The ancient Mayan pyramid of El Adivino in Uxmal, set against a blue sky, surrounded by lush green grass and trees.

Helping Expats to Retire with Confidence in Yucatan

Town square with palm trees, benches, street lamps, and a pink clock tower in the distance, under a partly cloudy sky.
Stone monument with Aztec-style carvings topped with the Mexican flag, set against a cloudy sky.
Ancient Mayan pyramid with a smaller stone structure in the foreground, surrounded by trees under a clear blue sky.
A sandy beach with a tall palm tree, two boats on the sand, and people by the shoreline, under a partly cloudy sky.
Sunset over the ocean with people on a pier, clouds in the sky, and the water reflecting the sunlight.
A woman in traditional Mexican embroidered dress working with clay pots in a rustic kitchen with stone and wooden walls.
Nighttime street scene with lit buildings, pedestrians walking, small trees in planters, orange cones, and a clear sky.
A white castle with rounded arched windows and battlements under a sky with scattered clouds.

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About me

Originally from Mexico City, I bring over two decades of international real estate experience to my clients.

I began my career in Houston, earning my U.S. real estate license in 2004, and later established myself in Mérida, Yucatán, where I have worked as a real estate agent since 2007.

I am certified as a Professional Real Estate Agent through CONOCER, the Mexican government entity that officially recognizes professional expertise and skills.

Now based in Austin, Texas, and renewing my Realtor® license, I offer a unique cross-border perspective that helps clients navigate real estate decisions in Mexico and the United States with confidence and clarity.

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