Legal Resources for Foreign Buyers

Honoring the Past, Securing the Future: A Día de Muertos Guide to Protecting Your Real Estate Legacy in Mexico Día de Muertos celebrates life and…

Foreigners can buy in Mexico's restricted zone through a bank trust or a Mexican company. Here is what each one allows, what it costs you in paperwork, and which fits your plans.

What to Do About Hidden Defects in Riviera Maya Real Estate Found problems after buying your property? Understand your rights regarding vicios ocultos and how…

Why Riviera Maya Real Estate Disputes Happen (And How to Fight Back) A guide for foreign investors on developer fraud, contract breaches, and property delays…

Missed a Property Payment in Riviera Maya? You May Not Lose Your Investment. Learn how Mexico’s Consumer Protection Law helps buyers who default on property…

Flipping a Contract? Understanding the Tax on Assignment of Rights in Mexico Many foreign investors are surprised by the tax on assignment of rights in…

Flipping a Pre-Sale Property? The Power of Assignment of Rights in Mexican Real Estate Discover why securing a “Cesión de Derechos” clause in your contract…

Join the Foreign Buyer Awareness Program: Turn Your Struggle into Strength Learn how the Foreign Buyer Awareness (FBA) Program is protecting investors by turning shared…

Recovering Legal Fees in Mexico Real Estate Disputes: A Buyer’s Guide Wondering if you can get your attorney fees back after a property dispute in…

APEX Miami 2025 Wrap-Up: Answering Your Top Questions About Riviera Maya Real Estate From the Yucatan’s unique cultural appeal to Mexico’s new 2025 AML law,…

PeninsuLawyers Shines at APEX Miami 2025: Day Two Highlights Our founder, José Bolio Halloran, took the global stage to share his strategic vision on legal…

PeninsuLawyers Makes a Splash on Day 1 of APEX 2025 in Miami! Reporting from the premier real estate summit, our team is connecting with investors…