Mexico Property Taxes: What Foreign Hotel Buyers Actually Pay to Hold
Mexico property taxes look tiny — and that headline is a trap for hospitality buyers. The predial is the smallest number in the holding-cost stack; the vehicle carry, income tax, and exit ISR are what move the return.
Buying Property in Mexico as an American: The Structure Decides Everything
Most guides on buying property in Mexico as an American stop at yes, you can own. For a hospitality buyer the real question is the holding structure, fideicomiso vs. Mexican corporation, and it sets your acquisition tax, IVA recovery, and exit.
Boutique Hotel for Sale: What the Listings Don’t Tell You
Every boutique hotel for sale comes with a story. Here is how a buyer-side desk reads past the listing to what the asset actually earns.
Riviera Maya Real Estate: Where the 2026 Value Is
Riviera Maya real estate in 2026: why headline tourism swings mask where the real hospitality value sits, and how disciplined buyers underwrite it.
How to Buy a Hotel: The Buyer-Side Playbook
Most guides on how to buy a hotel are written by the sell side — brokers, listing platforms, and operators whose incentives run opposite to yours. This one does not. It is the sequence a disciplined buyer…
IVA Mexico: The 16% Credit Hotel Buyers Leave on the Table
IVA Mexico explained for hotel buyers: how the 16% VAT applies to commercial property, why land is exempt, and how the credit is recovered.
Playa del Carmen Real Estate: The Off-Market Hospitality Angle
Most capital that flows into Playa del Carmen real estate is aimed at the wrong asset. The search traffic, the brokerage inventory, the glossy pre-sale renderings — almost all of it points at retail condos…
Tulum Real Estate in 2026: A Buyer’s Read
The story you have been sold about Tulum real estate is a decade out of date. The pitch — jungle-meets-beach boomtown, pre-construction condos doubling on paper, a new airport about to flood the coast with…
Cap Rate in Real Estate: The Mexico Hotel Adjustments
Cap rate is the most-quoted number in real estate and the most-misread. The cap rate real estate formula is trivial: net operating income divided by price. The discipline is entirely in the inputs. In U.S.…
Fideicomiso: How Foreigners Actually Own Coastal Mexican Property
A fideicomiso is the Mexican bank trust that lets foreigners own coastal property. What it is, what it costs, and the buyer-side read.