The work around was a Mexican bank was the owner and lease it to the foreigner.It's within 50 kilometres from the coast and 100 kms from an international border, so 31 and 62 miles respectively.

If you want to purchase in Mexico, it's only if you buy outside of the so-called forbidden zone (within 100 kilometres of the international borders or within 50 kilometres of the coast, you can purchase in your own name.

The rule is that foreigners are not allowed to buy property directly within 100 kilometres of the border and 50 kilometres from the coast.

Ha ... there are a group of us who are ultrarunners and, among us, on one's birthday (or there about) you run your age (in miles if you're on form, in kilometres if not).  

However as a newbie already scared about making his first deal, starting thousands of kilometres away (or miles for my American friends 😊) doubles my concern, and out of country triples it. 

For example, I know of developments along Coba Road a few kilometres away from the town in which you could buy a 3-bedroom villa with private swimming pool for the price of a studio closer to the beach.

Today's commuters measure distance in commute time not Kilometres , by increasing the efficiency of the commute businesses from the GTA and surrounding areas are attracted into the city due to our affordable land, real estate and large selection of employees.

The RRR with six lanes extended to the length of 340 kilometres with a lineup of many national highways and state highways.

There is an old law in Mexico that prohibits foreigners to own property (land and buildings) within 50 kilometres of the coastline and 100 kilometres of the international borders.