We're not selling you a property. We're not advising you on legal strategy. We verify documented facts and physical conditions — and we report what we find.
In Paraguay's land market, many of the people who can help you understand a property also have a financial stake in whether you buy it. Real estate agents earn commissions on sales. Sellers' lawyers represent the seller. Developers have inventory to move.
Our fee is fixed and doesn't change based on whether you proceed with a purchase. We have no relationship with sellers, no referral arrangements with real estate agencies, and no interest in the outcome of your decision. We document what we find.
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Understanding what we do — and what we don't do — helps you use our service appropriately and know when you need other professionals alongside us.
Review property records at the Dirección de Registros Públicos
Verify the registered mensura against physical lot boundaries
Confirm ANDE and ESSAP access availability for the specific lot
Visit the lot in person and document physical conditions with photos and GPS
Deliver a written report with findings and a clear documentation verdict
Sell, broker, or recommend properties for purchase
Provide legal advice or represent you in any transaction
Advise on price negotiation or investment strategy
Resolve title issues or act as intermediary with sellers
Guarantee outcomes or warrant property suitability for any use
We access records directly from the Dirección de Registros Públicos rather than relying on copies provided by sellers. What you see in our report reflects the official registry, not the seller's paperwork.
Documents describe land. We go see it. Flood conditions, access road quality, boundary markers, neighboring structures — these are things you can only assess by being there. Every verification includes an on-site visit.
We record GPS coordinates for the lot boundaries and key features during our site visit. This creates a spatial record that can be cross-referenced against the registered mensura and used to identify discrepancies.
Our report is written to be understood by someone who is not a lawyer or surveyor. Technical findings are explained in plain terms. The final verdict — clear or not clear — is stated without qualification or hedging.
The distinction between technical verification and professional advice matters. We document the state of a property's documentation and physical condition. What you do with that information — whether to proceed, negotiate, or walk away — is your decision.
If our report identifies issues, you may choose to consult a lawyer about title remediation, or an engineer about utility connection costs. We can tell you what exists — other professionals can advise you on what to do about it.
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