We specialise in the five things that decide whether this goes well.
Not general assistance. Five specific areas where a foreigner in Mexico is most likely to lose money, lose time, or lose the right to stay.
Foreign ownership law
How a non-Mexican can lawfully hold Mexican property, and which structure fits which buyer.
- Restricted-zone determination, per property rather than per assumption
- Fideicomiso constitution, trustee selection, and lifetime cost modelling
- Mexican corporation as an alternative, and when it is the wrong answer
Residency and immigration
Getting you lawfully resident, and keeping you that way.
- Temporary and permanent routes, including the ones that are not financial
- Solvency evidence, and how consulates differ in practice
- Applications begun at consulate and completed in-country
Transaction protection
The part that decides whether you keep your money.
- Title verification at the Registro Público, from first principles
- Encumbrances, liens, arrears and the certificates that reveal them
- Seller identity, capacity, marital regime and inheritance status
Financing from abroad
Buying without a Mexican credit history or a Mexican income.
- Lenders who will actually write for a non-resident
- Structures that survive a foreign income and a foreign credit file
- Currency and transfer path, priced before you commit
Relocation advisory
Whether to come at all, and where, before anything is bought.
- Matching climate, healthcare, cost, language and community to a person
- The constraints that quietly eliminate most of the country
- Sequencing: what has to happen before what, and what can wait
Why you won’t find our people’s names here.
Most firms in this market put faces and biographies on a page. We don’t, and the reason is not modesty.
People known to coordinate foreign capital in Mexico attract the wrong kind of attention. Publishing who handles your transaction, and what they look like, would put them at risk and would eventually put clients at risk too. The same discretion we apply to your purchase applies to our own staff.
You will meet the person handling your case on the first call, by name. What we decline to do is publish it to everyone else.
What we will show you is the work: all 43 checks, published in full, and exactly how we operate. Judge us on that rather than on headshots.
Specialists are only useful once someone knows your situation.
The first call is where we work out which of these five you actually need.
Free. 45 minutes. No obligation.