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:- What foreign financing in Mexico actually looks like (and how it works)- What documents and income proof you really need- What kind of properties qualify and which ones don’t- How to protect yourself from rookie mistakes when financing abroadI’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.

@Jaycee Greene if I can identify the cost to build, I could then ascertain whether it is worthwhile to jump through the hoop 

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Quote from @Jaycee Greene: Quote from @Lauritz M.: Hello everybody!

@Jaycee Greene A year or so.  

Quote from @V.G Jason: Quote from @Jaycee Greene: Quote from @V.G Jason: Quote from @Jaycee Greene: Quote from @V.G Jason: Quote from @Jaycee Greene: Quote from @V.G Jason: What percent of that 40 properties were bought 2022 or prior, and how much did that makeup of the 5.6M of equity in 2024?

We've color-coded the list with red = crooks, yellow = incompetent and green = okay.

Quote from @Charlie Green: I’m finalizing a $100k private note at 30 % APR to fund multiple flips (one property pledged as junior lien).

@Jaycee Greene The property is in Garfield Park.