Civil liability is the obligation to compensate for the damage caused by one party to another, regardless of whether or not there is a prior legal relationship. Such compensation may be monetary or in kind....
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Intestate property refers to real estate lacking a legal owner, requiring a succession process to establish rightful ownership before any claims or sales can be made. This procedure aims to identify the new property owner and grant them the authority to manage the property as they see fit....
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According to the National Institute of Statistics and Geography (INEGI), abandoned or empty homes in Mexico total 6,150,000, which has increased over the last decade. The reason for the increase varies, including the rising number of vacation or second homes purchased by Mexicans and foreign nationals who don’t use the properties often or are waiting to develop the properties. Abandoning or leaving a home empty can leave the property at risk of property encroachment....
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Each year, Mexlaw receives substantial inquiries from condominium owners regarding problems arising from conflicts with condominium administrators. Many of the challenges experienced by condominium buyers could have been avoided if they were armed with more information regarding Condominium laws in Mexico....
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As though you needed more reasons to buy Mexican real estate. Most buyers consider a change of lifestyle or warm weather, white sandy beaches and turquoise waters, and friendly, hospitable locals as the principal reasons to buy Mexican real estate. Here’s another one: substantial increase in the resale value of property....
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