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Contract & title review by bilingual attorneys

Mexican purchase contracts are signed in Spanish, governed by Mexican law, and often drafted by the seller's side. We review and negotiate every clause before you sign — and stay with you through banking and closing so the money moves as safely as the paperwork.

Wooden dock extending into turquoise Caribbean water — contract and title review in Mexico

What's included

Clause-by-clause contract review

Promise-to-purchase, purchase-sale and developer contracts — reviewed, corrected and explained in English.

Title certificate analysis

The certificado de libertad de gravamen and deed history, read by attorneys who know what's missing.

Negotiation of your terms

Penalties, delivery dates, payment schedules and guarantees rewritten in your favor.

Banking & closing assistance

Safe fund transfers, escrow guidance and notary coordination through the final signature.

Common questions

Should I sign a reservation agreement first?
Not before we read it. 'Reservation' documents in Mexico often carry binding penalties. Send it to us first — a same-week review can save your deposit.
The contract is only in Spanish. Is that normal?
Yes — the Spanish version is the one that governs. We provide a faithful English explanation of every obligation before you sign the Spanish original.
Can you review a contract I already signed?
Yes. We assess what you're bound to, where the risks sit, and how to renegotiate or protect yourself at closing.

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