About Us
A bilingual team helping you buy property in Punta Cana with clarity and confidence.
- ABOUT US
Built on Trust and Experience, Fully Dedicated to Your Real Estate Success
We guide each client through the whole purchase, from choosing the right project to the closing, with clear information and no pressure.
We are real estate advisors in the Dominican Republic and the United States. We help you choose, verify and close on property in Punta Cana, step by step.
Taina Gomez
FOUNDER, SOUL PRIME
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Happy Clients
Buyers and investors guided from the first call to the keys.
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Properties Listed
Villas and apartments in Punta Cana and Cap Cana.
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Cities Covered
Clients from the US, Puerto Rico, Canada and Europe.
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Years of Experience
Combined real estate experience of our advisors.
- WHY CHOOSE US
Why Choose Us as Your Trusted Real Estate Partner
We work for the buyer. Our advisors explain each project, the costs and the process in plain language, so you can decide with confidence.
Experienced Professionals
Advisors who live and work in Punta Cana and the US.
Demonstrated Performance
Clear numbers on prices, payment plans and fees.
Personalized Service
One advisor guides you from the first call to closing.
Full-Service Support
We coordinate visits, lawyers and paperwork for you.
Caroline Mateo
Real Estate Advisor in DR
Eliana Massiel Cabrera
Real Estate Advisor in US & DR
Taina Gomez
Founder & Real Estate Advisor
FAQ
Frequently Asked Question
Yes. The Dominican Constitution gives foreigners the same property rights as citizens, and there are no special restrictions for non-resident buyers. You do not need residency to buy. For the transfer tax filing, a foreign buyer can identify with a passport.
CONFOTUR (Law 158-01) is a tourism incentive for projects classified by the Ministry of Tourism. For a classified project, the first purchase can be exempt from the 3% transfer tax, and the property is excluded from the annual property tax (IPI) for up to 15 years. Benefits apply project by project, so ask the developer for the classification resolution and confirm in writing what covers your unit.
The property transfer tax is 3% of the value and is usually paid by the buyer, unless the unit is exempt (for example, a first sale under CONFOTUR). Legal and notary fees are added and vary by firm. Registering the new title usually takes from a few weeks to about two months; your lawyer will confirm the timeline.
Yes, owners can rent, and rental income earned in the Dominican Republic is taxable there. Payments to a non-resident owner are generally subject to a 27% income tax withholding, and short-stay rentals carry 18% ITBIS (VAT). Rules for platforms and property managers vary, so confirm with a Dominican tax advisor. No rental return is guaranteed.
Not by itself. The Dirección General de Migración offers investor residency through a company that receives at least US$200,000 in foreign capital, and a "rentista" residency for people with at least US$2,000 a month in foreign income. An immigration lawyer can tell you which route fits your case.
Before paying a reservation, ask for the contract, the land's legal status, the building permits and, if tax benefits are advertised, the CONFOTUR classification. Ask whether your payments go into a trust (fideicomiso) with an authorized trustee; it is optional, so it depends on the project. Rely on the payment plan in the signed contract, not on the brochure.