We currently feature properties across Barbados, St. Lucia, Trinidad & Tobago, Jamaica, St. Vincent, Dominica, and other Eastern Caribbean islands. Our network of partner agents continues to expand across the region. 

Yes! Most Caribbean countries welcome foreign buyers, though some have specific processes for non-residents. Each island has different requirements – we connect you with local agents who understand the legal requirements and can guide you through the process for your specific situation. 

Financing options vary by island. Some local banks offer mortgages to non-residents, though terms may differ from resident financing. Many diaspora buyers also secure financing in their country of residence or pay cash. Our partner agents can connect you with local financial institutions and advisors. 

Budget for legal fees (typically 2-3% of purchase price), stamp duty/transfer taxes (varies by island, usually 1-10%), property inspection costs, and if applicable, real estate agent commissions. Your agent will provide a detailed breakdown specific to your property and island. 

Generally: 

• Make an offer through a licensed agent 

• Sign a purchase agreement with deposit (usually 10%) 

• Conduct property inspection and title search 

• Complete financing (if applicable) 

• Close with attorney/solicitor 

• Pay balance and transfer ownership 

Timeline is typically 60-90 days but varies by location. 

Yes! Many of our partner agents offer virtual tours via video call. We can also arrange for professional video walkthroughs. However, we strongly recommend visiting the property in person before finalizing any purchase when possible. 

Prices may be listed in USD, local currency (BBD, XCD, TTD, JMD), or both, depending on the agent and property. We clearly indicate the currency for each listing. Note that some Eastern Caribbean islands use the Eastern Caribbean Dollar (XCD), which has a fixed exchange rate to USD. 

This varies by listing. Some properties include furnishings, appliances, and fixtures, while others are sold unfurnished. Each listing specifies what’s included. Always confirm details with the agent before making an offer. 

During the buying process, your attorney/solicitor will conduct a title search to verify ownership and ensure there are no liens or encumbrances. Never skip this step – it protects you from future legal issues. 

Generally yes, but regulations vary by island and specific area. Some neighborhoods or developments have restrictions on short-term rentals. Check local regulations and any homeowners association rules before purchasing if rental income is part of your plan.