Our services
We are a Mexican company, registered in Mexico and the United States, that provides comprehensive advice to clients interested in acquiring real estate in Mexico, the United States, the Dominican Republic and the United Arab Emirates (Dubai).
Our goal is to simplify the real estate investment process for our clients and ensure that the process is in Spanish.
Knowing the Client
At this stage we do an interview to find out in detail your needs and objectives for purchasing the property in one of the countries where we operate.
Together with our business partners, we look for properties that meet these criteria and a financial analysis is carried out on the acquisition, whether in cash or with financing.
Company Constitution
Depending on your objectives in Mexico or the United States, mainly, it will be necessary to establish a company and we will carry out these procedures 100% digitally, without the need to travel to said country.
The procedure includes the constitution of the company, obtaining the records for the company and each partner of the company.
Financing
We have different options for our clients and the down payment percentages in the United States can be from 25-30% and the rest is financed through the agreements we have with different banking or financial institutions.
Additionally, we can help you with opening a bank for an individual or legal entity.
Administration
In addition to helping you with all the interpretation of contracts and documents to sign, we can recommend a "Property Manager" or company that is dedicated to property management so that you do not have to worry about your property, whether to rent it short-term. or long term.
Glossary
01.
ITIN
The Individual Taxpayer Identification Number (ITIN) is a tax processing number issued by the Internal Revenue Service. The IRS issues ITINs to people who are required to have a United States taxpayer identification number, but who do not have or are eligible to obtain a Social Security number (SSN).
It is issued regardless of immigration status, as both resident and nonresident aliens may be required to file a United States tax return or information return under the Internal Revenue Code.
The ITIN does not serve any purpose other than filing federal tax returns.
02.
LLC
Limited Liability Company (LLC) is a formal business structure with one or more owners, known as “members” of the LLC.
It is one of the most popular structures for forming a business, characterized by being flexible and providing options for how taxes are imposed on your business and the number of owners it allows. But its most compelling quality is its ability to limit your personal liability if your business is sued or files for bankruptcy.
03.
C.Corp.
A C Corporation or C Corp is a legal structure for a corporation in which the shareholders are taxed separately from the entity. C Corps are also subject to corporate income tax, resulting in double taxation* on company profits, both at the business and personal level.
The “C” comes from the fact that the C Corp's income is subject to tax under subchapter C of the Internal Revenue Code. This is the US law responsible for the double taxation mentioned above.
The C Corp is the most common corporation structure in the United States and the most desired structure for a startup. This is because it limits liability, protects intellectual property, is more attractive to investors and allows the issuance of stock options to incentivize the hiring of key employees.
04.
EIN
The employer identification number (EIN) is also known as the federal tax identification number, and is used to identify a business entity. Businesses generally need an EIN.
