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Posts ordered from the oldest update to the newest update so the public blog history is easy to review.
In this post we will tell you about the modification in the General Law of Finance in Yucatan on real estate appraisal.
Valladolid is outside Mexico's restricted zone, so foreign buyers usually avoid a bank trust, but SRE paperwork, notary review, title, catastro and tax checks still matter.
In this post we share suggestions of the best renovations that you can do to increase its market value.
In this post we share simple steps to create your own dream garden in your home in Valladolid.
A couple can live comfortably in Valladolid for $1,500–2,500 USD per month. Real costs from our 10+ years living here — rent, food, healthcare, and more.
Step-by-step 2026 guide for foreign buyers in Valladolid: no restricted-zone bank trust in most cases, but SRE, notary, title, catastro, ejido, utilities, safety, and credential checks matter.
Guide for foreign buyers in Valladolid: when a fideicomiso is needed, when it is not, which SRE step applies outside the restricted zone, and what to verify before buying.
Guide to buying new construction homes in Valladolid: documents, warranties, CFE, internet, mortgage fit, equipment, and residential areas.
Guide to Candelaria in Valladolid for buyers near Centro: traditional barrio, documents, humidity, CFE, internet, and comparisons.
Budget 5–8% of the property value for closing costs in Yucatán: notary fees, acquisition tax, appraisal, and more. Full breakdown with real numbers.
Practical guide for land buyers in Valladolid and Yucatán: ejido land, dominio pleno, possession certificates, RAN, Public Registry, access, utilities, and red flags.
What foreign buyers and renters should check on a CFE electricity bill in Valladolid: kWh, DAC, air conditioning, solar panels, balances, and real operating costs.
