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Absolutely - As long as you are using a competent real estate agent who can refer a good Mexican real estate attorney as needed to ensure that every element of the transaction goes according to local legal procedures. Protierra Partners has a great legal team and will advise on all of the items that should be confirmed before a purchase is finalized.
Yes – however a property within 50 kilometers (31 miles) of the coast, or 100 kilometers (62 miles) of the US border is considered to be in a “restricted zone” within which foreigners can purchase property through a fideicomiso (bank trust) or a Mexican corporation. If the property is outside the restricted zone, foreigners may legally purchase property in their own name. Protierra can advise as to which option is best given your situation.
A fideicomiso means that the property is held in a bank trust with you as the trust beneficiary. The fideicomiso is a secure way to own property; you have full authority over your property with the same rights you would have under a free title real estate ownership. Protierra can offer several excellent bank options for your trust.
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