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Urbanization Permits
We manage through the team of professionals to help obtain any type of construction permits and other urban planning licenses with great understanding of issues such as: merger, subdivision,...
Appraisal in Mexico
There are three types of real estate appraisals in Mexico that you should know about before purchasing property in the country: Tax (Catastral) Bank (Bancario) and Commercial (Comercial). Tax...
Bank Trust
With more and more Foreigners owning property in Mexico, it is increasingly common to have the issue of Estate Planning or ownership of real estate require some involvement of...
Corporate – Joint Ventures
When doing business abroad it is always important to know how law may vary from one country to another, especially if we want to prevent or avoid having problems...
Not all land is titled land
After the 1910-1917 Revolution, most of Mexico’s lands were divided into Ejidos: large land parcels which were owned collectively by many different people —often groups of families— who had...
Real Estate Investment Limitations for Foreigners
The real estate industry in Mexico is regulated be the Political Constitution of Mexican; however, purchasing a property also involves complying with Federal, state and municipal laws. “Our Mexican...
Assistance To Apply For Residency In Mexico
For the immigration office in Mexico: Our associates will complete the online form(s) for your procedure and write the necessary letter(s) in Spanish. These documents will be emailed to you...
The Legal System in Mexico
The Mexican legal system is based in civil law it contains very unique components, although it is inspired specially by the French legal system, and has also adopted some...
Foreign Investment in Mexico
Although Mexican law establishes as a general rule that foreign investors may invest in Mexico without the need of any prior authorization, the law reserved certain activities to be...
Tax Consultants
Resident individuals are subject to Mexican income tax on their worldwide income, regardless of their nationality. Non-residents, including Mexican citizens who can prove residence for tax purposes in a...
