Lien seniority on properties are based on when they were filed.  

Hi BP,My name is Andy and I'm interested in property in Mexico City / CDMX and was wondering if anyone on the forums have had any experience as an American citizen acquiring property down there, and what that might entail?

I'm a US citizen who lives in Mexico City, and I'm considering purchasing a property in Mexico City.

when i worked for a syndicator back in the late 80s and tax reform hit.. they had all sorts of problems which eventually took the entire company down and they had over 250 different partnerships ( different buildings apartments senior housing MHP shopping centers land development  the land development was what I was employed to work on.).And this was prime Northern CA real estate Bay Area and Sacramento..

Senior parks are amazing.

It struck me that the people leading the City of Pomona and making very big decisions about housing for its citizens, but they know very little about the housing provider business (industry) and how it works.

His only issue is that he is a Canadian citizen.

I have been to many islands in the Carribean and Bahamas and there are many fantastic island to include Anguilla, the Abacos as St KittsThe bonus to St Kitts is qualified ownership can also come with the ability to obtain a 2nd Passport.Saying that, I am not a big fan of owning outside the US as the ability of a foreign government to turn on non-citizens will always be there

Right in the constitution, it says that every US citizen has both a right to make and assign any contract.

The building is mostly older seniors and to my knowledge it is in average condition and there are no known major repairs.