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Combining 2 lots into 1?
Can it be done?
How is it done?
Whose approval is required?
Where to start?
Is there a cost involved? If so, how much is estimated?
Sticker shock on the cost of the Fide has me thinking of a way to cut that expense in half.
Thanks in advance to all kind Nomads who are willing to offer info/advice.
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Yes, it can be done. At least assuming you are talking about adjacent lots. It was done to our property before we bought it. I suggest you talk to
a lawyer. He/she may recommend a notario. There is some cost involved, cannot recall how much and may depend on the circumstances.
As an alternative to the fideicomiso, you may want to consider a corporation. It can own multiple properties.
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We are in Mulege and own 2 adjacent lots, they are on one Fideicomiso.
one annual fee. Several in our community have the same also...
Some do not, they pay multiple annual fees...
It was always our understanding that property transactions "fideicomiso"were always done thru a Notario...Usually handled by an attorney or a paid
facilitator to keep the transaction moving along..
As for a corporation, it is supposed to be business property not personal residence... you need an accountant and an employee which I think you can be
the employee...
As for which bank,, ours is with Interacciones and we have had a couple of nightmares with them... Most of the folks that get theirs thru Bancomer
seem to be satisfied... you always hear noise about the gov't wanting everything correct even tho we know much is done differently in Mx.
Interacciones in LaPaz is an office not a bank.... like we know...
there are many stories out there and many will argue with it all...
Good Luck.
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If your 2 lots combined go over 2000 square meters I believe it opens a whole new can of worms.
Good luck with the project, it will give you something to do with all your spare time for quite a while.
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Why not contact an attorney for an answer? One that specializes in real estate. Laws are changing all the time.
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Just curious that since you have been around this site for so long, just where is it that you are seeking to combine lots?
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Quote: Originally posted by msteve1014  | If your 2 lots combined go over 2000 square meters I believe it opens a whole new can of worms.
Good luck with the project, it will give you something to do with all your spare time for quite a while. |
You are right, if the lot is larger than 1000m2, you might need to get approval from Sermanat, in order to built/develop, which might require an
environment impact study, and so on.
To get away from this nightmare, it will be easier to leave the lots separately.
I kept my four lots separately, and got 4 separate building permits, in order to construct a block wall around them.......we have not built the
separation wall in between yet
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On page 7 of 27:
O) CHANGES IN LAND USE OF FOREST AREAS AND IN jungles and arid zones:
I. Change of use of land for farming, aquaculture, real estate development, urban infrastructure, the means of communication or for the establishment
of commercial, industrial or service on land with forest vegetation, except for single-family housing construction and the establishment of commercial
and service facilities in plots smaller than 1000 square meters, where the construction does not involve the felling of trees in an area greater than
500 square meters, or the removal or fragmentation of habitat for flora and fauna specimens subject to special protection regime in accordance with
the official Mexican standards and other legal requirements;
REGLAMENTO DE LA LEY GENERAL DEL EQUILIBRIO ECOLÓGICO Y LA PROTECCIÓN AL AMBIENTE EN MATERIA DE EVALUACIÓN DEL IMPACTO AMBIENTAL
Nuevo Reglamento publicado en el Diario Oficial de la Federación el 30 de mayo de 2000
TEXTO VIGENTE
Última reforma publicada DOF 26-04-2012
Fe de erratas DOF 27-04-2012
II. Reforestación o instalación de viveros con especies exóticas, híbridos o variedades transgénicas.
O) CAMBIOS DE USO DEL SUELO DE ÁREAS FORESTALES, ASÍ COMO EN SELVAS Y ZONAS ÁRIDAS:
I. Cambio de uso del suelo para actividades agropecuarias, acuícolas, de desarrollo inmobiliario, de infraestructura urbana, de vías generales de
comunicación o para el establecimiento de instalaciones comerciales, industriales o de servicios en predios con vegetación forestal, con excepción de
la construcción de vivienda unifamiliar y del establecimiento de instalaciones comerciales o de servicios en predios menores a 1000 metros cuadrados,
cuando su construcción no implique el derribo de arbolado en una superficie mayor a 500 metros cuadrados, o la eliminación o fragmentación del hábitat
de ejemplares de flora o fauna sujetos a un régimen de protección especial de conformidad con las normas oficiales mexicanas y otros instrumentos
jurídicos aplicables;
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Ok thanks. I guess my work is cut out for me.
I have a noterio in Ensenada and also know and attorney there too.
It occurs to me that I sort of know these things already.
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| Quote: Originally posted by Bajahowodd | Just curious that since you have been around this site for so long, just where is it that you are seeking to combine lots?[/rquote
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"A ship in harbor is safe, but that is not what ships are built for." J. A. Shedd.
A clever person solves a problem. A wise person avoids it. – Albert Einstein
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Ok. If it's a game then there needs to be a prize.
1st Nomad who can guess the location gets to help me build a retaining wall out of local volcanic rock...and a beer.
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A clever person solves a problem. A wise person avoids it. – Albert Einstein
"Life's a Beach... and then you Fly!" Fishbuck
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What kind of beer do you like... and when can you start?
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Do like the short fingered vulgarian and tell Mexico to pay for your damn wall!
You can send me a case Of IPA here in San Diego.
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| Quote: Originally posted by soulpatch | SQ is pretty big..... how about just north of the Old Mill?
Narrow it down for two beers?
It's a long drive from my house, though. |
We will have a very nice view of the Old Mill when we're done drinking beer and piling up rocks. Free camping.!
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Pedregal
Good luck. Bet you got a steal on the place.
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