Renting3 min read
Rent Receipts: Why You Should Always Ask for One
Always asking for a rent receipt protects you legally and for tax purposes. Learn why this simple document prevents major conflicts down the road.
Carlos Mendoza
Guides and news
Real estate blog and news
More guides, news and analysis of the Mexican real estate market. Page 10 of 78.
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Renting2 min read
Roommates on a Lease: How to Protect Everyone
Renting with roommates without a clear agreement often ends in conflict. Here's how to divide responsibilities and protect everyone equally.
Inmobiliaria32 Team
Buying2 min read
Subletting in Mexico: When It's Legal and When It's Not
Subletting can be perfectly legal or a serious breach of your lease, depending on what you signed. Here's how to tell if your case is valid.
María Elena Rodríguez
Building6 min read
Solar Water Heaters vs. Gas Boilers: Real Savings
Is a solar water heater worth it for your home? We compare upfront cost, gas savings, maintenance and climate so you can decide with data, not promises.
Inmobiliaria32 Team
Renting3 min read
Automatic Lease Renewal in Mexico: What the Law Says
Many rental contracts include automatic renewal when the term ends. Learn how this clause works and how to avoid it if it doesn't suit you.
Carlos Mendoza
Renting2 min read
How to End a Lease Early Without Penalty in Mexico
Getting out of a lease early without a penalty is possible if you know which clauses to look for and act well in advance.
Inmobiliaria32 Team
Legal8 min read
Change of Address in Mexico: Every Step in One Place
An organized change-of-address checklist for Mexico, for homeowners with a housing loan: INFONAVIT, FOVISSSTE, IMSS, ID, SAT and more.
María Elena Rodríguez
Renting3 min read
Tenant Rights in Mexico by State: What to Know
Tenant rights in Mexico vary according to each state's civil code. Here is what you should know before renting in your state.
María Elena Rodríguez
Renting3 min read
Rental Bond vs. Deposit vs. Guarantor: Key Differences
A rental bond (fianza), a security deposit, and a guarantor (aval) are not the same thing, even though people mix them up. Learn how they differ to choose the best guarantee when renting.
Inmobiliaria32 Team
Buying3 min read
What to Do If Your Landlord Won't Make Repairs
When a landlord ignores necessary repairs, tenants have concrete steps to demand a fix without losing the rent they've already paid.
Carlos Mendoza
Renting7 min read
Rent or Buy in 2026? The 5% Rule and When Each One Makes Sense
Should you rent or buy in 2026? We break down the 5% rule, the hidden costs of each option, and the situations where renting or buying a home in Mexico makes the most sense.
Inmobiliaria32 Team
Legal8 min read
Land Use Change in Mexico: Process, Costs and Timelines
Changing a property's land use involves municipal paperwork, technical studies and timelines that vary by city.
Carlos Mendoza