Owning Property in Baja Mexico with a Fideicomiso Bank Trust
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Owning Property in Mexico through a Fideicomiso

Owning Cabo Real Estate

Over one million Foreigners already own Real Estate in Mexico

Owning real estate in Baja is a simple reality. Thousands of new owners from many countries have realized their dream here. The process includes establishing a bank trust or Fideicomiso, as it's known here. This instrument allows you to enjoy all the rights and benefits of ownership while adhering to the letter of Mexican law. The details can be covered completely at your convenience but we have helped many people through this simple process to make their vacation or retirement process a reality.

Bank Trust (Fideicomiso)

In order to own coastal real estate the foreigner uses a bank trust, called a "Fideicomiso.” This instrument allows the Mexican bank of your choice to act as the purchaser of the property. The bank is the "trustee," and you are the "beneficiary" of the trust.

This agreement is very simple. Your bank (the trustee) takes instructions only from you (the beneficiary). All of the rights to the property are yours, therefore you are able to buy, sell, rent, or improve the property, etc. as you wish.

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From MEX 624 142 6039 | From US (949) 200 6640 | Email: info@bajasmart.com

The offer price is in USD dollars, current currency of the USA, in accordance with Art8 of the Monetary Law in force, the deed value will be in national currency at the exchange rate of the signing before a Notary Public. In accordance with NOM 247 of Profeco, the prices published in national currency are for information use only, resulting from the arithmetic multiplication of $20 per US dollar. Payment method: Cash. Financing not available.

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