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What will the property in Mexico be used for (vacation, investment
or rental purposes, a home for retirement?)?
- Is the location convenient to get to from your home (by car or
plane)?
- Get to know the area that you’re interested in, what activities/services
are available, especially services for senior citizens.
 
- Make sure you are buying your home in Mexico through a reputable
company
like ISO-9001 accredited Impulsa.
- Get accurate estimates of expected costs of closing and other fees
to make sure
you will be able to close on the deal.
 
- Be sure to remember that you’ll have to travel to your new
city at least a few times
(to visit/sign the contract and then to close) in one year.
- Do your research! Buying a home in Mexico is a big commitment,
so make sure your
new city has all the atmosphere and activities you want.
- Decide the best way for you to make your Real Estate investment
in Mexico based on
the options the developer offers (i.e., cash, deferred, mortgage,
etc.).
- Remember that the process of buying a home with a mortgage
is a relatively new process in Mexico . Be prepared to supply documents
such as recent pay stubs, proof
of residency (current water/gas/electricity bills), proof of ongoing
employment, etc.
to the mortgage company.
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