Can foreigners really own property in Mexico?

es! Today, Mexican laws give foreigners the ability to own real estate in Mexico. There is, however, a Restricted Zone that extends 50 km inland from the coastline. Outside the Restricted Zone, a foreigner may acquire land and be direct owners of the property with all the rights of a Mexican national in compliance with Mexican Law. Inside the Restricted Zone, there are two alternatives for foreigners who wish to buy real estate. Since 1973, foreigners have been able to purchase coastal property through a Mexican bank trust, known as a Fideicomiso.

Can I get financing for my real estate purchase in Mexico?

Unfortunately, at this time, there are no financing or mortgage options for foreign buyers in Quintana Roo. This can change at any time and updates will be posted.

What about the availability of title insurance?

Beginning in 1996, Stewart Title Mexico began underwriting title insurance for Mexican properties at an approximate cost of 1% of the insured amount. Other types of insurance, including property, liability, damage, and earthquake, are all readily available in Mexico, at low cost, and policies can be written to pay claims in U.S. dollars.

What can I expect to pay in property taxes?

Property taxes have historically been low in Mexico because they have never been considered a source of governmental revenue. Known as Predial, the tax is calculated as a percentage (currently .25% of the assessed value), determined at the time of sale. Generally speaking, you can expect to pay $100usd per $100,000usd of assessed value yearly.

Who will manage my property when I am not using it?

Choosing the right Property Management company can mean the difference between an excellent appreciating investment and a huge liability. If you are a property owner in search of Property Management, we are happy to be able to refer you to the best, most professional Property Management companies and will gladly arrange a meeting with their teams. The right management company for you will take the time to a construct a cohesive plan that will best serve your particular needs and help you to realize your property's maximum potential and protect your investment.

Why should I consider buying property in Mexico?

The coastal real estate market in Mexico is booming. Mexico's economy, the 9th largest in the world, values and encourages foreign investment dollars and especially tourism; Mexico is a top world-destination for both vacation and retirement among US and Canadian

GET TO LIVE THE MEXICAN CARIBBEAN EXPERIENCE | STUDIO APT IN TULUM La Veleta (Tulum, Quintana Roo, MX - 77765) Under Construction

$146,000 USD

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Type: Condominium
Style: Apartment
Bedrooms: 1
Bathrooms: 1
Size: 651 sq. ft. "60.5m2"
Development Level: Under Construction
MLS #: PAP4493743

Description

It is a wonderful place, ideal for nature lovers.

Tulum immerses you in the Mayan culture with beaches of unique beauty for your senses and spirit that will amaze you to live in them. It is known for its well-preserved ruins of an ancient Mayan port with its excellent flora and fauna.

A luxury real estate development just 6 minutes from the beach in region 15 of Tulum, in the Caribbean peninsula of Quintana Roo, Mexico. High obsession for details, with an incredible sensitivity and talent to merge the finishes with the exotic nature of the area with stones, woods and vegetation that captivate.

AMENITIES

- Lobby / Reception 24/7

- Security 24/7

- Restaurant - Bar

- Barbecue area

- Swimming pools

- Yoga Terrace

- Gymnasium

- Spa

- Jacuzzi

Attachments

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Features

Exterior Finish

Concrete
Glass
Wood

Roof

Concrete

View

Woods

Cooling

Ceiling Fan
Other

Sewer/Water Systems

Public

Lot Features

Deck
Fenced
Garden Area
Swimming Pool
Trees / Shrubs

Extra Features

Balcony
Controlled Access
Fitness Center
Lobby
Reserved Parking
Security Guard on Duty

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