Puerto Vallarta seller advisory

Sell ready.
Net more.

The documents that close a sale cleanly, and the ones that can lower your capital-gains tax. Gather these early and nothing slows your exit.

Selling here is straightforward when your paperwork is ready before you list. Here's everything you'll need, and the few items that directly protect what you walk away with.

Your seller checklist

Your identity and tax profile

Valid passport
Your RFC and CURP, your Mexican tax and ID numbers
Proof you lived in the property: utility bills or bank statements in your name at the address

That residency proof matters more than it looks. It is what can reduce, or even exempt, your capital-gains tax.

Your property's paperwork

The deed (escritura), original or certified copy
Your latest paid property-tax receipt (predial)
Zero-balance statements for water and electricity
A no-debt letter from your HOA

Where your proceeds go

Your completed KYC form
The bank details for receiving your funds

If the money goes to a company, or to a name different from the owner on title, a little more documentation is required. I handle that with you.

Protect your net

The capital-gains exemption is real, but it's timed.

You can claim the ISR exemption once every three years, and only if your residency proof is in order at closing. Preparing these documents early is what protects your net. I connect you with the notary and tax professionals so the exemption is set up correctly, not discovered too late.

NEXT STEP

15 minutes. Understand what your sale involves.

No listing commitment. No pressure. We look at your property, your documents, and your timing. You leave with a clear view of the process, which ISR questions apply to your situation, and what would have to be prepared before listing.