Land Acquisition & Legal Registration
The land was purchased in 2016 under sole ownership. The public deed (escritura pública) is registered at the León Property Registry, establishing a clear and verifiable title.
A place to live, work, build, repair, host people — and grow something real, together.
Palapa is a simple, open, ocean-side place.
No walls. No luxury codes.
Just space, nature, surf, and people.
We are looking for hands-on partners, not shareholders.
I’m Jérôme GUBRI, the owner. French , originally from the Paris suburb
, born in 1983 (yes — you can do the math 😄).
I’ve been planning this project since 2016 and made my dream happen. I see Palapa as a kind of school — first for myself, then for everyone who joins this adventure.
I’m open to new ideas. Feel free to reach out — I’d be happy to chat.
Saludos,
Jeronimo
The land was purchased in 2016 under sole ownership. The public deed (escritura pública) is registered at the León Property Registry, establishing a clear and verifiable title.
The property lien history (historia de gravamen) is reviewed every two years to ensure the title remains free of liens, debts, or legal encumbrances.
The owner moved on-site and initiated construction, ensuring hands-on supervision, cost control, and practical decision-making during development.
Construction and improvements continued until the property became fully functional and operational, based on real usage and daily living experience.
The property was operated as an Airbnb and managed by a local family living on the land, handling guests, cleaning, maintenance, and daily operations.
Short-term rental operations ended. The property is now available for rent, opening opportunities for partnerships, new management models, and growth.
Built on facts, not promises: Clear ownership · Registered land · Verified history · Real operations
Fully operational property on 3,525 m² with existing buildings, utilities, and water autonomy infrastructure. Designed for real-life use with an estimated capacity of up to 12 guests.
The site has been lived in and operated, validating usability, guest flow, and maintenance needs — a practical base to improve, not an untested plan.
Clear options to expand: additional palapas or bungalows, private rooms with AC, and spaces adapted for retreats, long-term stays, or residential units.
Development can be phased and adapted depending on partner involvement and the investment structure, allowing a step-by-step approach with controlled risk and measurable progress.
Focus areas: Operations & hospitality · Development & construction · Marketing & sales · Surf & experience programming
Partnership structure: Equity participation and roles are defined case-by-case.
People who want to operate a small eco-property, improve guest experience, build systems, and grow occupancy with a strong on-site identity.
Operators who can activate the location through surf trips, coaching, guiding, and local experiences — and turn stays into a complete surf lifestyle offer.
Investors looking for a tangible asset with upside and a clear development path, with optional involvement or a role-based partnership.
Individuals or teams ready to be involved on the ground — operations, maintenance, guest relations, events, or building — aligned with a practical, long-term vision.
Best fit: Practical operators · Builders · Marketers · Experience creators · Long-term partners
The property value has to be defined. This valuation is used as a transparent reference to structure equity participation and partner entry.
Equity participation ranges from a minimum 10% to maximum 40%, with a total of 1 to 3 partners. The founder retains majority ownership.
This is not a passive investment model. All partners are expected to take an active managing role and be present on-site for a minimum time per year.
All partners participate in strategic decisions. Voting weight and level of influence vary by equity share, but the project is designed to be re-thought and developed together.
Principle: Active involvement · Shared vision · Clear rules · Long-term alignment
Equity: 10%
Management fee: USD 1,000 (additional, separate from equity)
Active managing role required
On-site presence of at least 3 months per year.
Equity: 20–25%
Management fee: USD 500 (additional, separate from equity)
Strong operational involvement expected
Hospitality, surf, marketing, maintenance
On-site presence to be defined.
Equity: up to 40% (maximum)
Management fee: none
Strategic and operational involvement in scaling and development
On-site presence to be defined.
For a USD 50,000 approved expansion phase:
60% owner → USD 30,000
20% partner → USD 10,000
10% partner → USD 5,000
Important:
- Equity buy-in and management fees do not cover future development costs. All reinvestments and strategies are discussed, approved jointly.
- The partner in charge would get paid with a monthly salary and bonus based on performance.
This project is not designed for passive investors. All partners are expected to be actively involved, with real presence on-site and participation in daily or strategic operations.
This is not a short-term speculation or a real-estate flip. The focus is on building something functional, sustainable, and meaningful over time.
There are no promised returns, no fixed ROI projections, and no artificial growth narratives. Performance depends on collective work, decisions, and execution.
This is not a project to be delegated to others while remaining absent. Partners are expected to contribute time, skills, and responsibility, not only capital.
This project is for: builders · operators · contributors · long-term partners
If you are looking for: passive income, guaranteed ROI, or hands-off ownership — this project is likely not a good fit.
Start with a simple message introducing yourself, your background, and what attracts you to this project. No pitch deck or commitment required at this stage.
We discuss vision, expectations, availability, and preferred level of involvement. This step is about confirming mutual alignment, not negotiating numbers.
A visit to the property is mandatory. Experiencing the place, the environment, and daily realities is essential before moving forward together.
Equity range, role, time commitment, reinvestment logic, and governance are defined together. The project roadmap is then refined collaboratively.
Approach: Conversation first · Transparency · No pressure · Mutual trust
Good to know: This project evolves through dialogue and shared decisions. If values, availability, or expectations do not align, we simply do not proceed.
Yes. Foreigners can legally own land and buildings in Nicaragua. The property has a registered title, declared constructions, and a clear ownership history.
No. There are no guaranteed returns or fixed ROI promises. Results depend on collective decisions, execution, market conditions, and partner involvement.
Yes. All partners commit to a minimum of 3 months on-site per year. This is an active managing partnership, not a remote-only investment.
Exit scenarios are not predefined. Any resale, buy-back, or partner exit would be discussed and structured jointly, based on context and timing.
If you still have questions: they are best discussed directly. Transparency and dialogue are part of the process.
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