List and sell your property with us today.

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Knowledge is power. 

As licensed real estate professionals with over 35 years in the industry, we will provide you with our experience and expertise throughout the entire real estate transaction.

 We work as a husband and wife team that listens attentively to our client’s needs and we are committed to providing both homebuyers and sellers the highest level of service.  

Communication and responsiveness with our seller clients is extremely important to us. We provide feedback from all showings and will relay up to date reports once your property has been sold up until the transaction is closed and finalized.

We think outside-of-the-box and consider the strong points of each and every listing helping us to aggressively market  your property to interested buyers. Over extensive years in the real estate industry we have established many solid relationships with an active alliance of professional realtors, brokers and industry leaders. We maintain connections with past clients and referral sources giving us an added opportunity to place your property in front of a large audience of potential purchasers. We diligently market our listings to our database of professionals, in Point2homes, through our websites and on social media. 

Our strong negotiation skills and attention to details provide a higher level of confidence to our clients. 

We appreciate your business and are committed to always providing excellent service throughout the entire transaction. Your goals and needs are our first priority.  

Please read through our testimonials.

Documents We Need:

1. Full Names of the Owners on the Trust and passport Copies
2. Complete Property Address
3. Name of the Trustee of Your Fideicomiso
4. Listing Agreement
5. Copy of your Temporary or Permanent Residency Card

It is important to have an RFC number:

The RFC or Federal Taxpayers Registry is a unique registration code that serves to identify every person that carries out an economic activity in Mexico where taxes are collected or have to be paid to the SAT (the Mexican equivalent of the IRS).Some of these economic activities are employment in Mexico, buying a rental property you plan to make income from, submitting “facturas” when you sell a home in Mexico for the purposes of avoiding capital gains, and in some cases opening a bank account in Mexico that pays you interest.https://mexicorelocationguide.com/rfc-what-is-it-and-who-needs-it/