By Liliana Gonzalez @mexatua If you own property in México and you need to rent it out, I have 7 suggestions to protect you in case something goes wrong (renters not paying rent on time, or not paying at all, causing damage to your property or building, fixing anything without your permission, causing problems to neighbors, you name it).Here are my suggestions: 1.- Have a good rental agreement in Spanish, prepared or reviewed by an attorney. If you are working with a real estate agent, make sure he/she is a lawyer or TSUCI…
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Foreigner´s Will in Michoacan
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 of the United Mexican States. The city is coextensive with the Federal District territorially and administratively. If the federal government moves to another city, the Federal District would be transformed into another state of the…
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