Leasing & Condominiums

Rent out your property in Mexico with a lease that actually protects you.

Most landlord-tenant disputes are won or lost in the lease agreement: the document that sets the rent, the term, the guarantees and what happens if someone defaults. A generic template downloaded from the internet rarely protects the person signing it — especially an owner managing the property from the United States. We draft and review tailored lease agreements, support you when the relationship goes wrong, and advise on the legal side of condominium life.

When this applies

  • You are renting out your property in Mexico while living in the U.S. and want a lease that protects you.
  • Your tenant is not complying and the generic contract you signed doesn't back you up.
  • You are asked to sign a lease in Mexico and want it reviewed before committing.
  • You have a condominium dispute over fees, common areas or the building's rules.

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The process, step by step

  1. Initial consultation

    We understand your case —what you are renting, to whom and under which terms— and flag the risks.

  2. Tailored lease

    We draft or review the lease agreement, with the guarantees that fit your situation.

  3. Payment guarantees

    We guide you through the options to secure payment —guarantor, deposit or other protections— for your case.

  4. Ongoing support

    We stand behind you during the lease: renewals, formal demands for breach and, if needed, the lawsuit.

Frequently asked questions

Can I manage the legal side of my rental from the U.S.?

Yes. We draft the lease, coordinate signatures and handle any breach remotely, and tell you in the consultation which steps, if any, require someone to act on your behalf in Mexico.

Why not just use a lease template from the internet?

Because a template doesn't know your case: the property, the guarantees that suit you or the termination causes that protect you. A generic lease is quick to sign, but its gaps become expensive exactly when the tenant defaults.

What should a Mexican lease include?

Beyond rent, term and deposit: the guarantees (such as a guarantor), the permitted use of the property, who pays for utilities and repairs, the termination causes and how the property must be returned. The details depend on each case, which is why it is drafted to measure.

What if my tenant already defaulted?

Document the breach and don't settle verbally: any agreement should be in writing. Depending on the case, a formal demand follows and, if not corrected, the lawsuit to recover the property and the unpaid rent — exactly the ground covered by our eviction practice.

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