Guides for real-estate agents in Mexico

How to get a real-estate agent license in Baja California

Official REAPI (SEI) requirements for a professional real-estate agent license in Baja California: documents, 40-hour accredited course, 2026 fees, validity, renewal and where to apply.

Updated 2026-09-30

How to get a real-estate agent license in Baja California Sur

Official RAPI (SETUE) requirements for a professional real-estate agent license in Baja California Sur: documents, training, 2026 fees, yearly renewal, advisors and where to apply in La Paz.

Updated 2026-09-30

What an MLS is and how it works in Mexico

What an MLS (shared listing service) is, how agents share inventory and commissions, how it differs from a portal and how it works in Mexico, where there is no mandatory national MLS.

Updated 2026-09-30

Shared commissions between agents in Mexico: how to document them

How to agree on and document a shared commission between real-estate agents in Mexico: what the agreement should say, e-signature, evidence, payment at the notary and what to do if you are not paid.

Updated 2026-09-30

How to verify a real-estate agent in Mexico

How to check whether a real-estate agent in Mexico holds a state license or registration: official registries of Baja California, BCS and other states, what to check and red flags.

Updated 2026-09-30

Professional email and domain for real-estate agencies

Why a real-estate agent should use email on their own domain, how to choose and buy one, what SPF, DKIM and DMARC are, and how to connect it for free on Multilistado.

Updated 2026-09-30

Free tools for real-estate agents in Mexico (2026)

A dated, sourced comparison of free tools and paid plans for real-estate agents in Mexico: MLS, CRM, website, portals and professional email.

Updated 2026-09-30

Getting commissions paid at the notario

Commission payment instructions at the closing, step by step.

Presale risks

Documented cases and what to check before selling a presale.