Agents

Lawsen Tellier

Lawsen Tellier, a dynamic force in Costa Rica's financial and real estate sectors, embarked on his professional journey in his late teens, accompanying his father, the founder of Gap, to intricate loan site inspections. With a decade of experience, Lawsen has mastered the meticulous 18-step process at Gap Equity Loans, ensuring quality and security for private investors, from initial vetting to ensuring accurate National Registry recordings. Simultaneously, Lawsen has been a pivotal figure at GAP Real Estate, leveraging his understanding of property valuation and legal intricacies. His dual roles have given him a unique vantage point, bridging the gap between loan lending and real estate, making him an invaluable asset to the GAP conglomerate. As he continues to shape the future of GAP's diverse ventures, Lawsen's journey from his late teens to a seasoned professional in Costa Rica stands as a testament to his dedication, expertise, and the legacy of the GAP companies.

Anke Guenther

When I was a high school student In Germany, our geography teacher introduced us to central America, Especially Guatemala and Costa Rica. As a young man, right out of college, he worked as a private teacher in both countries. Especially his description of Costa Rica has stayed with me ever since.   My dream of visiting the country came true around 25 years ago after my son moved to Costa Rica. Since I lived in New York City at the time, a flight down south was easy and quick. During every trip, I explored different areas of the country and fell in love with the people, flora and fauna, magnificently different landscapes, climate zones, and fascinating cultural history.   And 15 years ago, I decided to leave all the hustle and bustle of the city behind me and move to the land of Pura Vida. I applied for residency, purchased a house in the central valley as my “pied-a-Tierre,” and did not regret it for one day!   After visiting friends on the Caribbean Coast of Costa Rica for many years, I fell in love with the area south of Limon. Here you still have the “Hey Mon” feel; the Caribbean island’s cuisines influence the food, and you hear reggae, calypso, ska, and other rhythms passing the pass in Cahuita and Puerto Viejo.   This year I decided to move to my new favorite shores and would like to introduce you to all my special places.

Franz Laengmueller

Franz Laengmueller is a Costa Rican who grew up in Latin America and completed business school in South Florida. After moving back to Costa Rica, Franz started an organic food business. After some time, he moved into real estate administration, mostly rental and condominium management. Franz then founded an Uber management company, which he sold, at which point he started with equity loans as an investor. Since 2017, he has been actively managing a private equity fund focusing on equity loans and real estate.