Title & property
review
Coordinate ownership, document, lien, and seller-authority checks before you move forward.
View demoThe Dominican Republic has extraordinary possibilities. MMR brings thoughtful due diligence, specialist coordination, and clear project oversight to the property decisions that matter.
A home in paradise is more than a purchase. It is an investment, a future, and a piece of your story. MMR helps you approach the transaction with better information, an organized process, and trusted specialist coordination.
Explore our services ↗Explore the services designed to bring visibility to your Dominican property purchase or construction project.
Coordinate ownership, document, lien, and seller-authority checks before you move forward.
View demoFollow a clear closing-readiness checklist with qualified Dominican professionals.
View demoDocument staged milestones and coordinate independent inspections before draw recommendations.
View demoThe best property decision starts long before closing day. We make it easier to know what has been received, what needs verification, and who is responsible for each next step.
Start with the title status, seller authority, cadastral records, and documents that deserve closer review.
A guided process you can understand, with the right specialists involved at the right time.
Tell us the location, transaction stage, and documents already available.
We organize preliminary risks, missing items, and follow-up questions.
Qualified legal and technical partners examine applicable records and conditions.
Track the closing or draw requirements and keep relevant documents organized.
Buying in the Dominican Republic? Start with the right questions. Explore the ten-point checklist, then receive MMR's five-page buyer guide and tell us a little about your purchase.
Match the seller’s identity to ownership records and verify who can legally sign.
Check the Certificate of Title and property designation against the planned sale.
Obtain a current Certificación de Estado Jurídico from the appropriate registry.
Check for mortgages, embargoes, restrictions and other registered issues.
Review parcel, unit, area, boundaries, cadastral records and survey details.
Review taxes, fees, arrears and the rules applying to this transaction.
Confirm maintenance balances, assessments, rules and associated rights.
Verify the landowner, permits, developer authority and delivery obligations.
Check deposits, deadlines, default terms, closing conditions and refunds.
Confirm payment recipients and accounts through an independent trusted channel.
Because peace of mind is part of the investment.
Step inside an interactive MMR demo. Explore sample documents, follow a property review, prepare for closing, and see how construction milestones are tracked.
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Transparency starts with good questions. Here are some of the most common ones.
Generally, yes. Buyers should still have transaction-specific title, ownership, and document questions reviewed by qualified Dominican professionals.
No. The online check is a preliminary information-gathering tool, not a legal title opinion. Official records must be reviewed separately.
The proposed service organizes construction milestones, independent professional inspections, and draw documentation. Any escrow or fund custody arrangements require separate authorized providers and agreements.
Specialized legal work and any insurance policies are provided through appropriately qualified or authorized professionals and providers. MMR coordinates and organizes the client process.
Get MMR's 10-point buyer checklist. Tell us where you are in the purchase process, and we'll help you plan the next conversation.
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