Land check
Title and deslinde, boundaries, access, easements, land use and environmental constraints before buying or building.
- For whom:
- Land buyer, future builder
- Price
- On quote
- Indicative timeframe
- Stated in the quote
General information, which does not constitute legal advice. For your own case, request a check.
A plot can have a clean title and still not allow the planned project: access, boundaries, easements or use restrictions. We check both the paperwork and the land.
What is checked
- Title and deslinde
- Boundaries and measurements on site
- Access and easements
- Authorised land use
- Environmental and coastal constraints
- Occupation or encroachment
Documents needed
- Certificate of title
- Survey plan if available
- Location of the plot
We only ask for them if you accept the quote, through a secure link. No ID is needed when you send the request.
What you receive
A clear report in English, Spanish or French, with a risk level for each item, the documents reviewed and our recommendations.
Compliant To monitor Blocking Not verifiable
Who does it?
A licensed lawyer and a licensed surveyor (agrimensor) for the boundaries.
To understand
- Building permit in the Dominican Republic: what you need to build or extend
- The Dominican land registry: how it works and what it means for buyers
- Certificate of title vs constancia anotada: differences and risks
- Common problems when buying property in the Dominican Republic and how to spot them
- Lawyer, notary, engineer, surveyor: licensed professionals in the Dominican Republic
- Deslinde: what it is and why it matters before you buy