KRC Real Estate Services

29/09/2025

GREAT DEAL FOR YOUNG DEVELOPERS; 43 lots available for sale. 250k per lot

All approvals have been obtained, except for final approvals.

The property is situated at LP 190 Caroni South Bank Road, El Carmen, St Helena, and includes approved plans for the construction of two- theee bedroom homes, as detailed in the attached documentation.

Asking price $250,000 per lot

Contact us at 315-7096 to book your appointment for viewings.

12/03/2025

GREAT DEAL-BRAND NEW Semifurnished 2 bedroom. Apartment for rent Bon Air West Arouca

Apartment comprises of;
2 large bedrooms
Bathroom and toilet
Living room area
Washing area with modernized washing machines and dryer
Built-in cupboards
Parking for 1 vehicle inside the compound

This apartment is perfect .. if you’re looking for plenty space and privacy. Located close to all amenities.

Tenants pay their own light bill.

Rental price $4,800 negotiable

Security deposit is required.

No Pets

Message us at KRC Real Estates for viewings or contact 315-7096

27/08/2024

Do you want to sell a property that you inherited?Consider these 10 key areas;

1. Know where the mortgage stands

2. Do you have any ownership or entitlement to the property?

3. Coordinate with all heirs to nominate a personal representative only if they owner died intestate

4. Open an estate account to manage shared assets

5. Consider selling the inherited house for cash

6. Partner with an attorney at law who does probate

7. Enlist the help of a mediator if needed

8. Take an aggressive approach to decluttering before you sell

9. Spruce up the property, but don’t renovate

10. Determine capital gains and property taxes (any exemptions applies)

Disclaimer ; this does not constitute or provide legal advice.

27/08/2024

Gated Area- Barataria Third Street. 1 bedroom Apartment inclusive of all utilities

Fully furnished $2,800.00 non- negotiable

Apartment comprises of;
1 Bedroom
Tiled bathroom and toilet
Living room area
Air conditioned
Hot and cold
built-in cupboards
Modernized kitchen Design
Outdoor Parking

This apartment is perfect...If you're looking for plenty space and privacy. Located close to grocery, gas station, health center etc.

Inclusive of light and water.

Security deposit is required.

Call us at 315- 7096 for viewings

07/08/2024

GREAT DEAL: Rent to own land for
Sale🏠🏠Oropounche Sangre Grande

Property is located in Lot j10 Oropouche Sangre Grande

5.5 lots with road access

Rent to own option:
1. Purchaser must have their own attorneys to do relevant searches to protect the purchaser/s
2. Sales Agreemenr and a deposit of 10% will be kept at the purchasers attorney escrow account until search report is completed
3.Upon completion of search,purchaser is required
To make down payment to the vendors

Payment plan

Option 1 - cash selling price of $700k.
Option 2- A deposit of no less than $250/$300k, with a selling price of $750k and repayment of balance within 5yrs.

Conveyance will be completed with the final payment.

Viewings are strictly by appointment only

02/07/2024

; DO YOU HAVE A VALID DEED FOR YOUR PROPERTY?

Title deeds of the lands are documents used in real estate in Trinidad and Tobago. The title deeds of an immovable asset convey a person’s ownership over such an asset to the public. It helps buyers verify whether the seller of the property is the owner and has the right to sell it. The title deeds must be complete and provide all necessary information about the property to be purchased for a smooth sale transaction.

A title deed is a formal document defining how the property is inherited, owned, transferred or allotted by an authority. It includes information about how much land a person owns or the rights of a person over land. The land ownership rights of one person are transferred to another person through title deeds.

The title deeds provide information about a property, such as the owner of the property, what rights or privileges the owner has, description and location of the property.

Important notice: this post does not constitute or provide legal advice.

02/07/2024

: Do you need approvals to build on your land ?

Land use and development are controlled by the local Regional Corporations and the Town and Country Planning Division. Permission is required to:

subdivide land;
alter land use;
carry on development or construction;
repair property; or
conduct renovations to the property.

A Certificate of Environmental Clearance (CEC) is required from the EMA for:

clearing;
excavating;
grading; and
land filling

Important notice: this post does not constitute or provide legal advice.

14/07/2023

05/07/2023

How to Find Out Who Owns Land You Want to Buy?

Hire an attorney-at-law and request a title search on the property.

Property title is the legal way of saying you own property or land. Property deeds are the legal documents used to transfer the ownership of property from one person to another.

Important notice; this post does not provide or constitute any legal advice.

16/05/2023

Land Title Systems in Trinidad and Tobago

R.P.A -Real Property Act Trinidad and Tobago

The R.P.A. system is based on the Torrens System (after Sir Robert Torrens who invented it) and is used in Australia, New Zealand and several other countries. In Trinidad & Tobago, the R.P.A. system exists alongside the old law system and it is not uncommon to find one property consisting of lands held under both systems.

All dealings with land or property under the R.P.A. system are endorsed on a document called a Certificate of Title, the original of which is kept in the R.P.A. Registry of the Registrar General’s Department, with a duplicate being held by the owner of the property or by such other persons who may have an interest in the property (e.g. a mortgagee).

Under the R.P.A. system, once a person’s interest in the property has been endorsed on the Certificate of Title, that interest is said to be indefeasible. This effectively means that the title is guaranteed by the Government of Trinidad and Tobago through the establishment of the Land Assurance Fund. Any person who has been fraudulently deprived of his/her interest in land can claim compensation from the Fund.

Important Notice; This post does not constitute or provide legal advice

16/05/2023

; Property Taxes in Trinidad and Tobago

Property Tax is governed by the Property Tax Act 2009 Chapter 76:04 and the Valuation of Land Act Chapter 58:03, as amended by Act No. 17 of 2009. Although the Property Tax Act 2009 Chapter 76:04 was intended to come into operation from January 1, 2010, there has been a hiatus on its implementation, which resulted in a moratorium on the payment of land and buildings taxes or house rates for the years 2010 to 2016.

The Government is still in the process of finalising the policies for the implementation of the new tax regime, which is intended to introduce uniform tax rates, computerised billing with online resources for property valuation and tax information and the payment of taxes at any District Revenue Office regardless of where the property is located.

The Government has also proposed amendments to the Property Tax Act 2009 Chapter 76:04 and the Valuation of Land Act Chapter 58:03, to facilitate among other things, the valuations of properties prior to the collection of Property Taxes.

The Ministry of Finance has indicated that there is no intention by the Government to introduce the tax retroactively, as the tax will only be applicable from the year that collection commences. As such, the waiver of collection of property taxes will be extended to December 2017.

Important notice: this post does not constitute or provide legal advice.

16/05/2023

; LAND TITLE SYSTEMS IN TRINIDAD AND TOBAGO

There are two (2) systems of law under which land is held in Trinidad & Tobago:

old law or common law system of conveyancing; and
the Torrens system of registered conveyancing or the Real Property Act Chapter 56:02 (R.P.A.) system of conveyancing.

Old Law System
Most of the land in Trinidad & Tobago is still held under the old law system which is based on the English common law as modified from time to time by statute, including the Conveyancing and Law of Property Act, Chapter 56:01.

Under this system, original deeds are lodged at the Deeds Registry of the Registrar General’s Department. Searches are conducted at the Registrar General’s Department to trace the Vendor’s title and confirm whether the Vendor holds good and marketable title to the property. In assessing whether the Vendor has good and marketable title to the property, the Purchaser’s Attorney or Search Clerk prepares an ‘Abstract of Title’ which comprises:

a list of documents;
facts;
events setting out the history of ownership of the property; and
all dealings with the property over a period of at least twenty (20) years.
The first document contained in the Abstract is called the Root of Title. Thereafter, in order for good title to be constituted, there must be, in chronological order, a chain of title that continues from the root to the Vendor, free from all encumbrances and without any breaks in the chain of title.

Title to property may be either freehold or leasehold. If the property is leasehold, the long term leases may contain a term of years can varying from 25 years and up to 999 years. In either case, the Purchaser’s Attorney will confirm what documents may be required in order to effectively vest the title to the property in the Purchaser.

Important notice: this post does not constitute or provide legal advice