
Do You Need Two Fideicomisos for Land and a House Built in Mexico?
No, You Don't Need Two Fideicomisos for Your Land and Your House A buyer reached out recently with a question that comes up more than people think: he'd bought a piece of land, spent three or four years building on it, and now wanted to know — does he need a separate fideicomiso for the house, on to

What Happens to Your Mexican Property When You Die — And Why a Fideicomiso Changes That
The Fideicomiso Benefit Nobody Mentions: It's Not About Taxes, It's About Probate Ask most buyers why they need a fideicomiso and you'll get the same answer: "It's the law for coastal property." True. But after 10 years doing this in Cabo, I can tell you the real value of a fideicomiso has almost no

Quivira to Todos Santos: Breaking Down the Pacific Real Estate Market
The Pacific Side of Los Cabos Is Not One Real Estate Market When people talk about the Pacific side of Los Cabos, they often describe it as if it were one real estate market. It isn't. The Pacific side stretches from the luxury golf communities immediately outside Cabo San Lucas through areas like C
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