Frequently Asked Question
Purchasing a condo in Mexico offers attractive investment opportunities, affordable prices, beautiful locations, and the chance to enjoy a vacation home or retirement destination.
Foreigners can purchase property in Mexico through a bank trust (Fideicomiso) or by setting up a Mexican corporation in some restricted zones. Our team can guide you through the legal and procedural steps.
Foreigners can buy property freely in most areas. However, properties located within the restricted zone (typically 50 km from the coast or 100 km from borders) require a bank trust or corporation.
We accept various payment methods including bank transfers, credit cards, and escrow services for secure transactions.
Yes, many condo owners rent their units to generate rental income. Our team can provide guidance on rental regulations and management options.
Rental rates typically include access to amenities, maintenance fees, and sometimes utilities. Specific inclusions vary by property; please check the listing details.
Consider location, property amenities, legal procedures, maintenance costs, rental potential, and local regulations. Our experts can assist you in making an informed decision.
Yes, we offer or can recommend property management services to help you maintain and rent out your condo if desired.
Ongoing costs include property taxes, HOA or maintenance fees, utilities, and insurance. These vary depending on the property and location.
Contact our team to discuss your preferences, and we will guide you through the available listings, legal requirements, and next steps to secure your ideal property.