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The Mexico real estate Purchasing Process starts from the selection of an experienced agent. Identification of your needs and property types, your budget, and selection of property options that meet your criteria. Preparing the offer to purchase, setting up escrow and earnest money, and then preparing the promissory contract are normal processes. Once contract agreed and signed, the bank trust is established at which time the appointment with the Notary Public is realized. All documentation from the seller and the property are then verified and assured that legal transfer can occur. Once notarized, the new title is then passed to he Public Registry for property registration in public records.

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What things should we check on the walkthrough of our new condominium in Puerto Vallarta?

April 21, 2010 Mexico Buyers Agent

Have the developer’s representative sign and date the punch list and keep a copy for your records. The items listed “needing attention”, are delivered to the developer and a timeline should be agreed upon so that he can repair such items.

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What is the role of a Notario Publico in Puerto Vallarta Real Estate?

April 10, 2010 Mexico Notary Public

There are profound differences between a Notary public in the US and the Notario Publico in Mexico.  In the US, the public Notary might be a bank clerk, secretary at the office, or practice any other occupation.  In Mexico real estate, the Notario Publico must have a law degree, verifiable experience, pass a rigorous exam [...]

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What to WATCH OUT for in a Mexico Real Estate Contract when Purchasing Mexican Properties; Tips from a Panel of Experts

November 3, 2009 Authors

For your Mexico Real Estate purchase, the promissory contract is a legal document of very high importance.  When negotiating this contract, it is important to make sure the contract includes all the elements that make it legal, that it includes conditions in your favour, and that it does not include conditions which can cause problems [...]

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Top 5 Most Common Mistakes Made By Non-Mexicans When Buying Property In Mexico

October 29, 2009 AMPI

Mexico Real Estate offers many great opportunities.  However, because of the fact that laws and processes are different here in Mexico, many non-Mexican buyers make costly errors because they don’t take the time find the information they need first.  In some cases when buying Mexico homes, the new buyers even make blunders that they would [...]

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