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Pricing

What
representation
costs.

The standard commission is already built into every property price. We cap our rate there, and any surplus a seller offers above it comes back to you as a lower price.

Four prices
Four prices

Every price you can pay us,
in the order you meet it.

You can stop after any rung. Each one is detailed further down this page.

00

Orientation

Ten minutes on how we work, what each step covers and what it costs. Not advice on your case. Book it from the contact form.

No charge

01

Exploration call

Thirty minutes on whether what you want to buy is doable, plus the full buying guide, 58 pages, the same day. Credited toward the USD 300.

USD 100

02

Representation opens

What it takes to open buyer representation. A USD 100 exploration call already paid comes off it.

USD 300

03

Purchase Review

One specific property, reviewed independently before you commit. A standalone product, credited toward nothing else.

from USD 800

04

Commission at closing

Already built into the price of the property. Capped at the published standard for your market, with any surplus returned to you.

≈ 5% / 6%

Prices are plus IVA if you require a Mexican invoice.

Which one applies to you

One question decides it:
are you already in talks?

Once another agent has shown you the property, that deal is registered under their name with the seller, and there is no commission left for us to charge. You do not need to know whether you are registered — we verify it before we quote you.

No · nobody else is working with you

Representation opens

USD 300

The USD 100 comes off this · credited to the commission

One search, run for you. Your criteria go in writing before a single property is shown, so they cannot be written backwards from a decision already made.

  • Criteria in writing before any inventory
  • The market screened against them
  • A written reason for every option dropped
  • Negotiation and support through closing
  • Travel absorbed, follow-up for life
Yes · that one property

Purchase Review

USD 800 – 1,300

Stands alone · credited toward nothing else

No representation and no switching agents. One property, reviewed independently before you commit. Priced in three tiers by age and value.

  • Research, analysis and a judgment on the price
  • Due diligence, in writing
  • Paperwork walked through the government offices
  • Scope agreed in writing before work starts
Yes · full representation anyway

Representation fee

USD 2,500 – 10,500

Paid directly · travel USD 750 per trip

The whole representation when there is no commission left to charge. Set by the type of deal, not by the hour, and it does not change with who is selling.

  • Everything in Representation
  • Billed to you, not to the seller
  • Travel billed separately
  • Follow-up billed by period

The Purchase Review also stands on its own: it does not require that you be in talks with anyone, and it can be bought inside a representation of ours. The representation fee does not change with who is selling — developer or owner — it changes with whether there is a commission to charge.

What each step covers

What you get,
line by line.

These columns do not compete with each other. They are different moments of the same path, and the last two are the two ways out of the question above.

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Orientation

No charge

Before there is a property

How buying works in MexicoIn broad strokes
The full buying guide
Whether what you want is doable

On one specific property

Independent review
Paperwork walked through the government offices
Scope agreed in writing before work starts

The representation

Criteria in writing before any inventory
The market screened against your criteria
Negotiation and support through closing
Follow-up during delivery

The money

Credited toward the next step
Travel per trip
Proof of what was charged at closing

Exploration

USD 100

Before there is a property

How buying works in Mexico
The full buying guide
Whether what you want is doable

On one specific property

Independent review
Paperwork walked through the government offices
Scope agreed in writing before work starts

The representation

Criteria in writing before any inventory
The market screened against your criteria
Negotiation and support through closing
Follow-up during delivery

The money

Credited toward the next stepTo the USD 300
Travel per trip
Proof of what was charged at closing

Representation

USD 300 + commission

Before there is a property

How buying works in Mexico
The full buying guide
Whether what you want is doable

On one specific property

Independent review
Paperwork walked through the government offices
Scope agreed in writing before work starts

The representation

Criteria in writing before any inventory
The market screened against your criteria
Negotiation and support through closing
Follow-up during deliveryIncluded for life

The money

Credited toward the next stepTo the commission
Travel per tripWe absorb it
Proof of what was charged at closing

Purchase Review

USD 800 – 1,300

Before there is a property

How buying works in Mexico
The full buying guide
Whether what you want is doable

On one specific property

Independent review
Paperwork walked through the government offices
Scope agreed in writing before work starts

The representation

Criteria in writing before any inventory
The market screened against your criteria
Negotiation and support through closing
Follow-up during delivery

The money

Credited toward the next step
Travel per tripN/A · done remotely
Proof of what was charged at closing

Representation fee

USD 2,500 – 10,500

Before there is a property

How buying works in Mexico
The full buying guide
Whether what you want is doable

On one specific property

Independent review
Paperwork walked through the government offices
Scope agreed in writing before work starts

The representation

Criteria in writing before any inventory
The market screened against your criteria
Negotiation and support through closing
Follow-up during deliveryBilled by period

The money

Credited toward the next step
Travel per tripBilled separately
Proof of what was charged at closingN/A · no commission

Credited

What you paid comes off the next step. It is credit upward, not money back.

Refunded

The exploration call comes back in full within 14 days, on one condition: the call has not happened yet. The guide stays with you either way. Refund policy.

Not refunded

Work already delivered: a call already taken, a review already issued, a trip already made. Reviews and representation are quoted and agreed in writing before work starts, and that agreement says what happens if either side stops.

A credit lives 90 days when you arrive with a current mortgage pre-qualification or pre-approval, which is how long that letter normally lasts. If the pre-qualification is filed during the process, your window is whatever validity that approval carries the day it is issued, and we put that date in writing.

How the commission works

The commission is already in the price.
We cap ours at the standard.

In Mexico the commission (about 5% nationally, about 6% in the Riviera Maya) is already built into the price of any property, whoever you buy it through. FEUDO Group holds no prior agreement with any developer. The commission agreement is written when your case reaches a negotiation, and you are shown that agreement whenever one exists, whether it comes from a developer or from an owner. We charge that standard commission and not a point over it, at a rate set and published in advance and the same on every deal, so we have nothing to gain by pointing you toward one property over another. If a property pays less than the standard, that never counts against it: a property earns its place by fitting you. Where a property carries no built-in commission at all, such as buying directly from the owner, there is no commission to cap, so the work is covered by a clear fee agreed up front. At closing you receive proof of what was charged.

FEUDO Group never receives your purchase funds. Your money moves from your account to the seller’s. What we do is verify that the account is what it claims to be. The only thing we are ever paid is the fee and the commission set out on this page.

The rate

Set and published
in advance.

National base (Mexico)≈ 5%

Included in the property price. Funded by the seller’s side, the same commission any agent would earn.

Riviera Maya / Quintana Roo≈ 6%

Included in the property price. Funded by the seller’s side, the same commission any agent would earn.

The guardrail

Where a deal pays above standard, the excess is returned to you as a documented discount, verifiable against the seller's written commission offer. At closing you receive proof of what was charged.

Where the surplus goes

The excess lowers
your price.

01

Seller offers X%

A seller’s side may offer more than the standard commission to close a deal.

02

FEUDO Group caps at the published standard

We take the standard commission for your market and not a point over it. The same rate on every deal.

03

The excess lowers your price

Whatever the seller offered above the standard goes back to you as a documented discount, verifiable against the seller’s written commission offer.

Whose side we are on

Who pays us.

In buyer representation, our fee comes from the developer's commercial structure, the same commission a seller's agent would earn. The developer's side pays it, not you. There is one case where it works differently: when there is no commission on the table at all, because the sale is private or another agent already registered you. Then we quote you directly, and you see the number before any work starts.

Why that doesn't compromise the filter.

The filter runs before any commercial relationship exists. A project enters your shortlist because it survived the filter, never because of an agreement. We also take separate mandates from owners and developers, different contracts, different clients. Inventory from those mandates never enters a buyer shortlist unless it passes the same filter, and every discard comes with a written reason you keep.

Market costs

What you pay
beyond the price.

These costs apply regardless of who represents you. Reference ranges for Mexico, useful when you model a purchase.

Closing costs

6–10%

of property value

ISAI acquisition tax

3–4%

set by municipality, not by state · Cancun 3%, Playa del Carmen 4%

Fideicomiso (bank trust)

~USD 1,500–2,000

setup + USD 500–800 / yr

Setup bundles two different things. The federal permit fee is published in the Ley Federal de Derechos and you can look it up yourself. What the bank charges for accepting the trust is set by each bank. Ask for the two of them separated, and ask for the annual fee multiplied by the years you plan to hold: it is charged every year for the life of the trust.

Official appraisal

MXN 8,000–10,000

one-time · paid separately and never taken out of the mortgage · valid for six months

Two documented transactions sit inside that range: around MXN 8,000 plus IVA on one payment receipt, and MXN 9,785 as a line in a full closing breakdown. Budget it apart from the loan and before the deed date.

Where to start

Exploration Deposit

USD 100

When you are still exploring and have not settled on a property yet, USD 100 buys thirty minutes on whether what you want to buy is doable. I walk you through what the purchase involves, how the process works, and what to watch for. It is credited toward whatever you do next, and if you go on to buyer representation it comes off the USD 300 that opens it. Once you have a specific property on the table, the Purchase Review (from USD 800) is what reviews that property.

Prices are plus IVA if you require a Mexican invoice.

Opening representation

Buyer representation

USD 300

USD 300 opens representation and puts your criteria in writing. If you already paid the USD 100 exploration deposit, it comes off this. From there the compensation is the commission at closing, capped at the published standard for your market, with the agreement shown to you when it exists and proof of what was charged handed to you at closing.

Prices are plus IVA if you require a Mexican invoice.

Before you commit

Purchase Review

from

USD 800

An independent review of one specific property, done remotely, before you commit. Title searches at the public registry, review of the developer’s paperwork, contract review, and a check that the price holds up against the market. Walking the paperwork through the government offices is included. The appraisal is not. It is a standalone product and is not credited toward anything else.

Tier AUSD 800

Pre-construction, new build, or delivered less than 5 years ago · or under USD 150,000

Tier BUSD 1,000–1,100

Resale 5 to 20 years old · or USD 150,000 to 400,000

Tier CUSD 1,300

Over 20 years old (long chain of title, probate, ejido or regularization) · or over USD 400,000

How it lands

It lands in the highest tier that either axis triggers. A cheap property that is 40 years old is Tier C, because the title history is where the work is.

Prices are plus IVA if you require a Mexican invoice.

One rate, on the table
before you decide.

You get the answer on the call, including a no. The call is with Vinny. Thirty minutes · USD 100, paid upfront and credited toward whatever you do next, and he tells you on the call whether this is work we can take.