Wire Fraud in Mexican Real Estate: What You Need to Know
Wire fraud is unfortunately a global problem, and real estate transactions are not exempt. Even here in Cabo, we’ve heard of cases in the past couple of years where buyers fell victim to fraudulent schemes. Thankfully, our law firm has never had one of these issues, but the risk is real, and it’s im
Subdividing Land in Mexico: What Buyers and Developers Need to Know
If someone buys a large parcel of land—say five hectares (about 12 acres)—a common question is how difficult it is to subdivide that land into individual lots for resale. The good news is that subdividing is not usually very difficult, but it does require careful planning and compliance with local r
Why Are There So Many Unfinished or Dilapidated Buildings in Mexico?
When I’m out on property tours in Los Cabos, clients often ask me the same question. We’ll drive past a half-built condo tower or an abandoned-looking structure, and someone will say: “Why isn’t anyone fixing that up? Back in the U.S., an investor would buy it, renovate it, and turn it into somethin
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