We start by qualifying your budget, destination, and goals, then match you with vetted listings or land. From there: offer, Mexican attorney review, escrow setup, closing, and (for coastal or border property) your bank trust.
How long does buying take?
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A turnkey resale typically closes in 60–90 days. Pre-construction is estimated at around 1 year, depending on the developer and build timeline.
Do I have to be a resident to purchase?
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No. Foreigners can purchase freely in the interior of Mexico, and on the coast or border through a bank trust (fideicomiso) — no residency required.
Traditional Mexican mortgages for foreigners are limited, but personal loans and hard money loans are both viable options, and we can connect you with lenders who work with foreign buyers.
How is the money handled? Is this safe?
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Funds are held in U.S.-based escrow and released only at closing, with a Mexican attorney reviewing title and contracts throughout. This is standard, secure practice for foreign buyers.
What about the bank trust?
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Coastal and border property is held through a fideicomiso — a bank trust where a Mexican bank holds title on your behalf and you retain full rights to use, rent, sell, or pass it on. We help set this up as part of your purchase.
A fideicomiso is a renewable 50-year bank trust required for foreign ownership of coastal or border property in Mexico. You have full beneficial rights — the bank simply holds legal title.
