Foreign sellers in Mexico are generally subject to ISR (capital gains). The amount depends on factors like residency, your deductible costs, and documentation. We walk through your specific situation up front and help you legally minimize what's owed — before you list, not at closing.

It's routine for us. We coordinate the trust transfer or cancellation with your bank and the notary so it never becomes the thing that delays your close. You'll always know what stage the paperwork is at.

We can price and discuss your sale in dollars or pesos. By law the recorded selling price converts to pesos at the official exchange rate on the payment date, which won't affect you at all. We explain exactly how that works so there are no surprises about what you actually receive.

Absolutely - a large share of our sellers are abroad during the process. We handle showings, marketing, and closing logistics locally and keep you updated wherever you are, with documents handled remotely wherever possible. The signing of the final transfer of deed at closing is the only part of the process that requires you to be present...but if we know early enough in the process that you don't wish to travel, we can arrange a limited power of attorney that allows someone of your choice to sign on your behalf.

We'll lay out our fee clearly in your consultation along with everything it covers - professional marketing including photo/video/drone, the international buyer network, negotiation, and full transaction and closing coordination. No surprises.