Corrections

If you find an error in an article on roofsandrents, we will correct it rather than delete the content. A substantive correction will be marked with a note at the foot of the article stating the change and the date it was made. This ensures transparency and maintains a record of the information as it was presented.

A substantive correction is one that alters a fact, figure, or central claim which could mislead a reader. This includes errors in legal thresholds, financial calculations, procedural steps, or safety advice. Minor typographical errors, such as a misspelt name or a misplaced comma, will be fixed without a formal correction note.

To report an error, please provide the full article address and quote the exact claim you believe to be incorrect. This allows for a precise review. We aim to investigate and implement any necessary corrections within two working days of receiving a clear report.

For reference pages, such as those detailing country rules or process guides, facts are updated as the world changes. When legislation, market indices, or official programmes are amended, the relevant pages are revised and dated to reflect the new reality. A correction note is added only if the previous information was factually wrong at the time of publication.

Our commitment is to provide accurate, useful information for anyone navigating the housing transaction, from renting and buying to building and living in a home. The correction process is a key part of maintaining that utility for our readers across Latin America.