Puerto Vallarta & Riviera Nayarit Real Estate Summit 2017 – Presented by MexLaw

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WELCOME ALL REALTORS, DEVELOPERS, AND EXPATS FROM PUERTO VALLARTA AND RIVIERA NAYARIT, MEXICO! MEXLAW is pleased to present The Real Estate Summit in Puerto Vallarta, Mexico. This one-day event is a great platform with a broad range of specialists in the Real Estate field sharing their knowledge and experiences through 30-minute conferences about today's most relevant topics in the market. Join us at the HILTON PUERTO VALLARTA RESORT, SALON VALLARTA on August 22, 2017, from 9:00 A.M. to 2:00 P.M. Key Speakers and Topics: Charles Tibshirani – MEXLAW- Utilizing your pension fund to purchase property. Maria Del Carmen Macías- MEXLAW- ESCROW...

21 June

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Real Estate Financing For Foreigners in Mexico

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Cabo Secured Lending can help you realize your dream of owning property, whether its for a single family residence, condo, or property for development Mexico is home to the largest number of Americans living outside the United States. Many Americans and foreigners from all over the world come to Mexico to invest in property. Purchasing Mexican real estate offers many advantages, one being having a home in Mexico which will practically pay for itself while having the potential to appreciate in value. Whether your intentions are to snowbird in Mexico and rent it out the remainder of the year or invest...

21 June

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Closing the Deal – Real Estate in Mexico

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Did you know foreigners can buy property in Mexico without holding resident status? Although visitors to Mexico can purchase real estate without applying for temporary or permanent residence, holding a resident card will benefit you when it comes time to sell. Claiming the property as your principal residence may exempt you from any capital gains tax on the sale. Obtaining Mexican citizenship will allow you to purchase property in the restricted zone, which refers to properties that are 100 kilometers from the border and 50 kilometers from the coastline, without a fideicomiso, bank trust or a Mexican corporation. You have found...

03 April

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Renovations in Mexico, Protect Your Real Estate Investment with a Legal Contract

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If you plan on renovating or building a new home in Mexico, you need a legal contract between you and the contractor. As in any country, you would not hand over the money and trust someone with such a large investment. Entering into a legal contract with your contractor will protect you and your property from budget overruns, fraud, and litigation. Living in Mexico you may notice that prices and quotes change, and mañana may not mean tomorrow, home construction can be one of the most stressful events in your life, you need to know you can rely on your...

15 December

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Buying Mexican Real Estate, Who is Looking Out for Your Best Interest?

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If you are purchasing property in Mexico, your real estate agent may choose to hire a Closing Coordinator to collect all the documents required to close the deal. The Closing Coordinator is typically an independent professional that is involved in many different real estate transactions and will communicate with the buyer, seller, real estate agents, appraiser, the Notario, bank of the Fideicomiso, and the government agencies. They are an impartial representative and organize the groundwork for the Notario. Although the Closing Coordinator may be an attorney with experience in real estate transactions, he or she is not your Real Estate Attorney and...