Buying3 min read
Property Insurance for Owners Who Don't Live in Mexico
What property insurance covers for foreign owners in Mexico, why it matters even more if you don't live in the country, and what to check before buying a policy.
Carlos Mendoza
Guides and news
Real estate blog and news
More guides, news and analysis of the Mexican real estate market. Page 7 of 78.
Articles on page 7
Credit7 min read
Mortgage Leverage for Investing: How It Works
Real estate leverage lets you buy with financing and multiply the return on your own capital.
Carlos Mendoza
Renting3 min read
Buy in Mexico and Rent It Out When You're Not Using It
How the buy-and-rent hybrid model works: use your property on vacation and earn rental income the rest of the year without giving up your own enjoyment.
Inmobiliaria32 Team
Buying4 min read
Hiring a Local Property Manager If You Live Abroad
How to choose a trustworthy local property manager for your foreign-owned property to handle maintenance, payments and tenants when you can't be in Mexico.
Carlos Mendoza
Legal5 min read
Fideicomiso for Foreigners: Buying in Mexico's Restricted Zone
Are you a foreigner who wants to buy a home near the beach or the border in Mexico? The law requires you to use a bank trust (fideicomiso).
Carlos Mendoza
Legal4 min read
International Power of Attorney to Sell Your Home in Mexico
How an international power of attorney to sell a house works: where to get one, what legalization or apostille requirements apply, and which powers it must include.
María Elena Rodríguez
Buying7 min read
Deposits and Earnest Money: How to Avoid Losing Your Cash
Before putting down a deposit on a home, learn what should be signed, how much is reasonable to pay, and how to keep that deposit from becoming money lost.
Inmobiliaria32 Team
Renting3 min read
Foreign Bank Account for Receiving Rental Payments
Options for collecting rent from abroad: using a Mexican bank account.
Inmobiliaria32 Team
Legal3 min read
Income Tax for Foreign Landlords Renting Property in Mexico
How income tax (ISR) works for foreign landlords in Mexico and when it is withheld.
María Elena Rodríguez
Building7 min read
Architect vs. Maestro de Obra: Who Should You Hire?
Choosing between an architect and a maestro de obra (master builder) depends on your project's size, your budget and how much control you want over the design.
Carlos Mendoza
Buying3 min read
Buying Property in Mexico from Europe: A Remote Guide
A guide for Europeans buying property in Mexico: which documents you need when buying from a distance.
María Elena Rodríguez
Buying3 min read
Buying Property in Mexico as an Asian Buyer
What Asian buyers should know about purchasing property in Mexico: immigration requirements, cultural differences in negotiation, and how to choose trustworthy advisors.
Inmobiliaria32 Team