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Reforms to Bank Trust law should have tremendous impact for Puerto PeƱasco!
April 23, 2013 | Filed under: News
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Opportunity for foreigners to acquire property directly!
By Architect Plinio Rivero Lavin
Today, April 23, 2013 the Mexican House of
Representatives approved reforms that would allow foreigners to own RESIDENTIAL
properties within border and coastal zones, thereby modifying Article 27 of the
Mexican Constitution. This will impact the present prohibition of foreigners
holding direct ownership of properties within an area of 100 KM from the
border, and 50 KM from the coast, which up until now was only possible through
a bank trust, or Fideicomiso. It was reported that the modification
will be available provided that foreigners use the property ONLY for
residential purposes. Other purposes not included within the reform include
that of: commercial, agricultural, industrial, or any other form of direct or
indirect economic use. **Important to note: Currently, bank trust law is
still in effect as this measure still has to be approved by the Senate and then
passed by States in order to change article within Constitution: “The measure,
which passed 356-119 in the Chamber of Deputies, still needs approval from the
Senate and a majority of the country’s 32 state legislatures to become law.” AP Mexico
While the opportunity for foreigners to acquire
property directly will provide judicial certainty for property owners, the
reforms now face approval from the Senate of the Republic, and defining of
legal steps for application of the law for foreigners who already hold bank
trusts to property within these zones, but definitely, these Reforms to Bank
Trust law should have a tremendous impact on Rocky Point!
Translation: SKR
Taken from RockyPoint360.com April 25, 2013
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