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KM 2.6 Carretera Punta Mita Amura 904 La Cruz de Huanacaxtle, NAYARIT
3 Beds 2.5 Baths 2,377 SqFt
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Yes, by placing the property in a bank trust. (Fideicomiso)
It is common practice that the buyer pays the transfer of acquisition tax and all other closing costs, including the Notary’s fees and expenses, while the seller pays his capital gains tax and the broker’s commission.
Yes, laws passed in 1973 and 1993 have made it possible for foreigners, foreign firms, and Mexican firms with foreign participation to acquire interests in coastal real estate through a bank trust.
No, there are a number of ways to manage the closing as long as you have your paperwork in order
The closing costs, excluding the transfer taxes, vary from 3% to 5% of the selling price.
Normally there are five players involved in a real estate transaction. These are the real estate company(ies), the seller, the buyer, a bank, and a Public Notary.
Coriandrum satvium, more commonly known as cilantro, is one herb that people tend to love or really totally dislike. It’s one of the ingredients of Mexican salsa (known as Pico de Gallo to people from up north). In Puerto Vallarta, you won’t find a traditional
The Sleeping WarriorFables abound in Mexico and are retold, embellished and treasured by everyone from schoolchildren to grandmothers. Puerto Vallarta, though a younger settlement than perhaps some of the ancient cities in the central part of the country, has many of her own tales full
Soon it will be Day of the Dead and we wouldn’t be caught dead in Puerto Vallarta without a good recipe for Day of the Dead Bread! Pan Muerto in Spanish is traditional bread that is shared at either the shine for the departed or
Voting From Afar We agree with those in Puerto Vallarta who are intent on discussing the issue that the upcoming election in the United States is going to be one of the most important events in the history of the country. If one party wins,
