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Buying property in Tulum without the usual surprises
Tulum grew fast, and paperwork didn't always keep up. Before you buy, check how you'll hold the title and what the land really is.
The three things that go wrong most
Restricted zone
Near the coast, foreigners hold residential property through a bank trust (fideicomiso) or a Mexican company. Know which one you're getting.
Ejido land
Communal ejido land can't simply be sold. It must be fully converted to private property first. Check the history of the title.
Permits
Construction and environmental permits matter, especially near the jungle and the coast.
Check these before you pay
Tick them off as you go. This is general information, not legal advice: use an independent local lawyer or notary.
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