Why Choose Us

Rooted in Mexico. Built to protect Canadians.

Why Invest with Mexico Land Ventures?

We turn Mexico’s booming real estate market into secure, high-ROI opportunities for Canadian buyers—backed by legal expertise and local market insights.

Risk-Free Ownership

Fideicomiso trust setup for restricted zones (full control, no residency required).

End-to-End Support

Due diligence → Closing → Post-purchase tax/trust management.

High-Yield Potential

Coastal land: 8–12% annual appreciation (tourism/rental demand).

Step-by-Step Guide to Buying Land in Mexico

Our firm specializes in providing expert legal assistance to Canadian nationals who are interested in purchasing land in Mexico.

1️ ) Define Your Goals

Decide if the land is for investment, retirement, vacation, or development. This will determine the location, size, and legal structure needed.

2 ) Choose the Right Location

Work with Mexico Land Ventures to identify regions that match your vision—whether it’s coastal, rural, or near urban hubs.

3 ) Engage a Trusted Team

Hire a local notario (notary), legal advisor, and real estate expert to guide and protect your transaction.

4 ) Offer and Contract

Negotiate terms and sign a preliminary agreement (Offer to Purchase or Promise Agreement), often with a deposit (usually 5-10%).

5 ) Title Search & Due Diligence...this is where we do our best work!!

Your team will verify clear title, zoning, permits, and that the property is free of debts, liens, or disputes.

6 ) Choose Your Ownership Structure

Fideicomiso (bank trust) for land in the restricted zone (within 50 km of the coast or 100 km of borders) Mexican corporation if intended for business use Direct deed (outside restricted zone)

7 ) Set Up the Fideicomiso (if needed)

Our legal team arranges the bank trust. The bank holds title, but you retain full rights to sell, lease, will, or improve the land.

8 ) Finalize the Deed

Attend (or appoint a power of attorney) at closing with the notario to sign the deed. The notario registers the property with public records.

9 ) Pay Closing Costs

Typical costs: 4%-8% of purchase price, covering taxes, notary fees, trust setup, and registration.