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The coastal or border zone covers one hundred kilometers along the borders and fifty kilometers along the coasts. You can record the sale of the property before a Notary Public without any additional procedure.
The Mexican company cannot acquire a property located in the coastal or border zone intended for residential purposes, but can make use of the property through the establishment of a trust. Subsequently, the Mexican company must go to a Mexican bank that must secure permission to establish a trust with the Ministry of Foreign Affairs. A real property with residential purposes is one exclusively intended for housing use by its owner or by third parties. Check here those that are considered non-residential use.
To formalize the sale, you must go before a Notary Public and then submit a notice of acquisition to the Secretariat of Foreign Affairs. A real property with residential purposes is one exclusively intended for housing use by its owner or by third parties. Check here those that are considered non-residential use.