Comments on: Tips to Buying Property in Mexico http://www.overseaspropertymall.com/buying-property/guides-and-tips/tips-to-buying-property-in-mexico/ guide to international real estate investment Fri, 25 Jul 2008 10:32:29 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.5.1 By: first rainbow http://www.overseaspropertymall.com/buying-property/guides-and-tips/tips-to-buying-property-in-mexico/#comment-6044 first rainbow Tue, 15 Apr 2008 11:56:25 +0000 http://www.overseaspropertymall.com/regions/south-american-property/mexico-property/tips-to-buying-property-in-mexico/#comment-6044 I just found this piece on the documents that you need to purchase a property. It may work for you. <a href="http://www.kbcd.blogspot.com/" rel="nofollow">Property Purchase Document</a> I just found this piece on the documents that you need to purchase a property. It may work for you.
Property Purchase Document

]]> By: Mireya Garza http://www.overseaspropertymall.com/buying-property/guides-and-tips/tips-to-buying-property-in-mexico/#comment-6032 Mireya Garza Mon, 07 Apr 2008 21:19:03 +0000 http://www.overseaspropertymall.com/regions/south-american-property/mexico-property/tips-to-buying-property-in-mexico/#comment-6032 On a weekend trip, my husband saw a house in Baja and claims he only signed a certificate of sale. He said the house is currently in escrow and that my name would be added on the paperwork. Also, we are both mexican citizens. My question is, in what paperwork should my name be added, to legally also own this property? Thank you for your help! On a weekend trip, my husband saw a house in Baja and claims he only signed a certificate of sale. He said the house is currently in escrow and that my name would be added on the paperwork. Also, we are both mexican citizens. My question is, in what paperwork should my name be added, to legally also own this property?
Thank you for your help!

]]> By: Marcos L http://www.overseaspropertymall.com/buying-property/guides-and-tips/tips-to-buying-property-in-mexico/#comment-5772 Marcos L Sat, 12 Jan 2008 02:10:18 +0000 http://www.overseaspropertymall.com/regions/south-american-property/mexico-property/tips-to-buying-property-in-mexico/#comment-5772 This article is very good. I am a real estate investor that is currently finding some great deals in Mexico. I have also ran across a company that is promoting some great properties in Mexico and beyond. They are southoftheborderproperties.net We have been in extensive communication about their property listings and potential great buys for some south of the border properties I can't wait to see what is coming next with these guys. Again, Great Article! This article is very good.

I am a real estate investor that is currently finding some great deals in Mexico.

I have also ran across a company that is promoting some great properties in Mexico and beyond.

They are southoftheborderproperties.net

We have been in extensive communication about their property listings and potential great buys for some south of the border properties

I can’t wait to see what is coming next with these guys.

Again, Great Article!

]]> By: Guillermo Cruz http://www.overseaspropertymall.com/buying-property/guides-and-tips/tips-to-buying-property-in-mexico/#comment-3794 Guillermo Cruz Thu, 12 Jul 2007 20:21:19 +0000 http://www.overseaspropertymall.com/regions/south-american-property/mexico-property/tips-to-buying-property-in-mexico/#comment-3794 Congratulation for this article! I think tha it provides a good over look about real estate transactions in Mexico. Also, I recommend that it is necessary review all the documentation related the vendor and the land in order to be sure that everything is according to law and you won’t take unnecessary risks. Before any transaction you have to ask to the Real Estate realtor about the following documents: -Land property title certified by a Mexican notary; -Free litigation and Mortgage certificate (Cerificado de libertad de gravamen); -Official designated number certificate (Alineamiento y numero oficial); -Destination ground certificate (Uso de suelo); -Executive project authorized by the Municipality; -Construction license certificate; -Final agreement draft. Then you have some option: -A Mexican citizen or a Mexican company could sign a preliminary agreement for you and eventually, a final agreement; -You could be a shareholder of a Mexican company or fidecommissaryin a special trust; -Also you could get a power of attorney in order to dispose about each property. If you have any question or comment please feel free to contact us. __________________ Guillermo Cruz, FLC Managing Director Cruz Herrera Ltd. Toronto 01(416) 804-8463 Mexico City 011(5255) 5535-2925 memo@memocruz.com www.memocruz.com Congratulation for this article! I think tha it provides a good over look about real estate transactions in Mexico.

Also, I recommend that it is necessary review all the documentation related the vendor and the land in order to be sure that everything is according to law and you won’t take unnecessary risks.

Before any transaction you have to ask to the Real Estate realtor about the following documents:

-Land property title certified by a Mexican notary;
-Free litigation and Mortgage certificate (Cerificado de libertad de gravamen);
-Official designated number certificate (Alineamiento y numero oficial);
-Destination ground certificate (Uso de suelo);
-Executive project authorized by the Municipality;
-Construction license certificate;
-Final agreement draft.

Then you have some option:

-A Mexican citizen or a Mexican company could sign a preliminary agreement for you and eventually, a final agreement;
-You could be a shareholder of a Mexican company or fidecommissaryin a special trust;
-Also you could get a power of attorney in order to dispose about each property.

If you have any question or comment please feel free to contact us.
__________________
Guillermo Cruz, FLC
Managing Director
Cruz Herrera Ltd.
Toronto
01(416) 804-8463
Mexico City
011(5255) 5535-2925
memo@memocruz.com
http://www.memocruz.com

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