Compraventa de Bien Inmueble y Escrituración

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Compraventa de Bien Inmueble y Escrituración

This notarial service is the final, essential step for the secure acquisition of a home, land, or commercial property. The public deed of sale grants the buyer absolute legal certainty regarding their ownership against third parties and allows for the registration of the transaction in the Public Registry of Property. The process developed by "Your Online Notary" includes a detailed analysis of the property's legal status (verification of ownership history, absence of liens, mortgages, or pending litigation), the calculation and withholding of the corresponding taxes (Income Tax on the sale for the seller, and Property Acquisition Tax for the buyer), and the coordination of the transaction closing.


Technical documentation that the client must provide:


  • Previous public deed with the registration seal from the Public Registry of Property.
  • Official identification, CURP (Unique Population Registry Code), and RFC (Federal Taxpayer Registry) of both the seller and the buyer.
  • Property tax and water rights payment receipts for the last five years.
  • Current commercial and cadastral appraisal issued by a certified appraiser.
  • Certificate of No Encumbrances (required during the process).
  • If the property is under a condominium ownership regime, proof of no outstanding maintenance fees.

Is it for you?

  • Previous public deed with the registration seal from the Public Registry of Property.
  • Official identification, CURP (Unique Population Registry Code), and RFC (Federal Taxpayer Registry) of both the seller and the buyer.
  • Property tax and water rights payment receipts for the last five years.
  • Current commercial and cadastral appraisal issued by a certified appraiser.
  • Certificate of No Encumbrances (required during the process).
  • If the property is under a condominium ownership regime, proof of no outstanding maintenance fees.

Required documents

Previous public deed with registration seal in the Public Registry of Property.
CURP of the seller and the buyer.
RFC of the seller and the buyer.
Property tax and water rights payment receipts for the last five years.
Current commercial and cadastral appraisal issued by an authorized expert.
Certificate of Freedom from Encumbrances.
Is the property under a condominium ownership regime?
Proof of no outstanding maintenance fees.

Why choose us?

Carrying out your inheritance procedures before a Notary is not only simpler, but it also gives you certainty, security and peace of mind every step of the way.
FASTER AND CLEARER PROCESSES
LONG TERM SAVINGS
DOCUMENT SECURITY

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FAQ

Private contracts only bind the parties involved, but they are not sufficient to prove legal ownership to the authorities or third parties. A public deed before a notary is the only legal way to register the property in your name.

It is a local or municipal tax that the buyer pays for the fact of acquiring a property, the percentage of which varies according to the municipality and the value of the property.

A sale cannot be properly registered unless the mortgage is cancelled simultaneously with the payment of the sale price to the creditor bank.

By generally accepted legal and commercial custom, notary fees, registration fees and acquisition tax are the responsibility of the buyer; the seller exclusively covers their income tax on the sale.