Can Foreigners Buy Property in Mexico in 2025?

_{Can Foreigners Buy Property in Mexico? (Yes – Here’s How)}

Many believe foreigners can’t own land near the coast in Mexico. But that’s a myth.
Thanks to the fideicomiso (real estate trust), you can legally buy, rent, sell, and pass down property—even in Riviera Maya, Tulum, Playa del Carmen, and Cancún.

🔐 What Is a Fideicomiso?
A fideicomiso is a bank-held trust (HSBC, Banorte, or Scotiabank) that allows foreigners to own property in restricted zones—within 50 km of the coast or 100 km of borders.

• • The bank is the legal owner, but you are the beneficiary—meaning you control all rights: use, rent, sell, or leave it to heirs.

  • The trust is renewable every 50 years—practically permanent.

  • Fully recognized by the Mexican government and courts.

💡 Fun Fact: The fideicomiso was created in 1973 to attract foreign investment—and it works.

At DS Investment Solutions, I handle the entire fideicomiso process for you—from application to notary signing—so you never have to worry.

📍 Why Invest in Quintana Roo?

• • Choose Your Property
    Work with a licensed agent who knows local laws, pricing, and developer reputation. I validate all properties before showing them to clients.

  • Sign the Promise of Sale Agreement
    A legally binding contract (like your Agreement of Purchase and Sale) that includes deposit, payment schedule, and delivery date.

  • Apply for the Fideicomiso
    Submit:

    • Valid passport

    • Proof of address (e.g., utility bill)

1. Close with a Notary Public
   Mexican notaries are government-licensed lawyers. I coordinate everything—you just show up (in person or via power of attorney).

🚫 5 Costly Mistakes Most Investors Make

• Working with an unlicensed “local agent” → No legal accountability

• Buying without verifying fideicomiso status → Risk of title disputes

• Ignoring developer reputation → Risk of delays or poor quality

• Not planning for rental management → Lost income, damage

• Assuming all agents speak English & understand tax law → Stress

✅ Solution: Work with a licensed agent in both Canada and Mexico—like me.

💡 How to Sell or Assign Your Contract for Maximum Profit

You can assign your pre-construction contract before making the next payment—locking in profit without construction risk.

Real Example:
A Canadian investor bought a unit in Ocean Village, Playa del Carmen for $938K MXN. By delivery, it was worth $1.16M MXN. She assigned the contract and walked away with $187,000 in profit.

✅ No construction risk
✅ No rental management
✅ All future payments assumed by the new buyer

✅ Why You Need a Licensed Agent (Not Just a “Local Fixer”)

As a Licensed Realtor in Ontario and Quintana Roo, I offer:

• ✅ Legal compliance — I review contracts, title, and developer reputation

• ✅ Investor-focused advice — rental income, tax efficiency, exit strategy

• ✅ CRM & automation — Salesforce and HubSpot keep you updated

• ✅ Bilingual, cross-border support — I speak your language, understand your concerns

🔍 Search “Daniele Sica real estate Mexico” — and you’ll find the only agent with dual licensing and proven results.

📄 Free Resource: Checklist for Buying in Mexico

✅ Verify developer’s track record
✅ Confirm active fideicomiso or title
✅ Review payment schedule and delivery date
✅ Understand assignment rights
✅ Hire a licensed, bilingual agent
✅ Plan for rental management or resale
✅ Get legal guidance (included with DS Investment Solutions)

📞 Ready to Invest with Confidence?
Whether you’re buying a beachfront condo, pre-construction unit, or rental portfolio, I’m here to guide you—from first inquiry to title transfer.

As a Canadian investor myself, I understand your concerns:
“Is this legal?”
“Will I lose my money?”
“Can I resell easily?”

The answer is yes—if you do it right.

🌴 Get Your Free Copy:
👉 Download Now: The Canadian & American Investor’s Guide to Buying Property in Quintana Roo
📞 +1-647-863-3078 | 📧 dsinvsolutions@gmail.com | 🌐 www.dsinvsolutions.com