you sign it before a notary, with a translation if you need one.
Registration & transfer
Your lawyer registers the sale in your name, settles the transfer taxes and updates municipal records.
After you buy
We arrange utilities, repairs and furnishing, plus rental management if you won’t live there full time.
How a purchase works
- Step 1
Brief
Share your budget, location, use and timeline. We tell you what’s realistic.
- Step 2
Shortlist
We visit properties and send you notes, photos and video.
- Step 3
Checks
Your lawyer verifies the title, debts and any restrictions.
- Step 4
Signing
You agree a price and sign the reviewed contract before a notary.
- Step 5
Registration
Your lawyer registers the property in your name and settles the taxes.
Follow the whole process remotely, and sign through a power of attorney if needed.
Before you buy
Foreigners can buy property in Bolivia, within some limits. The constitution bars foreigners from owning land within 50 km of the borders, and rural and agricultural land follows its own rules. Your lawyer confirms what applies to the property and to you before you commit.
Pay only through traceable channels, and only after the title check. We never ask you to send us money for a property.
Where people buy
Santa Cruz: the largest market, newer buildings, gated communities
La Paz: apartments in the southern zone, lower prices per square metre
Cochabamba: houses with gardens and a mild climate
Samaipata and the valleys: land and small farms
On price
Prices here are still set by local buyers. That changes once the world arrives. Asking prices vary widely and often leave room to negotiate. We compare recent nearby sales before you make an offer.