Having your assets protected doesn't depend on luck, but on having the correct documentation. These are the three key documents that back and protect your property in Mexico.
1. Public deed registered with the Public Registry
It is the document that proves you are the legal owner. Signing it is not enough: it must be registered with the Public Property Registry so that it has full validity against third parties.
2. Certificate of no liens
Confirms that your property is free of mortgages, liens, or restrictions. It is your guarantee that no one else has rights over the property.
3. Property tax and water bill up to date
Keeping property taxes and utilities paid avoids debts that could become a legal problem or prevent a future sale.
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Also keep the appraisal, the blueprints, and, for condominiums, the bylaws and proof of no outstanding maintenance fees.
At SEAX Real Estate, backed by Saucedo Abogados, we check that your property —or the one you are going to buy— is fully in order. That is our real estate legal protection.
Do you have questions about your purchase or sale?
A SEAX Real Estate advisor will guide you with no obligation, backed by the legal support of Saucedo Abogados.
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