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Being able to sell property in a reasonable amt of time

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    DEALSFORTHEROBERSONS
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    On other groups, I hear people many times say that it takes a long time to sell property in Panama. Is this generally true, or just in certain areas?

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      CLINICALFIRST
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      It was for me to buy property in Panama. I thought it would be faster but it took almost 7 months or more.

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        There's a lot of variance. It really depends on the town/neighborhood as well as the type of property (apartment or home, luxury or mid-range, etc), so it is important to do your research based on these factors, but note this is definitely not a flipper's paradise. I bought because I wanted to live here. What I like is the stability, we don't tend to have major booms or bubble bursts. I'm confident I'll be able to sell if/when I want to (bought in 2021, planning to keep for 5 years then evaluate whether to sell and buy again). Not expecting a huge profit but I'll come out ahead versus if I'd rented. Mid-range property purchased for under $200k, coveted building with amenities (gym, pool, etc.) on a golf course in a top beach town. One bedroom (admittedly harder to sell than a 2/3 br, but I would have zero trouble renting it out and covering the mortgage and maintenance fee), just over 1,000 sq ft.

        Best,

        IL Panama editor Jess Ramesch

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