Hotel Financing: How Buyers Fund Hotel Purchases in Mexico and the Caribbean
Hotel financing for Mexico and the Caribbean works differently from financing at home. How hotel loans are underwritten, why US loans rarely apply, and the six routes buyers actually use to close.
Small Resorts for Sale: A Buyer’s Guide to Tropical Resorts in Mexico and the Caribbean
A buyer guide to small resorts for sale in Mexico and the Caribbean: what counts as small, current asking prices per key, tropical operating risks, and how to screen listings.
Hotel Investment Opportunities in Mexico: Where Buyers Are Finding Value in 2026
Hotel investment opportunities in Mexico come in more shapes than most buyers expect: stabilized boutiques, value-add beachfront plays and land-rich island resorts. Here is how serious buyers screen them.
Hotel Valuation: How to Value a Hotel the Way Serious Buyers Do
Hotel valuation, step by step: the three approaches, how to value a hotel on income, what moves hotel cap rates, price per key, and the Mexico and Caribbean adjustments.
Hotel for Sale by Owner: How to Sell a Hotel in Mexico and the Caribbean
A hotel for sale by owner can move fast with the right buyer. How owners in Mexico and the Caribbean prepare the numbers, price, structure the sale and reach qualified buyers.
How to Invest in Hotels: Five Routes, From Listed Shares to Owning the Keys
How to invest in hotels: compare listed REITs, private funds, condo-hotel units, operator joint ventures and direct ownership, with the metrics and Mexico specifics that matter.
How Much Does It Cost to Buy a Hotel? The Full Budget, Line by Line
How much does it cost to buy a hotel? Price per key, ISAI, notario, fideicomiso, 16% IVA, capex and financing, with a line-by-line closing budget for a Mexico boutique hotel.
Quintana Roo Real Estate: Reading Five Markets, Not One
Quintana Roo real estate is five markets, not one — Cancún, Playa del Carmen, Tulum, Puerto Morelos, Bacalar. Where the durable hospitality cash flow is in 2026, and where the froth is.
Ejido Land in Mexico: The Title Landmine Hotel Buyers Must Screen For
Ejido land is the one defect in a Mexican real estate deal that money cannot fix after the fact — and the single most common way foreign buyers lose an entire coastal investment. Here is how to screen for it before you sign.
Mexico Real Estate Investment: The Buyer-Side Read
Mexico real estate investment is having its loudest year on record — and that is the problem. Record capital and tourism make the macro case, but the returns most buyers are shown are marketing projections, not underwritten deals. The buyer-side read.