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Buyer guide · Paraguay

What to verify before committing to property in Paraguay

Due diligence starts before the contract: identify who is behind the project, what the records say, what is missing, and what your lawyer or notary must formally confirm.

Checklist

Six checks before committing capital

Who is selling and who is behind it

Registry identity of the developer, visible public track record, and the relationship between the commercial brand, company, and filing.

Title, liens, and authority to sell

The owner, title record, liens, mortgages, and powers of attorney must be confirmed in the relevant registries by your notary or lawyer.

Permits and public trail

What appears in MADES/SIAM, when it appeared, what type of construction was declared, and which evidence is still unavailable.

Contract and reservation terms

Deadlines, milestones, penalties, refunds, specification changes, and guarantees. The brochure does not replace the signed agreement.

Price, rent, and exit

Price per m² against comparables, rental assumptions, costs, vacancy, and resale liquidity. A promised yield is not a net yield.

What remains to be verified

A useful review does more than list findings: it separates what is corroborated, declared, and missing, turning every gap into a concrete question.

Responsibilities

OJOPY prepares the review; it does not replace the professional

OJOPY

Detects signals early, cross-references public sources, and shows traceability, comparables, red flags, and questions to prepare the review.

Lawyer or notary

Formally verifies title, liens, powers, contracts, permits, and legal consequences using current documents.

Buyer

Confirms goals, budget, risk tolerance, physical inspection, financing, and that the answers received are documented.

OJOPY does not validate private documents supplied by the seller or buyer and does not issue a legal opinion. Its role is to reduce information asymmetry and help you arrive better prepared for professional review.

Process

From the radar to a better-prepared decision

  1. 01

    Explore for free

    Filter signals by zone, type, and evidence strength.

  2. 02

    Open the report

    Review identity, sources, risks, comparables, and gaps.

  3. 03

    Confirm with your professional

    Take the questions and verify current documents before signing.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Does OJOPY perform legal due diligence?

No. OJOPY prepares a preliminary read based on public sources and proprietary data. Legal and documentary review must be performed by a lawyer or notary with access to current documents.

When should I verify a project?

Before paying a non-refundable reservation or assuming a contractual obligation. The earlier gaps are identified, the more room you have to ask, negotiate, or stop.

Does the OJOPY score recommend buying?

No. It summarizes the strength and coverage of the public signal. It does not know your full situation or replace legal, technical, financial, or on-site verification.

Start with the public evidence

The radar is free. Open a report only when a signal genuinely interests you.