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Why Mexico?
A strong, growing economy with an expanding middle class.
Property rights are clearly defined and respected, US title companies are writing policies in Mexico.
The Lack of Liquidity has created an abundance of opportunities in the Asset Based Lending and real estate markets.
Low Loan To Values on Asset Based Loans - we are always well secured in each transaction.
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"Homex, Mexico's No. 1 home builder, posted a higher-than-expected 68 per cent rise in second-quarter net profit on Monday as it built and sold more houses."
"Mexico rises: Oil prices fuel trading shift", Windsor Star, July 21, 2008"...Mexico could replace China as North America's key source of manufactured goods and inexpensive labour."
"Marriott International to Nearly Triple Its Presence in Mexico in Five Years", MarketWatch, July 16, 2008"Marriott International, Inc.... plans to add 29 branded Marriott hotels in Mexico, create an estimated 3,000 new jobs and represent a total investment of more than $1 billion.."
"Mexico's Banco del Bajio Sees Growth In Small Business Loans", Dow Jones Newswire, June 4, 2008"Mexican bank Banco del Bajio (one of Mexico's top 10 banks) expects to grow its loan portfolio close to 30 percent this year....." They have "carved out a lucrative niche in recent years lending to small and medium-sized businesses...."
"Home Depot Thriving in Mexico: Unprecedented housing boom stark contrast to U.S.", AJC.com, May 16, 2008"The Mexican government hopes to spur construction of 16 million houses by 2030, a goal that would nearly double the nation's current stock."
"Ford invest $3 Billion in Mexico", Forbes.com, June 10, 2008"The $3 billion Ford will invest is significant for the overall economy, given that total foreign direct investment in manufacturing in 2007 stood at $11.5 billion."
"Mexico Housing Boom Skirts US Crisis", The Associated Press, Jan 21, 2008"Behind the boom are six years of economic growth and stability, and a national shortage of 6 million dwellings. While interest rates are falling, just 6 percent of Mexico's 25.7 million homes are financed with mortgages -- compared with approximately 67 percent in the U.S."
"Calderon's Back to Mexico Plan", Christian Science Monitor, Feb 13, 2008"...despite a looming US recession. Last year, Mexico saw its largest increase in new jobs, a big jump in its global competitiveness, a 25 percent rise in foreign investment, and an inflation rate lower than the US for the first time in history."