Closing Costs in Mexico are very different than what the US or Canadian Citizen would be used to paying when purchasing a property in their home country. In Mexico, the closings costs associated with purchasing property are assessed to the buyer. They are not a shared cost between buyer and seller and the fees are
Property Taxes in Mexico are typically very low compared to most parts of Canada and the United States. The tax amount for each year is available after the 7th of January each year. You can check your property taxes online by entering your clave catastral (tax ID number). You will find this number written on
This is one of the most common questions from foreigners who are interested in purchasing property in Mexico. Even if you don’t ask the question you have probably thought it a time or two and wondered if there really was such a risk. One would expect that you’re going to go through all the proper
After finding your prized property of choice the next point of purchasing Real Estate is the negotiation between a buyer and seller. The real and fair value of the property is what a buyer is willing to pay and what a seller is willing to accept. In the cases of a buyer capital gain being
When you close on a Mexican Real Estate transaction you do not receive your executed Trust Deed that same day if you attended the closing in person or by proxy. Within the weeks following the close date the Notary will be sending the executed Trust Deed to register the deed and property in the buyer(s)
