Ejido Land: The Red Flag That Costs Foreign Buyers Everything
A “cesión de derechos” instead of a deed is the warning sign that a Mexican beachfront lot is ejido land, which no foreigner can legally own. Here is why, and how to check before you pay.
A “cesión de derechos” instead of a deed is the warning sign that a Mexican beachfront lot is ejido land, which no foreigner can legally own. Here is why, and how to check before you pay.
Si un terreno cuesta sospechosamente barato, la causa suele ser una: es tierra ejidal. Te explicamos la señal de alerta y cómo protegerte antes de dar un solo peso.
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