The Public Deed is the legal document that you need as proof that you is the owner of a property in Mexico; It is done before a notary public who certifies

The notary is a licensed legal professional, their primary role is to serve the public as an impartial witness when important documents are signed. In real estate transactions, they are in charge of calculating and collecting taxes, as well as how to guarantee the legality of the title transfer, among others.

The offer letter or letter of intent is the first document that you will sign once we have found your ideal property. This offer is accompanied by a guarantee deposit that ranges between USD 2,500 and USD 5,000.

It is a requirement established by Mexican law in which all real estate located near the borders or the maritime zone (restricted zone; 50 kilometers along the beaches and 100 kilometers along the borders) must be transferred to through a trust when the buyer is not a Mexican citizen.

Also known as ISABI (Tax on the acquisition of real estate) is a contribution on the purchase of land, house or apartment in order to guarantee before the Ministry of Finance and Public Credit (SAT) that the buyer owns the property . The tax is state and is decided by the finance secretary of each state.
You must also consider the annual property tax, known as Predial.

Most developers in the Riviera Maya offer direct pre-sale financing; You can purchase a pre-sale property with a 30% down payment, negotiate a payment plan throughout the construction of the project or opt for a project that allows you to pay 70% of the value of the property upon delivery.
Every real estate transaction is different; You can always design a strategy that suits your needs.

Remember that each real estate transaction is different, the range of oscillation to
consider approximate is between 4% and 8% of the value of the property.
(You can use our “closing cost” calculator by entering the location of your interest