If you are making plans to buy Mexico Real Estate, then it is advised to take a copy of actual deed to the notary public in order to check the validity of the deed before you commit anything or making any down payment for a property. This must be provided to you by the property owner without delay or hesitation in case the proceedings are legitimate. Moreover, if you are ready to buy property in Mexico from a realty developer, you should still have the notary public check in order to make sure that the developer has his/her permits, not just for the development but for construction as well prior to buying any kind of property. No matter, how attractive a document may appear, if it promises to provide you with deed at anytime in future, then it is not a deed and rather a sales contract.

While evaluating a Mexican real estate, be it a or Playa del Carmen or Cancun Real Estate, then it is essential that you have notary pubic verifying that land is not the ejido land, a team that means agricultural land. Though, such a land is purchased, but the buyer must keep in mind that it is a risky deal as it is nit your property and rather communal which means that you are allowed to make use of it.

To brief, the real estate seeker should insist on making Mexican Property transfer agreements as well as the transactions in front of public. And it should not allow us to be pressurized by any other person willing to make the money. The buyer along with the other party is required to provide proof such as full name, proof of place, marriage certificates, photo identification, date of birth & visa before transactions takes place between the seller & the buyer. This is just for the protection of the buyer and should not be ignored.  Shipra Kaul