MENU
Frequent Asked Questions
We know that buying, selling, or renting a property in a beach area can raise many questions. Here we answer some of the most common questions to help you through the process.
Yes, foreigners can purchase beach properties through a bank trust or by establishing a company in Mexico. This allows them to have the same property rights as Mexican citizens.
In addition to the property price, you must consider expenses such as acquisition taxes, notary fees, deed registration, and escrow (if applicable). There are also maintenance costs and, in some cases, condominium fees.
Certainly it is. Beachfront properties typically increase in value over time and can generate attractive income through vacation or long-term rentals. We can help you find options that fit your goals.
If you're looking to rent your property, we offer a management and administration service, where we'll handle marketing, selecting reliable tenants, managing payments, and coordinating maintenance.
Some of the most attractive areas with high added value are: Bacalar – Growing, ideal for green investment. Costa Maya & Mahahual – Pristine beaches with tourism potential. Tulum – High demand and strong growth.