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Land investments can be a great asset for the future if done right. However, if land investments go wrong, it can cost you both time and money - possibly, even years of cash tied up in assets. As a foreign investor, it may be difficult for you to sit in another part of the world and make the right choice. If you are looking to invest in Costa Rica real estate, you might want to read on to get some insights about the red flags to avoid when investing in land:
Red Flag 1: Land in A Remote Location
Costa Rica is Too Costly
Cash in On the Rapidly Growing Tourism
The Irazú Volcano is another active volcano in Costa Rica. This stratovolcano is a tall conical shaped volcano composed of multiple layers of hardened lava. Irazú is a volcano in the Central Volcanic Mountain Range of Costa Rica. It is located 32 km north of the city of Cartago in the district of Santa Rosa, in the cantón of Oreamuno.
The Turrialba Volcano is an active stratovolcano (a type of conical volcano of great height composed of multiple layers of hardened lava). This volcano is located in the district of Santa Cruz, in the cantón of Turrialba, in the province of Cartago.
In Costa Rica, there are four groups of mountain ranges. They run from northwest to southeast crossing the whole country. Only two of these mountain ranges are volcanic. They are called the Volcanic Mountain Range of Guanacaste and the Central Volcanic Mountain Range.