Closing and title services by IdeaCOM
Corporate, Closing and Title
- Trust preparation
- New corporations to acquire properties
- Pre-sale contracts
- Buy-sell contracts
- Fusion and subdivision of properties
- Notary service oversight (more…)
Corporate, Closing and Title
Real Estate & Finance
The Apostille, making a document legal for use in Mexico
By Linda Neil
In Mexico, the ONLY authority permitted to draft a deed transferring real property or an interest in real property (such as the fideicomiso) is the Mexican Notary Public. This person is different from a notary public in the United States where a simple exam, a bond, and a rubber stamp can make a notary public out of most people. Nor is it similar to Canada’s Notary Public who must meet a few more stringent requirements to qualify. Not so many, however as the Mexican Notary. (more…)
Important notes:
The WHAT, WHY and HOW of closing costs…..
Estimated Closing Costs is a list of the standard charges involved in the transfer of the rights in the property purchased in Mexico. The total cost can vary depending upon the circumstances. It is generally prudent, however, for the buyer to set aside 3% to 14% of his budget to pay these costs. (more…)
Understanding the Closing Process Flow
Hiring a professional firm to handle your closing process is the first step, but do you know what else you need to ensure a successful closing?
A new country means a whole new set of rules when it comes to real estate transactions. The keys to a successful closing are communication, organization and professional help. (more…)
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