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Our CEO Angelica Gonzalez, our Founder Raúl O'Farrill, and other senior executives at OTP Trust and our associates have written numerous articles and essays about Mexican real estate ownership. We offer a number of these informative articles here, along with other valuable information about Mexican real estate; information about Mexican real estate bank trusts; Mexican real estate title insurance services; and investing in Mexican real estate, including buying real estate in Mexico with IRA / 401(k) funds and information for those retiring in Mexico. Each article can be read online, or downloaded as a .pdf file.

+ Information about Mexican real estate bank trusts and real estate ownership in Mexico

+ Mexican real estate title verification & processing / Mexican real estate title insurance services

+ Investing in Mexican real estate / Retiring in Mexico / Buying Mexican real estate with IRA / 401(k) funds

+ 2008 Rocky Point Market Analysis / About Rocky Point real estate / Mexico's investment environment

+ About OTP Trust

We are also pleased to provide additional consumer resources, including a .pdf of the highly informative Buying Real Estate in Mexico (A Consumer's Guide) published by the Arizona Department of Real Estate, and useful articles by our associates such as Buying Property in Mexico with Your IRA / 401(k) by Carl Fischer, Principal & Senior Self-directed IRA Administrator of Entrust CAMA.

We invite you to contact OTP Trust if there is additional information you would like regarding Mexico's exploding real estate marketplace and how OTP Trust can assist you in making your Mexican real estate dream come true!

Rocky

Point

2008

Market

Analysis

By Raúl O'Farrill, Founder,

OTP

Trust

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"The Rocky Point real estate market has traditionally depended to a great degree on the health of the Arizona real estate market, and despite Rocky Point's steady continued expansion of its geographic "pull", this continues to be the case...Rocky Point is not, however, 100% dependent on the Arizona / Southwestern markets, nor should its trajectory in 2008 be expected to exactly mirror those markets. In fact, while there are certainly both positives and negatives in the current status of the Greater Rocky Point real estate market, some of the differences between Rocky Point and the Arizona / Southwest markets may point to a brighter future sooner here than in the United States."