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Ciro Antonio Martínez Morales
  • Real Estate Agent
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0/4 Financing in Mexico? Yes, Even If You’re Not a Resident

Ciro Antonio Martínez Morales
  • Real Estate Agent
Posted

“It’s too hard.”
“You have to be a resident.”
“Financing in Mexico? No way.”

These are just a few of the things I hear constantly from U.S. and Canadian investors.
And yet… I’ve helped dozens of them finance real estate in Mexico legally, safely, and without touching their home equity.

The truth?
Financing for foreigners in Mexico exists.
You just won’t hear much about it unless you know where to look.

That’s why I’m launching this 4-part series to break it down clearly:

  1. - What foreign financing in Mexico actually looks like (and how it works)

  2. - What documents and income proof you really need

  3. - What kind of properties qualify and which ones don’t

  4. - How to protect yourself from rookie mistakes when financing abroad

I’ve seen investors go from total confusion to owning cash-flowing assets in paradise without trying to “figure it out” alone.

Let’s unpack what no one’s talking about.

  • Ciro Antonio Martínez Morales
  • [email protected]