Punta Majahua, Troncones 40880, Mexico
This villa is the embodiment of heaven on earth. Come take a tour, and you'll see exactly what we're talking about. The greatest thing about Punta Majahua is it's location. An absolutely delightful 1 bedroom, 2 bathroom luxury villa situated in the middle of one of the most romantic beaches the world has to offer, Frida 3 is more than just a precious gem. With a spectacular open shower, and a plunge pool on the back porch, who could possibly ask for more? Everything in this villa is built with locally sourced materials, and if that's not enough, it has an incredible panoramic view directly over the ocean, which you can walk to in about 30 seconds directly from your villa. The lap pool in the complex makes you feel as if you're swimming straight into the ocean, and the amenities within the community are perfectly suited to house all of your extracurricular needs and desires. Troncones Is quiet, quaint, and offers the best cuisine on the Costa Grande. Make Troncones your home away from home, and you'll see what all the fuss is about.
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114 Sq.M. LIVING AREA
*All prices are in USD. *Housing projects are subject to change. *Property Fees are subject to change. *To learn more about finishes and appliances included please see detail plans. *The renders are to show the general idea of the project, they don't imply a commitment of materials and / or final characteristics. *The information will be described in the sale contract.
As a foreigner, you are able to purchase and own property in a restricted manner, either through a bank trust, or through the creation of a Mexican Corporation. Article 27 of The Mexican Constitution describes a Restricted Zone as any property within 100 kilometers (62 miles) width along any border, or 50 kilometers (31 miles) width along any and all coasts. A special permit is required which needs to be granted by the Mexican government.
If your property in Mexico is listed and used as your primary residence there are no differences in taxes. However you do need to pay property taxes in Mexico. If your property is used as a secondary residence, the same applies with second home taxes in the US. Your personal expenses such as medical and dental fees, hospital for you, your spouse and your children can be deducted the same as if you were in the US. Insurance coverage as well. If your property is used as a business rental property, the furniture, and expenses of cleaning and maintenance can be deducted. But keep in mind that since you are conducting a business on Mexican soil, you will also have to pay the appropriate taxes for that generated Mexican income as well.
You do not need a Mexican bank account to buy property in Mexico, that can be arranged via transfer from your bank in the USA. However if you are planning on buying a property in Mexico and staying here for a while It would prove more comfortable to have a Mexican bank account in order to pay your home bills, utilities, groceries and anything else you need to buy locally.
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