When severe events affect a leased dwelling in Mexico—such as structural fractures following seismic tremors, hurricane damage, municipal condemnations, or catastrophic plumbing ruptures that render a home partially o…
During tenancy disagreements or payment arrears, some lessors in Mexican metropolitan areas attempt extrajudicial pressure tactics, such as changing entryway deadbolts, disabling biometric entry systems, or requesting…
A frequent scenario in residential leasing across Mexico occurs when the fixed term specified in a written lease contract reaches its expiration date, yet the tenant remains in physical possession of the property and…
Residential leases in Mexico commonly require tenants to provide a security deposit (depósito en garantía) prior to taking possession of a property. When a lease terminates, disputes frequently arise over deductions f…