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Everything you need to know before purchasing real estate in México.
Yes. Foreigners can purchase property in Mexico. However, property located within 50 kilometers of the coast or 100 kilometers of an international border is subject to special ownership rules. Residential property in these restricted zones is commonly acquired through a bank trust called a fideicomiso or, in certain cases, a Mexican company. Consult a Mexican real estate attorney to determine the appropriate ownership structure.
The process typically involves defining your budget, selecting a property, making an offer, negotiating the terms, conducting legal due diligence, signing the purchase agreement, and completing the closing. A real estate agent and a qualified Mexican notary can help you navigate the transaction.
A fideicomiso is a bank trust that allows foreign buyers to hold beneficial rights to residential property in Mexico’s restricted zone. A Mexican bank holds legal title as trustee, while the beneficiary retains rights to use, sell, lease, or transfer the property, subject to the trust’s terms and applicable law.
Yes. Some Mexican financial institutions and specialized lenders offer mortgage options to foreign buyers, subject to eligibility, income verification, credit requirements, and property criteria. Compare interest rates, down payments, fees, and repayment terms before choosing a lender.
Closing costs may include acquisition tax, notary fees, registration fees, legal services, appraisal costs, and bank trust setup fees where applicable. The total varies by location, property value, and transaction structure. Request a detailed estimate before committing to a purchase.
Buying property in Mexico can be a sound decision when the transaction is properly verified. Have a qualified professional review the title, liens, permits, property boundaries, condominium documents, and any applicable restrictions before closing. Never rely solely on listing information or verbal assurances.
Often, yes, but rental rights and requirements depend on the property, condominium rules, local regulations, and the type of rental. Before purchasing an investment property, confirm whether short-term or long-term rentals are permitted and account for management, maintenance, taxes, insurance, and vacancy costs.