Our firm has the strongest relationship representing International and National developers, buyers and sellers in all possible real estate transactions, including:

• Negotiation and draft of trust agreements for the acquisition of land by foreigners within or, out restricted areas for foreigners;

• Evaluating properties for certain desired development projects, including restricted areas for foreigners

• Reviewing, drafting and negotiating all types of sales and purchase agreements for homes, condominiums and land;

• Negotiating letters of intent and structuring joint ventures and limited partnerships for development;

• Interfacing with American tax counsel to maximize benefits of structuring Mexican business entities;

• Reviewing surveys, title policies and deed restrictions;

• Negotiating with debt and equity investors;

• Conducting extensive due diligence prior to significant land purchases;

• Coordinating with architects, engineers, and government officials for permits and other required entitlements and pre-development items such as utility capacity, drainage requirements and site development density;

• Obtaining beach concessions;

• Creating or evaluating condominium regimes, homeowners associations, beach club rules and deed restrictions; and

• Creating the necessary agreements for the construction, sale, and lease of various properties and developments.​​

• Due Diligence

• U.S. firms are strongly advised to conduct due diligence on a Mexican firm or individual before entering in any type of agreement. In Mexico’s larger cities, it is possible to hire a local consulting or law firm to obtain information about a company or individual. In addition, local chambers and associations can assist U.S. firms in locating economic reports on a particular firm.