Category: Real Estate

This is the common question I received on my webinars or when I have clients in my car. Hi there, I am Alfonso Poncho Davalos,

There’s no denying the gay community has had a huge impact on Puerto Vallarta, especially Puerto Vallarta real estate market. One only has to look

Puerto Vallarta Real Estate: Escrow In Mexico. Escrow in Mexico: Is it mandatory? When buying real estate in the U.S. or Canada, it is a

Puerto Vallarta Real Estate Choose The Right Attorney. Starting a new life in a different country is a big adventure because you have to deal

In Mexico Hire A Real Estate Attorney Or Closing Coordinator? The precept that lawyers have the legal and moral obligation to act in their client’s

Puerto Vallarta Real Estate: Condo Developer Due Diligence. Is the developer providing you with the right information previous to the sale? The real estate business

Puerto Vallarta Real Estate Magazine The Sales Contract. Lady Justice is an international symbol of law and justice. She is always portrayed holding a balance

New Condo HOA ByLaws: What Is The Correct Process?  Maybe you are asking this question “My HOA association is proposing new Condo ByLaws: What is

Are All Condo HOA Resolutions Enforceable?  Upcoming HOA annual meetings are just around the corner. It is that time of the year when you’ll discuss

Substitute Beneficiary: Does Your Fidecomiso Match Your Will? If you own a condo in Puerto Vallarta, then you are fully aware that foreigners must use

What HOA Finances To Check When Buying A Condo In Puerto Vallarta? Proper financial verification is just a preventive measure that is applicable in many

Puerto Vallarta Real Estate Getting Clear Title In Mexico Deprivation of property in Mexico: is your title clear?  Imagine you buy a home in Mexico,

Can I Own Beachfront Property in Mexico? Puerto Vallarta Real Estate. Yes you can thru the fideicomiso trust agreement. This is a summary of the

Here are 4 priorities for property buyers for Puerto Vallarta real estate or condos for sale. One: Access to Information Insist on a comparative market