Sell Your Cabo Home

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Set the Right Price to Attract the Right Buyer

 

The Los Cabos market is competitive and dynamic. Setting a high price may discourage buyers. Instead, use a strategy that balances buyer interest and return. Consider exchange rates, market conditions, and capital gains tax when pricing.

Here's What You Should Know About Capital Gains When Selling in Cabo

From leveraging documented improvements and allowable deductions under Mexican tax law, to understanding potential U.S. primary residence exclusions and cross-border considerations, there are strategic opportunities that can substantially increase what you actually walk away with at closing. We’ve helped many sellers structure their sale properly before going to market — often resulting in meaningful tax savings and stronger net proceeds.

Before you make any decisions, request a complimentary Capital Gains Study tailored to your specific property. It’s a confidential, no-obligation review designed to help you clearly understand your potential exposure — and the strategies available to reduce it.

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Can Foreigners Sell Property in Los Cabos

 

Yes, and here’s what you need to know: Within the restricted zone near the coast, by using a fideicomiso (Mexican bank trust). U.S. citizens must report property sales on their U.S. tax return and may qualify for exemptions depending on property use.

Sell Your Property: Step-by-Step

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Documents You’ll Need to Sell Property in Cabo

  1. Property Title (Fideicomiso/Escrituras)
  2. Property Tax Statement (Predial)
  3. Certificate of No Liens (Libertad de Gravamen)
  4. Two forms of ID (Passport & DL)
  5. Marriage Certificate
  6. Local real estate agent partnership

Discover how to sell your home, condo, or land in Los Cabos.

 

Partner with Oceanside Real Estate Group, where expert marketing and years of local experience deliver exceptional results.

FAQs for Foreign Sellers in Mexico

Title, tax documents, a local agent, and a proper listing strategy.

Around 35% in Mexico unless reduced by exemptions or deductions.

Yes! If you legally own property in Mexico—either through a fideicomiso (bank trust) or a Mexican corporation—you have the full legal right to sell it.

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