“Financing in Mexico?

Let’s keep it real.After 5 posts, if you're still watching Mexico instead of moving on it… that’s your decision.But here’s what I know from the ground:Prices are rising faster than most investors can keep up.Locals are buying.

You just need the right guidance.Tulum is still performing well, especially in luxury villas and boutique hotels, but there’s also a new wave of destinations that are booming—quietly, but powerfully.Here are 3 emerging markets in Mexico that are gaining serious momentum in 2025 and might just be your best chance to get in early:📍1.

This series will open your eyes to MEXICO in 2025 🇲🇽Have you considered investing outside the U.S.?

Sorry to be harsh, but someone had to say it.Most Airbnb listings in Mexico look like they were taken with a potato.Blurry photos.

Where is the property in Mexico?

What You’ll Owe When You Sell and How to Reduce ItLet’s talk about what happens after the sale — because that’s when the tax man knocks.In Mexico, capital gains tax is called the ISR (Impuesto Sobre la Renta).

(Comment: As a US citizen buying property in Mexico, it would be wonderful to see these forums expand to similar topics in foreign markets, wouldn't it?

Legal Trends Every Foreign Investor Should WatchLet’s wrap up this series by looking ahead.If you’re serious about real estate in Mexico, you shouldn’t just know how the system works today — you need to understand where it’s going.Here are the key legal and regulatory trends every foreign investor should track going into 2025:1.

The truth is: regulations around vacation rentals in Mexico are changing fast.