Own a Piece of Cabo

Yes. Through a fideicomiso (bank trust), foreigners can fully own coastal property in Cabo. It's a government-regulated structure used by tens of thousands of Americans and Canadians — your name appears on the trust, the bank acts as legal titleholder, and you have full rights to use, rent, sell, or pass the home to heirs.

Entry-level luxury starts around $1.5M in Puerto Los Cabos. Established Corridor neighborhoods (Palmilla, El Dorado, Cabo del Sol) start in the $3–4M range. Larger oceanfront estates trade at $8M+, and the very top of the market reaches $35M.

Depends on what you're optimizing for. Want a swimmable beach? Palmilla or Chileno Bay. Walking distance to the marina? Pedregal. Maximum privacy? Querencia. Best upside? Diamante. Boating + Mexican culture? Puerto Los Cabos. We'll narrow it down once we know how you'll actually use the home.

Once you accept an offer: due diligence (2–3 weeks), fideicomiso setup with a Mexican bank (2–4 weeks), closing at the notario (1 day). Total timeline is typically 60–90 days. Closing costs run ~5–6% of purchase price, and you'll need a Mexican tax ID (RFC). We handle the introductions to every party.

We handle it. Guest bookings via cabo.la's existing rental network, on-the-ground maintenance, cleaning between guests, and quarterly financial reporting. Many owners use the home 4–6 weeks a year and net positive cash flow from the rental program the rest of the time.