A seminar entitled, Latest Trends in Fiscal Agrarian Reform, provided by Attorney Jorge Carreaga, Notary four and twelve of Nayarit, was hosted by the three area A.M.P.I. chapters for their members and affiliates.  

Attorney Carreaga spoke regarding ejido property and agrarian law, as well as the Careaga provided an overview of the history of indigenous communities challenges real estate professionals face when working in these areas.  A simultaneous translation of the presentation was provided by Attorney Maria O´Connor for the English speaking agents.

Attorney O’Connor stated, “I am thrilled to have had the opportunity to participate in such an interesting and informative program.  As an attorney, it is always important to stay current with changes in the laws and their interpretation.  The value and importance of agrarian law and its reforms are crucial for us here in the Bay as the influx of foreign investment in the region increases and interest in rural property intensifies.”

Attorney Careaga provided an overview of the history of indigenous communities and the ejidos, agrarian law prior to 1992 and the sweeping reforms affecting the treatment of rural property. The second part of the presentation covered the differences between the “titulo de propiedad”, “certificado parcelario” and “constancia de posesión”, among others, and closed with a look at recent fiscal reforms regarding the payment of capital gains tax on regularized property.

The seminar was another opportunity for agents and brokers to participate in continuing education and to stay informed of leading factors in real estate, maintaining the level of professionalism required in today’s sophisticated market place.

For more information on A.M.P.I. Riviera Nayarita, contact Elena at El Grupo Bienes Raices (329) 298-1212, for A.M.P.I. Vallarta contact Vanessa at 044 (322) 135-7421 or for A.M.P.I. Compostela, Juan Jose Martinez at (322) 225-4917.