En el derecho constitucional e inmobiliario mexicano, el régimen de adquisición de derechos sobre bienes raíces por parte de personas físicas o morales extranjeras se encuentra condicionado por una limitación geográfi…
En la adquisición de bienes inmuebles destinados a casa habitación —tanto en operaciones entre particulares como en compraventas frente a empresas desarrolladoras o comercializadoras—, una de las contingencias materia…
In Mexican residential leasing, disputes regarding who must pay for maintenance, plumbing breakdowns, electrical failures, or structural defects are among the most frequent points of friction between landlords (arrend…
When severe events affect a leased dwelling in Mexico—such as structural fractures following seismic tremors, hurricane damage, municipal condemnations, or catastrophic plumbing ruptures that render a home partially o…
During tenancy disagreements or payment arrears, some lessors in Mexican metropolitan areas attempt extrajudicial pressure tactics, such as changing entryway deadbolts, disabling biometric entry systems, or requesting…
In popular Mexican expat destinations such as Playa del Carmen, Tulum, Cancún, Puerto Vallarta, and Mexico City, residential leases frequently involve commercial property management agencies (empresas administradoras…
A frequent scenario in residential leasing across Mexico occurs when the fixed term specified in a written lease contract reaches its expiration date, yet the tenant remains in physical possession of the property and…
Residential leases in Mexico commonly require tenants to provide a security deposit (depósito en garantía) prior to taking possession of a property. When a lease terminates, disputes frequently arise over deductions f…