Buying real estate in Mexico’s restricted zone (within 50 km of the beach and borders) requires four parties. Each aims to help prospective buyers and provides services for a better real estate transaction. These parties are: a Mexican bank that can provide a fideicomiso trust; a Mexican Notary Public; a reputable real estate company; and a Mexican lawyer. The later…Read more …
You can learn how to find the best real estate in Puerto Vallarta and Riviera Nayarit with some easy steps. We have provided some helpful tips that you may want to use to assist you in getting a beautiful vacation home that meets all your needs and your budget in Banderas Bay. Purchasing Property that You Can Afford Before you…Read more …
Find out all you need to know about Mexico’s fideicomiso. Why do you need it? What does it entail? What are the risks? Find out all you need to know with this Fideicomiso Q&A. Fideicomiso for Mexican Real Estate – What is it? Fideicomiso is the name of the official Mexican real estate trust that is held by a Mexican…Read more …
If you are thinking about what is going to happen when you retire, this is a great article to help you transition into your new stage in life. Preparing for retirement Preparing for retirement is something that should be done a year or more before you plan on retiring. It is not a bad idea to practice or pretend to…Read more …
Many people who live in Mexico off and on through the year will ponder the idea of whether it’s best to buy or rent Mexican property. Well, the answer is largely determined by the person’s personal situation, financial status, long-term plans and experience staying in Mexico. Do you know the benefits when your rent or buy in Mexico? Read on……Read more …
Securing a place to stay is one of the first things you should be doing when you decide to relocate to Mexico for long periods of time. This may seem overwhelming when you first think about it, but it is well worth the investment. Here is all you need to know about real estate and rental agents in Mexico. Local…Read more …
As you most probably are aware, babies that were born between the years 1946 and 1964 are commonly called ‘baby boomers’. People that were born after the second world war are now reaching retirement age and facing common concerns: what to do now that the children have grown and flown the nest and how to make retirement funds last. Moving…Read more …
Are you considering Mexico as your second home? You are not alone. Over 350 species of migratory birds spend some of their time in Mexico according to an article at www.vallartadaily.com. The primary reason for their migration is mating and food supplies, which is most probably quite different from your motivation for choosing a second home in Mexico, although the…Read more …
While the safety of Puerto Vallarta, one of Mexico’s top beach destinations, has never been met with any doubt, it comes as a great compliment to the city that two recent surveys confirm that Puerto Vallarta is safe. Both the National Public Urban Security Survey (ENSU by its Spanish initials) and Municipal Tourism Directorate have released survey results that reveal…Read more …
Do you know the difference between a condo and a condo hotel (Condotel)? – Here’s all you need to know about condo hotels. Condos and Condo Hotels A new type of real estate property is on the scene, and the name for it is condo hotels. This term is important for those people looking for a great vacation home investment…Read more …