Renting in Mexico- Spanish Cheat Sheet

I highly recommend that you rent in Mexico before even thinking about buying anything. For starters, it gives you a tremendous amount of flexibility. You can easily move around to different cities in Mexico if you’ve always wanted to explore more than just one place. It might also save you a lot of money in moving costs because many houses in Mexico come fully furnished. Imagine being able to sell everything back home and start new in Mexico.

Yes, I’m a huge advocate of renting in Mexico long-term.

However, one of the things I have noticed is that a lot of rentals in Mexico aren’t managed by English speakers. It’s not a surprise. After all, Mexico is a Spanish-speaking country. So here’s a quick cheat sheet of some of the most common questions I see asked by foreigners renting in Mexico. And to make it easier on you, I’ve added their translation in Spanish.

I encourage you to save this cheat sheet. And feel free to comment below on other questions you think I should add! And feel free to share this post with anyone you think might need it.

You also have access to a FREE PDF copy of this cheat sheet below.

Mariana Lange

Mariana Lima-Lange was born in Mexico and moved to the U.S. when she was a child. Every year she would split her time between life in the U.S. and Mexico- which gave her a deep understanding about Mexican culture, lifestyle, and traditions. She is fluent in both Spanish and English. Since 2019, our blog posts, resources, videos, and COMPLETE Mexico Relocation Online Guide have helped thousands move to Mexico the right way!

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  1. Monte Livingston says

    Thank you Mariana my wife and I are visting El Pescadero / Todos Santos next month for 3 months and then planning our permanent move in January of 2025. Ive been flowing the guide closely.

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