Buyers FAQ About Buying in Mexico

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  Charles M. Sotelo, Broker/Owner
  Valle Realty & Development
  520-432-2505

  vallerealty@cybertrails.com

Buyers FAQ

Buyers Most Frequently Asked Questions About Buying in Mexico: Can an American Buy Safely in Mexico?

Yes! Like in the United States there are rules and laws to follow. If you want to buy in the 'Prohibited or Restricted Zone' which is 50 Kilometers along the Ocean front and 100 Kilometers along the International land borders of Mexico, you must use a trust or in Mexico it is called a Fedeicomiso.

A straight Title Transfer is simply the sale of the Mexican Real Estate by the Seller to you the Buyer. You both sign the Public Instrument prepared and executed by a Notary Public (Notario Publico) which contains the sales contract and title transfer.

We have over simplified the process and there are other avenues available to own property in Mexico. However, what ever you do you MUST have an experienced person assist you, that way when you decide to buy in Mexico your investment will be a secure one.

Remember, Mexican investors have the same concerns buying in the United States as you do in Mexico.

Finding the Right Location for My Company or Myself.

Pricing and The Exchange Rate.

Financing

Property Inspections

Closing Costs