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To buy property in Mexico as a US citizen, you must first understand that ownership of land in the "restricted zone" (within 50 km of a coast or 100 km of a border) requires a bank trust, or fideicomiso, while areas outside this zone allow direct ownership. Regardless of location, the process involves hiring a real estate agent and a lawyer, signing a sales contract with a notario público, and registering the property. You will also need a Mexican tax ID (RFC) and a good understanding of associated fees and local laws.

To buy property in Spain, first obtain a Número de Identificación de Extranjero (NIE), open a Spanish bank account, and then find a property and make an offer. After your offer is accepted, sign a reservation contract, conduct due diligence, and secure financing if needed. Next, you'll sign a pre-purchase contract (Contrato de Arras) with a 10% deposit, followed by the final public deed of sale before a notary, where you'll pay the remainder of the price. The property must then be registered in the Land Registry.

To buy property in Mexico, first determine its location. Properties within the "restricted zone" must be held via a bank trust or a Mexican corporation, while those outside allow direct ownership. In every case, work with a real estate agent, have a lawyer and notary review the title, make an offer, sign the contract, complete payment, execute the final deed (escritura), and register the property.

To buy property in Mexico, first select a property and make an offer, then engage a lawyer for a title search and to draft the purchase agreement. If the property is in a "restricted zone" (coastal or border), set up a fideicomiso (bank trust) to hold the title. Finally, complete the purchase by signing the final deed with a notario público and paying closing costs.

To buy property in Portugal, first obtain a Portuguese tax number (NIF) and open a bank account, then find an agent and a lawyer, and start searching for properties. Once you find a property, make an offer, sign a promissory contract with a 10% deposit, and finally, sign the deed of sale (Escritura) at the notary to complete the purchase.