Your Complete Seller Checklist
1. Get a CRIM Tax Clearance
Before selling, you must obtain a property tax clearance certificate from CRIM (Centro de Recaudación de Ingresos Municipales). Outstanding taxes must be paid or negotiated.
2. Obtain a Deed Copy
Visit the Property Registry to get a certified copy of your deed. Ensure there are no liens or encumbrances.
3. Professional Home Inspection
Proactively identify and address issues before buyers discover them during their inspection.
4. Stage Your Home
Remove personal items, declutter, and consider professional staging to make rooms feel larger and brighter.
5. Professional Photography
In Puerto Rico's competitive market, high-quality photos (including drone shots) are essential.
6. Price Strategically
Work with a broker who understands comparable sales in your specific neighborhood.
7. Gather Utility Documentation
Prepare recent LUMA Energy and PR Aqueduct bills to share with potential buyers.
8. Review HOA Documents
If applicable, gather condo association fees, rules, and financial statements.
9. Hurricane Documentation
Provide documentation of hurricane shutters, impact windows, generator, and any storm-related improvements.
10. Choose the Right Broker
Select a licensed Puerto Rico broker with proven track record and local market expertise.