Credit3 min read
Buying a Home as Military or Police: Special Mortgages
Active-duty military and police personnel often have access to special housing loan programs with their own terms and conditions.
Carlos Mendoza
Guides and news
Real estate blog and news
More guides, news and analysis of the Mexican real estate market. Page 62 of 78.
Articles on page 62
Buying3 min read
Buying a Home as a Doctor or Healthcare Professional in Mexico
Buying a home as a doctor with mixed income from a hospital and a private practice means documenting both sources well. Here's how to structure your loan application.
Inmobiliaria32 Team
Renting8 min read
Rent-to-Own in Mexico: How to Structure It Properly
A rent-to-own agreement lets you live in a home while you decide whether to buy it.
María Elena Rodríguez
Buying3 min read
Buying a Home With Large Pets: What to Consider
Buying a home with large pets means checking condo rules, outdoor space and durable materials. A practical guide to review before you sign.
Carlos Mendoza
Buying3 min read
Buying a Home for a Large Family: What to Look For
Buying a home for a large family means prioritizing space, layout and room to grow. Learn which features to look for and how to calculate the right mortgage.
Inmobiliaria32 Team
Credit3 min read
Home Loans for Teachers in Mexico: Fovissste and Other Options
Mortgage options for teachers buying a home in Mexico: Fovissste, Infonavit, bank loans and programs for public and private school educators.
María Elena Rodríguez
Cities6 min read
Average Apartment Rent by City in Mexico, 2026
How much does it cost to rent an apartment in 2026? We compare ballpark ranges by city in Mexico, what drives them, and how to budget without surprises.
Carlos Mendoza
Buying3 min read
Buying a Home as a Self-Employed Business Owner in Mexico
Buying a home as an entrepreneur with your own business means getting your books in order and choosing the right bank.
Carlos Mendoza
Buying3 min read
Buying Your First Home Before Age 30
Buying a home before 30 is possible with early planning: down payment, credit history, and choosing the right property. A practical guide for young buyers.
María Elena Rodríguez
Renting6 min read
Short-Term vs. Long-Term Rental: What Owners Should Choose
We compare short-term and long-term rentals on income, occupancy, maintenance and legal risk so property owners in Mexico can pick the model that fits them best.
María Elena Rodríguez
Buying3 min read
Buying a Home as a Freelancer Without Payroll Stubs
Buying a home as a freelancer without payroll stubs is possible by proving income with invoices and bank statements. Here's what banks ask for and how to prepare.
Inmobiliaria32 Team
Buying3 min read
Buying a Home as a Single Woman: Safety and Finances
Buying a home as a single woman means weighing neighborhood safety, your own finances, and legal steps without relying on anyone else. A practical guide with key points.
Carlos Mendoza