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Investing In Puerto Vallarta Real Estate

Whether you’re a first time buyer or a seasoned investor, buying property in Mexico is a smart decision that can yield very lucrative results. And when you’re buying property in a destination hot-spot - such as Puerto Vallarta - there’s no doubt that your purchase will result in year-round possibilities that will leave you smiling from ear to ear. In addition, you’ll have the ideal vacation retreat available to you whenever you want - who could ask for more?

Mexico made easy: buying from a developer. Real Estate Developments - such as Los Altos Villas - are managed by companies who get all of the necessary permits, connect utilities (water, electric and telephone) so you don’t have to worry about it. It’s a winning situation for any buyer or investor. And that’s just the beginning of the many perks of owning property in Mexico - check out the top reasons why buying in cities like Puerto Vallarta is becoming more popular every year

• Location, location, location! By owning one or more of the Los Altos Villas, not only will you own a year-round retreat, but the relative value of your property is likely go up for three solid reasons: location, location, location. That’s what makes buying in Puerto Vallarta a no-brainer - this destination hot-spot is only going up in popularity and value.


• Excellent value. Buying property in Mexico, whether its land, a serviced apartment or a house, can offer good value for money in comparison to prices in the US and Europe. In addition, property values in Mexico have continued to appreciate year after year.


• Easier financing. Historically, the majority of real-estate transactions in Mexico were cash only. However in recent year, both US and Mexican Banks have begun to offer mortgage solutions so that Americans can purchase real-estate in Mexico easier.


• Extremely low property tax. The Rate-able value (aka the Catastro value) will vary depending on the area, and is often a fraction of the commercial value of the property. This Catastro is used to decide the "Council Tax" (aka Predial). You’ll find the Predial is very low (close to insignificant) compared to US and European property taxes.