October 2025 – Kreto Real Estate Properties

Can I Legally Rent My Property in Mexico? What You Need to Know Before Listing

Yes—foreigners can rent their homes in Mexico. The key is doing it legally and smoothly: the right ownership setup, local compliance, and a simple tax routine.

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Mérida Is Just for Retirees? Myth or Reality

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What is a Fideicomiso and Why Do I Need One?

If you’re a foreign buyer looking at coastal or border-area property in Mexico, you’ll hear this word early: fideicomiso. Here’s what it is, where it applies, how it works, what it costs, and which alternatives exist—so you can buy confidently.