Maybe people looking to retire in Mexico are interested in owning property in Mexico. But there's a lot of confusion about whether foreigners can own property in Mexico. The good news is that it's totally possible. It's just a little different depending on which part of the country you're buying in. And this video will explain it all!

The Mexican Constitution restricts foreign ownership of property. But like all things in Mexico, there's a way around this. And this way around is totally legitimate too! A trusted real estate agent can help.

Gordon Wilson, realtor with Baja Life Realty walks Fideicomisos with us. [ Ссылка ] or gordon@bajaliferealty.com

A Fideicomiso is a bank trust that allow foreigners to buy property within 100km of the international borders and 50km of the ocean. They add some cost to the closing and also have a recurring annual fee of around $500USD. But owning a home in Mexico is affordable compared to similar places in the America or Canada.

It's also possible to form a Mexican corporation to own property. But this is more common for larger parcels (bigger than 1/2 acre) or when someone is buying multiple properties.

In the interior of Mexico, foreigners only need one form to buy property. (agreeing that they will be treated just like Mexicans.)

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