YES, a foreigner may acquire and own rights to real estate most anywhere in Mexico. There are a million American citizens living in Mexico and near 70 million baby boomers considering retirement. With equal or better housing values, a lower cost of living, lower health care costs and the wonderful climate - Mexico is fast becoming a serious retirement alternative for many Americans. Find Mexico foreign investment information for the foreign investor.

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Investing in Mexico can be a safe and rewarding experience and there is an ever increasing number of professional and honest business people to deal with in Mexico. Our mission is to help you find qualified professionals while avoiding some of the historic pitfalls which have been associated with doing business in a Mexico. Visit the Mexico Foreign Investment section for more about foreign investment in Mexico.

All Mexico real estate and business transactions are processed by a local Notario Publico. A Mexico Notario Publico is a licensed attorney and among a select/privileged few that are licensed by the Mexico government to process and record property and business transactions, collect taxes and arbitrate disputes, among other permitted services. Notario fees are not regulated and it is most helpful to ask for a fee schedule and seek a competitive bid when possible. As in any business, there are reliable Notarios and not so reliable Notarios.

Caution: A Notario Publico performs his services without liability and does NOT represent either party. The Notario is not liable for defects in title and the Notario is certainly not liable for lack of disclosure from the seller.

Click on Mexico Map region or State name and find real estate investment information for Baja, Sonora, Sinaloa, Nayarit, Jalisco, Colima, Michoacan, Guerrero, Oaxaca, Tamaulipas, Vera Cruz, Tabasco, Campeche, Yucatan and Quintana Roo.