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Closing on a real estate transaction in Mexico, particularly in Puerto Vallarta and Riviera Nayarit, requires a structured process to ensure legal compliance and financial security. Whether you’re a foreign investor or a local buyer, following these steps will help you navigate the closing process smoothly.

This guide outlines the key stages of closing a property purchase in Mexico.

1. Finalizing the Purchase Agreement

Before closing, a purchase agreement (Contrato de Compraventa) is signed between the buyer and seller. This contract outlines:

(âś”) Final sales price and payment terms.
(âś”) Property details, including title and ownership status.
(âś”) Closing timeline and conditions.

(Important Note) Related Guide: Understanding the Notarial &…

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Understanding the Notarial and Legal Process for Real Estate Transactions in Mexico's Beach Zones

When buying real estate in Puerto Vallarta and Riviera Nayarit, understanding the notarial and legal process is essential to ensure your investment is secure and legally compliant. This guide outlines the role of the notary public, key legal steps, and common pitfalls to avoid when purchasing property in Mexico’s coastal areas.

1. The Role of the Notary Public in Puerto Vallarta Real Estate Transactions

In Mexico, real estate transactions must be finalized by a notary public (Notario Público). Unlike in the U.S. or Canada, notaries in Mexico are high-ranking legal officials appointed by the government. Their responsibilities include:

(âś”) Verifying…

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