We guide you through every legal step of purchasing property in Mexico, to ensure smooth, secure and successful purchase.
Escape the Cold. Own the Dream! Tired of volatile markets, trade wars, freezing winters, and over-regulated real estate? Canada is great—but it’s not where freedom lives. Raw land in Mexico offers real value, real opportunity, and real lifestyle returns.
Buying property in a foreign country can be complex, but with the right guidance, it doesn’t have to be.
Not sure where to invest? Let us help you identify some key cities that are currently rapidly appreciating in value!
FAQS
Yes—Canadians can own land through a fideicomiso (bank trust) or a Mexican corporation, depending on location and use.
A fideicomiso is a bank trust that allows foreigners to own land within the restricted zones (like coastal or border regions). The bank holds the title, but you control, sell, rent, or pass it on like any other property.
Yes, but they’re very low—often just a few hundred dollars per year compared to Canadian rates.
Is financing available for Canadian buyers?
Most land sales are cash deals, but private seller financing is sometimes available. We can connect you with trusted sources.
No—you can buy remotely using a power of attorney and a trusted notario (notary). We handle the local side.
We work with experienced legal teams and notarios to verify all titles and documentation before purchase.
Most of the land we offer is build-ready, but building timelines depend on location, zoning, and permits. We help guide that process.
Minimal—property taxes, optional maintenance, and annual fideicomisofees (if applicable).
Mexico’s real estate market is growing. Coastal and vacation-friendly lots can yield strong ROI through resale or development.
Prices are still affordable in many emerging regions—but demand is rising. Early investors secure the best locations and long-term gains.
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