You also have to deal with local ejidos.
Each ejido has different rules regarding the sale, use and possible reclaim and repurpose “your” purchased land.
You hear stories of shady things, but it’s the ejidos job to protect their lands.
Just because a local says it’s their lands, you must get the neighbors and ejido to survey the claim before you purchase anything.
More of a buyer beware situation.
I own land in Tonameca, Oax.
the ejido there is pretty chill, but when we were looking at land... most ejidos stated that they can and may vote to reclaim the sold land for it to be reused in the community.
It really depends on the region and local government.
You shouldn’t have issues if you pay your taxes to the ejido, the local municipality and don’t be a dick to the community.
Also cleaning and using your land for anything helps establish your claim.
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You also have to deal with local ejidos. Each ejido has different rules regarding the sale, use and possible reclaim and repurpose “your” purchased land. You hear stories of shady things, but it’s the ejidos job to protect their lands.
Just because a local says it’s their lands, you must get the neighbors and ejido to survey the claim before you purchase anything.
More of a buyer beware situation.
I own land in Tonameca, Oax. the ejido there is pretty chill, but when we were looking at land... most ejidos stated that they can and may vote to reclaim the sold land for it to be reused in the community.
It really depends on the region and local government.
You shouldn’t have issues if you pay your taxes to the ejido, the local municipality and don’t be a dick to the community.
Also cleaning and using your land for anything helps establish your claim.
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