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EPISODE · Apr 16, 2021 · 42 MIN

Scott Cutter

from On Site with Shaun Osher

Scott Cutter, originally from Birmingham, Alabama first came to Costa Rica in 1997 after graduating from the University of Colorado at Boulder with a degree in Sociology and a minor in Spanish. After arriving here, Scott explored the entire country, particularly the Pacific Coast and settled on living in the Manuel Antonio area. Scott spent several years as the General Manager of a luxury boutique hotel in the area and then began a career as a real estate broker in the area, a field in which has been working full time for the past 15 years. In addition to working a specialist in vacation homes, condos, retirement properties and rental properties, Scott also has extensive experience in development in the area. During his time in Manuel Antonio, Scott has sold land and negotiated the largest development land and hotel sales in the area, as well as led land acquisition, product development, permitting, and marketing plans for several of the areas largest projects. Scott is now the sales director for Marina Pez Vela, in addition to his ongoing role as lead broker for 2 Costa Rica Real Estate, where he has managed the commercial development of the project, yacht sales programs, condo sales and general integration of the project into the community.

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