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If I’m an International Buyer, can I buy a property in Mexico?
Yes! You can buy real estate in Mexico, regardless of your immigration status in Mexico.
What is a "restricted zone"?
The Mexican Government considers a "restricted zone" an area located beyond 100 km (62 miles) away from the border, or beyond 50 km (31 miles) from the coasts.
International buyers have restrictions when it comes to purchase a property whithin this zone.
I am a US or Canadian citizen. Can I buy in restricted zones?
Yes, you can! International buyers can purchase a property in a restricted zone through a trust in whose name the property is deeded, and you will have the usufruct of the property.
How safe are trusts in Mexico?
The trust institutions are usually Mexican banks, which have all the certifications and solidity ensuring a safe purchase for you.
How long does the purchase process take?
Depending on your income and credit history, it can be a quick process: only 3 to 4 weeks.
I work abroad and I can't prove my income. Can I buy a house in Mexico?
Yes. We have savings schemes with which you can prove your income. At the same time, they allow you to save for your down payment.
At the end of the term, if you did't miss any payment, your loan is guaranteed.
Does Mexico Mortgage Hub charge me anything for arranging the credit?
No, we won't charge you anything.
We are mortgage brokers specializing in international financing. We will not charge you any fee. The banks pay us a commission for our services.