
Fideicomiso or Corporation for owning real estate in Cabo?
Can You Change Your Property Structure in Mexico Without Selling? When buying property in Mexico, most foreigners acquire it through a fideicomiso (bank trust) or a Mexican corporation. A common question we get is: “If I start with one structure, can I move my property into another later on—without

Escrow Services Are Essential in Cabo Real Estate
For many Mexican nationals, the idea of using a closing attorney or an escrow service in a real estate transaction can feel unnecessary or even confusing. In most parts of Mexico, real estate is handled very differently than it is in Cabo. Buyers and sellers often close directly with the notary and

Building in Cabo: What Foreigners Need to Know Before Starting Construction
Building a home in Los Cabos offers the opportunity to create a truly custom property in one of the world’s most desirable coastal markets. However, construction in Baja California Sur comes with unique considerations that differ significantly from the U.S. or Canada. From permitting timelines to su
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