Jim Habig

Building a Home in Mexico

Build your dream surf home in Mexico for potentially far less than comparable construction in the U.S., Canada, or Europe. Learn how foreigners can purchase coastal land through a fideicomiso, choose the right builder, manage construction costs, and turn a piece of land near the waves into a custom surf retreat.

Buying Real Estate in Dominican Republic for Foreigners: The Ultimate Guide

Thinking about buying property in the Dominican Republic? This comprehensive guide explains everything foreign buyers need to know—from ownership laws and the purchase process to taxes, financing, residency considerations, and the best beach and surf destinations for investment. Whether you’re looking for a vacation home, rental property, or beachfront development opportunity, this guide will help you invest with confidence.

Can a Foreigner Purchase Land in Nicaragua

Can Foreigners Buy Beachfront Property on Nicaragua’s Southern Coast? Titled vs Concession Property Explained Yes. Foreigners can legally purchase and hold property in Nicaragua, including beachfront and surf properties along Nicaragua’s Southern Coast, better known as the Emerald Coast. However, not all coastal properties are held under the same ownership structure. In areas such as […]

Buying Surf Property in Mexico

Can a foreigner buy surf property in Mexico? Yes. This guide explains how coastal ownership works, what a fideicomiso is, and the key steps to buying safely and smartly in Mexico’s best surf zones.

The Mentawai Islands: World-Class Surf Destination—and a Rare Surf-Business Investment Opportunity

There are amazing business opportunities in the Mentawais! Land, surf camps, villas and even boat charters are for sale and income producing!

Offering Owner Financing to Attract Sellers

Owner financing is a powerful way to differentiate your property in a crowded market by removing the biggest barrier to a sale: access to financing. By stepping in as the lender, you instantly expand your pool of potential buyers to include those who have the income but lack the immediate cash or the rigid credit profile required by banks.

WHERE’S THE WATER COMING FROM?

The entire Zion Shores development, including surf lagoons and pools, is expected to use an estimated 30 million gallons of water annually. By comparison, a typical golf course in Southern Utah uses 120–150 million gallons per year (up to 5x more water).

Hello Water!

We’ve got exciting news at Willow Lakes – we’ve started filling the Wake Lake and the water is crystal clear and filling faster than we expected!