When a Mexican National Buys Real Estate From a U.S. Seller, What Happens to the Fideicomiso?
When a Mexican National Buys From a U.S. Seller, What Happens to the Fideicomiso?I sat down recently with Eduardo Tapia, a real estate attorney here in Cabo, to talk through a transaction I'd just seen play out: a U.S. citizen selling a high-dollar property held in a fideicomiso — and the buyer was
Land Is the Hardest Thing to Sell in Baja and Here's When It Works
Full disclosure before anything else: we sell land. We have active land listings right now. So take what follows as coming from someone with skin in it, which is exactly why we would rather you read the real numbers here than find them out later. The numbers: 288 land sales, 785 failed listings Land
Do You Need Two Fideicomisos for Land and a House Built in Mexico?
No, You Don't Need Two Fideicomisos for Your Land and Your House A buyer reached out recently with a question that comes up more than people think: he'd bought a piece of land, spent three or four years building on it, and now wanted to know — does he need a separate fideicomiso for the house, on to
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