Posted by gerald(tx) on October 19, 2005 at 16:32:46:
Mexican trusts are for 50yrs maximum. The trust is owned by a Mexican bank, who has the option to renew indefinitely.
The bank that owned mine agreed on included option, exercised in the year before expiration. Hence the 99+ years.
Just Mexican law.
gerald
Landlord in Mexico - Posted by JC in Seattle
Posted by JC in Seattle on October 18, 2005 at 09:13:22:
Anyone have information on risks being a landlord in Mexico? I am interested in any risks unique to Mexico and how to mitigate them. I am looking at investment condos in Puerto Vallarta.
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Re: Landlord in Mexico - Posted by gerald(tx)
Posted by gerald(tx) on October 18, 2005 at 13:24:42:
Several years ago, I bought a condo in Mexico. It had to be in a 99yr trust with me as the beneficiary, as I was not a Mexican citizen.
Also, financing was nowhere near as available as in the US, particularly to a non-resident. I understand things have loosened up somewhat in recent years, however.
gerald
Re: Landlord in Mexico - Posted by Me
Posted by Me on October 19, 2005 at 05:43:53:
LEGAL trusts in Mexico are good for no more then 10 years. Mexican law.