By Liliana Elena Gonzalez
@mexatua
All mexican cell phones must be registered by April 10th 2010.
The process is very easy for Mexicans, all it takes is to send a Message with the CURP number (this is a unique number assigned by the government) .
Foreigners living in Mexico can register their cell phone through the company
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By Liliana Elena Gonzalez
@mexatua
I ran across a good friend yesterday morning in the COSTCO parking lot in Morelia. We caught up and had a nice talk. Before we left she asked me to do her WILL next year at 2 per 1 because she also has a friend who needs it. I told her I
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By Liliana Elena Gonzalez
@mexatua
If you own property in México and you need to rent it out, I have some suggestions to help you being protected in case something goes wrong (rentors not paying rent on time, or not paying at all, causing damage to your property or building, fixing anything without your permission, causing problems
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By Liliana Elena Gonzalez
@mexatua
Unless you’re significantly experienced in the buying process and you speak Spanish fluently and you are familiar with legal paperwork, it will be wise to hire a real estate lawyer. Legal representation will provide peace-of-mind (someone looking out for your interests).
Here are ten reasons why:
1.- There is no specific law for real
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By Liliana Gonzalez
I am so happy, I am overhelmed with emotion! Again, I am feeling butterflies in my stomach just like I felt when I got my attorney’s license in 1979. I have got my Realtor’s license!
Last year in December, when I returned home from the 2007 NAR Conference and Expo, I was still excited
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August 27th will be a mile stone, in Mexican Real Estate.
Mexico´s formal name is Estados Unidos Mexicanos (United Mexican States). The United Mexican States are a federation of thirty-one free, sovereign, autonomous and independent states, and the Federal District. All states have the right to create their own constitution.
Mexico City is the Federal District, seat of the government (powers of the Union) and capital
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Real estate procedures are very different in Mexico, than in USA or another country. There is no “escrow procedure” or “Title” companies, neither “house inspections” before you buy.Whether you buy directly from owners or through a realtor company, you need to have a good understanding of the Spanish and Mexican law.Most of the closing costs
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