Frequently Asked Questions
Mexican laws allow foreigners to acquire the rights to use, enjoy and avail real estate located in coastal and border area of Mexico. Through a trust contract ("fideicomiso"), foreigners can acquire land in Mexico for touristic or industrial purposes with the same rights and obligations that a full ownership property gives.
- Can I really "own" real estate in Mexico?
- What is a "Fideicomiso" or Mexican Property Trust?
- Are escrow and earnest money equivalent in Mexico real estate transactions?
- What is the difference between an ejido and private property?
- What is a notario publico?
- Before you buy
- How to buy
- What is the real estate broker/agent role?
- What is the standard real estate broker's commission in Mexico?
- How do closing costs differ in U.S. - Mexico transactions?
- Are there Taxes in Mexico?
- First checks that should be made
- What's your FM Status?
- Healthcare in Mexico
- Real Estate Tips
- What is a cistern?
- What is a Trustee?
- What characteristics would a Trust Contract have?
- What are the requirements?
- What rights and obligations does the Beneficiary acquire upon celebration of the Trust Contract?
- What fees will the Trustee charge?
- What other expenses must the Beneficiary cover upon celebration of the Trust Deed?
- What happens if the Beneficiary passes away during the legal period of the Trust Contract?
- What happens when the Trust Contract expires?
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