If you're considering selling your house, apartment, land, or commercial space, it's important to understand a few basic points to ensure the process is fast, secure, and legally sound.

What Do You Need?

– Complete and organized documentation:

• Property title deed
• Official identification
• Proof of no outstanding debts (water and property tax)
• CURP and RFC
• Tax situation certificate
• Condominium regulations (if applicable)

– A realistic property value:

• It's not about what we believe the property is worth, but what the market is willing to pay. An objective valuation helps set a competitive and fair price.

– Good presentation:

• Photos, the overall condition of the property, and how it’s shown make a significant difference. A well-presented property is more likely to sell faster and at a better price.

– Time and follow-up:

• Answering calls, managing inquiries, showing the property, filtering prospects, and providing follow-up all require time, attention, and commitment.

– Understanding the legal process:

• There are specific legal steps that must be followed to formalize the sale before a notary. Knowing what is needed and when is essential.

Can You Handle It On Your Own?

Yes, it’s possible to do it on your own. Just keep in mind that you’ll need time, organization, and knowledge of the process. If you prefer to avoid complications, minimize risks, and receive professional support, we’re here for you.

At Canoa Bienes Raíces, We’re Ready to Help

We take care of the entire process: document review, promotion, handling of inquiries, property showings, follow-up, negotiation, and legal closing. We work with transparency, ethics, and commitment — always protecting your best interests.

If you're planning to sell, we’re at your service.