The topic of medical insurance for expats is a complicated one. Some expats living abroad keep their medical insurance back home to cover them for some medical emergencies or may choose to purchase private medical … Read more
Paying cash in the forms of notes and coins is still the most popular way of purchasing whatever you need in Mexico rather than by credit card or debit cards. Despite modern times where utilizing … Read more
Notary public attorneys in the United States cannot be compared to a notary public in Mexico. Anyone with the right training can become a Notary Public in the US, while only experienced lawyers who pass … Read more
Will you be retiring soon? If you are, then you may have been thinking about where you would like to spend your retirement. Will you spend your retirement in your current hometown? Will you spend … Read more
Fideicomiso is a Mexican real estate trust which a Mexican bank of your choosing holds on your behalf. A fideicomiso is necessary for all foreigners wishing to purchase Mexican real estate that is located within … Read more
Ever wondered what the difference is between condo hotels and timeshare? Perhaps, you have been invited to view a condo hotel when looking for real estate and are a little confused as to why your … Read more
Tipping is expected wherever you live or visit, including Mexico. If you don’t tip in Mexico it is not illegal, but is certainly bad “karma.” You should remember that most people who work in the … Read more
If you are considering buying real estate in Mexico, it is likely that you’re wondering which currency you will use to make the payment; while the official currency here is, of course, the Mexican Peso, … Read more
If you think owning a condo hotel and a timeshare is the same thing, then think again. As a timeshare owner, you have permission to use the property, but you don’t have deeded ownership like … Read more
If you think owning a condo hotel and a timeshare is the same thing, then think again. As a timeshare owner, you have permission to use the property, but you don’t have deeded ownership like … Read more