Coping with the uncertainties of settling into a new country can be daunting. A new job opportunity or a radical life change is one of the most fulfilling things to do, but there are challenges to overcome. It will sometimes take many weeks or even months before you can finally say that you have settled in well. As an expat…Read more …
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 …
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 …