Simple Check List for Condominium Buyers in Mexico From the Real Estate experts at MEXLAW

Posted by Mexlaw

Condo life is not for everyone; it has some disadvantages, but it can also be a perfect way to vacation, invest or live in Mexico. Condominiums offer a low maintenance lifestyle with plenty of perks. Before you decide on a condo, do your research, review our checklist to see if your potential investment qualifies to be your new home. There are many important legal matters to deal with during a real estate purchase, which you will discuss with your attorney, but these simple points should be considered before you choose your condo. Review The Condominium Regime. This important document is...

09 November

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Warning Signs You Should Not Ignore When Buying Mexican Real Estate

Posted by Zoltan

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Buying real estate in paradise can be a challenge, as is any financial exchange in a foreign country, it can be confusing and stressful. Dealing with different procedures and laws you need a professional in your corner guiding you through the process for a safe and secure purchase. Be warned by these comments commonly heard during real estate negotiations. We will provide financing for you! Buying from a developer that offers you financing? Sounds great, but you may not receive the property title until you have paid off your home. In the meantime, this developer may have financial problems and liens...

02 November

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10 Reasons Foreigners Should Consider Forming a Mexican Corporation

Posted by Mexlaw

in Legal Services, MexLaw

Foreign individuals looking to invest and do business in Mexico will do so through the incorporation of a Mexican company. If you are ready to relocate to Mexico but not quite ready to retire, read on to learn 10 reasons why creating a Mexican Corporation may be the right choice for your investment. A Mexican Corporation has legal rights as if it was Mexican entity to acquire property anywhere in Mexico, including real estate within the restricted zone 100 km of the border or 50 km from the coast. No need for a bank trust, Fideicomiso. A Mexican corporation...

26 October

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Citizenship by Naturalization for Foreigners Choosing to Live in Mexico

Posted by Mexlaw

in Immigration, MexLaw

In the past people vacationed in Mexico, or stayed only for the winter, but the retirement population has changed in recent years. Many visitors realize a lower cost of living, safe communities, and a better quality of life and decide to live in Mexico permanently with no desire of keeping a residence in their country of origin. Pensioners find it more affordable to live, invest and retire in Mexico, leaving the question, why go back to the US or Canada? If you have come to this realization, we can help you make living in Mexico full time a reality, contact...

19 October

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Simple Check List for Condominium Buyers in Mexico From the Real Estate experts at MEXLAW

Warning Signs You Should Not Ignore When Buying Mexican Real Estate

10 Reasons Foreigners Should Consider Forming a Mexican Corporation

Citizenship by Naturalization for Foreigners Choosing to Live in Mexico

Top 10 Questions Foreigners Ask About Buying Mexican Real Estate