Investing in Mexican Real Estate: Key Facts

Foreigners staying in Mexico for an extended period of time (usually greater than a few months) will probably find the rental of a property—or perhaps a purchase— better value than staying at a hotel for the whole time.

Others may just want a home in the sun 'down Mexico way' as a place to stay on holiday and rent at other times, or even as future retirement home in Mexico.

Whether it's cheaper to rent or buy during a stay in Mexico depends on where you are staying, and what your requirements are.

Property prices in Mexico have risen substantially in recent years, especially near the coast, but value may be sought with time and patience. Property in Mexico can also surrender an annual rental income, depending on where the property is situated. Cost of ongoing ownership is also relatively low in Mexico (maintenance, taxes, etc).

Today, Mexico has a lot to offer property investors.

This page outlines the key facts about property ownership in Mexico. The accompanying guides in this section are comprehensive, dealing with matters such as buying real estate in Mexico, property rentals, financing your Mexican real estate, working with realty professionals in Mexico and taking care of house maintenance and home security.

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Mexico Real Estate Investment - Key Facts Summary

Whatever reasons you may have, a property investment in Mexico can offer good value for your money; but as with all property investments, you'll need to do your homework first. Our guides share key local knowlege you need to help you with your research and planning. Here is a summary of the key facts:

Foreigners CAN own property in Mexico

Foreigners can own property in Mexico, even near the border and coastal areas, and you don't need to have a resident permit in order to be a land-owner. Read our Guide to Buying and Selling Real Estate in Mexico for full details.

Rental Accommodation is Affordabe in Mexico

If you plan to stay in Mexico for an extended period of time, but you aren't ready to purchase immediately, taking a rental may be a convenient and highly affordable option for you, instead of paying for hotels or apart-hotels. The Mexican rental market offers variety and flexibility, not to mention a good way to scope out houses and neigborhoods where you might want to buy one day. You may also want to consider Mexico as a destination to buy a second home to rent out when you are not there if it's near a vacation spot, and perhaps, even as part of your retirement plans. Read our Guide to Renting Property in Mexico.

Real Estate for Long Term Residency

There are many ins and outs of relocating and setting up a home in a foreign country. Mexico is no exception and your plans should include plenty of preliminary investigation about the aspects that will help you build a successful life situation in your adopted country. For extensive guides and local knowledge about creating a new life in Mexico, connect to our Guide to Living and Working.

Real Estate for Retirement in Mexico

If you want to buy property in Mexico as part of your retirement planning strategy, you will find that getting a permit to reside in Mexico is a formality provided that you can prove a regular income and fulfill the straightforward retirement criteria. Connect to the section on Mexperience about Retirement in Mexico for extensive guides and information.

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