Rental Yield Analysis, Panama

A unit that looks like a good rental on paper can tell a different story once the building's rules and running costs are counted. For buy-to-let investors abroad, we study one unit in Panama, ours or one you found, and set out in a written report what it could earn on long or short stays.

Your team: a licensed real estate broker, partner attorneys for every legal step, and one advisor as your single point of contact throughout.

What is included

• Comparable long-stay rents. What similar units in the same building and area rent for on yearly leases, and how long they sit empty.
• Short-stay potential. Demand, seasonality and nightly rates for comparable units, where short stays are possible.
• The building's own rules. What its reglamento de copropiedad says about short stays, minimum lease terms and registration of guests.
• Every cost counted. HOA fees, property tax, management, furnishing and an allowance for vacancy, set against the rent.
• Net yield scenarios. Long-stay and short-stay side by side, with the assumptions behind each, in a report you keep.

Good to know

The report is market information, not a guarantee of any return or investment advice. Short stays depend on the building's rules, which can change; a partner attorney's legal reading of them is billed separately.

The fee

Credited against our commission at closing on the first purchase you close through Life n’ ROI within 12 months of payment. In Panama the seller or the developer pays the brokerage commission, not the buyer.