🏡 5 Things About Buying in Mexico That Might Surprise You
1. Titles, trusts, and tequila — oh my!
You can absolutely own property in Mexico, but if it’s near the coast (hi, Puerto Vallarta), you’ll need a fideicomiso (bank trust). It’s normal. It’s legal. Don’t freak out — but do understand what you're signing.
2. Not all agents are created equal.
There’s no MLS or licensing requirement like in the States. Anyone with a pulse and a Polo shirt can claim to be an “agent.” Work with someone *experienced, connected,* and actually reputable. (Hi, that's me 👋)
3. The listing price is a suggestion, not a command.
Negotiation is expected. But lowball offers can offend. Knowing the market is key — and so is having a savvy local who knows when to push and when to play nice.
4. Cash is king. Mortgages are available.
Most transactions here are cash. Financing exists, but it is a good idea to have your mortgage approval already in place. Be prepared to move fast if you find *the* place — or risk losing it to someone who came ready.
5. The real shocker? This is a long-term wealth move.
Buying in PV isn’t just about a cute casa or Airbnb cash. It’s about diversifying outside the U.S., planting a flag, and living your damn dream. That’s worth doing right.
If you’re still reading, you’re my kind of person — brave, bold, and maybe a little done with the B.S.
Whether you're dreaming about PV or already packing, let's make this move smart, strategic, and soulful.
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