Evictions in Mexico
In Mexico, screening tenants carefully up front is always the better approach because the eviction process is long, costly, and frustrating. Proper due diligence—such as verifying income, employment, references, and ideally requiring a guarantor (aval) who owns property in Mexico—significantly reduc
Buying Property in Mexico with Dual Citizenship: Should You Use a Fideicomiso?
One of the most common questions I receive from clients with dual citizenship is whether they should take advantage of their Mexican nationality to avoid a fideicomiso (bank trust) when buying property in Mexico. A typical scenario looks like this: you’re a U.S. resident, you hold both American and
Real Estate Attorney in Cabo - Top Cabo Real Estate Legal Questions
Mexico vs. Dominican Republic Taxes: Common Misconceptions Many foreign buyers—especially Americans—compare Mexico to places like the Dominican Republic, where temporary “zero tax” programs may exist. While those programs can sound attractive, they are often misunderstood. In Mexico, there is a misc
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