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Non-residents selling property in Mexico are generally subject to Mexican capital gains tax, and the exact tax treatment depends on residency status, documentation, and the sale structure. In many cases, the notary handles withholding and filing at closing, so the tax outcome should be planned before signing the deed.

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If you're moving to a new house or apartment, be advised: Some things are made to be broken.