Mexico Bailment Agreement for Real Property

If you own real estate in Mexico that you wish to loan or place in the possession of another party free of charge for a specified period of time, create a Bailment Agreement for Real Property with this easy-to-use English-language template.

The borrower must return the property in the same condition as it was in when the borrower took possession, and is responsible to pay for any damages or deterioration.
If the borrower does not vacate the property by the termination date, the borrower will pay the lender a per diem amount for each day the borrower still has possession of the property.
The borrower must pay for all utilities and services, including water, light and telephone.

This Mexico Bailment Agreement for Real Property is provided in MS Word format. English language version only.

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