Initial property review
We review the available documentation and can confirm the initial status of recorded liens, property tax obligations, and trustee-bank fees when applicable.
Buying property in Baja California Sur
A more organized way to move toward your property purchase.
We coordinate the people, documents, and next steps involved in a purchase structured through a fideicomiso, so you can make decisions with a clearer picture of the process.
For foreign buyers
Buying through a fideicomiso requires coordinated roles.
A fideicomiso is the structure commonly used for foreign ownership in Mexico’s restricted zone. It involves the buyer, seller, trustee bank, Mexican notary office, and other independent professionals. Our role is to keep the process organized and to make the next requirement understandable.
What we coordinate before closing.
Every transaction is different. The work is adapted to the property, its documentation, and the parties involved.
Title-search coordination
When a formal title search is needed, we coordinate the work with an independent specialist provider and follow up on the required documentation.
Costs and requirements
Before the process begins, we identify the foreseeable taxes, closing costs, rights, and third-party fees so there are fewer surprises later.
Closing coordination
We organize communication among the parties and follow the transaction through signing, filings, and the agreed post-closing steps.
How the process is organized.
A clear sequence does not replace the work of independent professionals; it makes the process easier to follow.
Review
We identify the available documents, missing information, and the intended structure of the purchase.
Coordinate
We connect the requirements of the trustee bank, Mexican notary office, seller, and other providers.
Prepare
We follow the documentation, cost information, and steps required before signing.
Follow through
After signing, we track the agreed filings, pending authorizations, and final documents.
Independent notaries, trustee banks, appraisers, surveyors, government offices, escrow providers, and other specialists maintain their own professional scope, fees, availability, and requirements.
Start with the right information
Discuss your transaction before you move forward.
Tell us where you are in the process and what you know about the property. We will help you identify the next sensible step.