ikuku boutique condos
Modern boutique living in Playa del Carmen with turnkey units, premium amenities, and immediate move‑in availability.
kune tulum
Resort‑style living in Tulum 101 with jungle views, premium amenities, and immediate delivery.
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FAQ
1. What is a ready to deliver unit
A ready‑to‑deliver unit is a fully completed residence that is move‑in ready and available for immediate use. Buyers can take possession right away, begin personal occupancy, or activate rental income without waiting for construction. These units offer a low‑risk entry point because the building, amenities, and finishes are already finalized and visible.
2. Can I move in immediately
Yes. Once your paperwork is completed and the closing process is finalized, you can move in or start renting the unit right away. Because construction is already complete, there are no delays, no waiting periods, and no uncertainty around delivery timelines.
3. Do ready to deliver units come furnished
Some units are delivered fully furnished or turnkey, while others offer optional furniture packages curated for rental performance or personal use. I confirm the furnishing status for each property and help you choose the best option based on your goals — whether that’s Airbnb, long‑term rental, or personal living.
4. What are the closing costs
Closing costs typically range from 6–10% of the property value. These costs may include notary fees, taxes, trust (fideicomiso) setup for foreign buyers, and administrative fees. The exact percentage depends on whether the unit is already titled or in the final titling stage.
5. Can I finance a ready to deliver unit
Yes — several financing options may be available. Titled units can sometimes qualify for Mexican bank financing, while others offer developer financing with flexible terms. Cash purchases are also common. I review each project’s financing options and help you understand which structure best fits your investment strategy.
6. What is the ROI for ready to deliver units
ROI varies by location, amenities, and rental strategy, but ready‑to‑deliver units often generate immediate cash flow because they can be rented from day one. Playa del Carmen and Tulum both have strong short‑term rental markets, making these units attractive for investors seeking fast activation and predictable returns.
7. Are these units good for Airbnb
Many ready‑to‑deliver units are Airbnb‑friendly, especially in Playa del Carmen and Tulum. I verify each building’s rental policies, HOA rules, and management options to ensure the property aligns with your rental goals. Some developments even offer in‑house management for seamless hosting.
8. What additional fees should I expect
Common fees include HOA fees, fideicomiso (bank trust) fees for foreign buyers, annual property taxes, and optional property management fees. I provide a full breakdown for each unit so you understand your total monthly and annual carrying costs.
9. Do I need a fideicomiso to buy
If you are a foreign buyer purchasing within the restricted zone — which includes both Playa del Carmen and Tulum — you will need a fideicomiso (bank trust) or a Mexican corporation. Both options are fully legal and widely used for coastal real estate purchases.
10. How do I reserve a unit
To secure a unit, you place a reservation deposit that temporarily removes the property from the market while due diligence is completed. After that, you proceed to signing, payment, and immediate delivery. I guide you through each step to ensure a smooth and transparent process.
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