Gov. Lezama Licenses New Real Estate Advisors in Puerto Morelos

Puerto Morelos, Quintana Roo — Governor Mara Lezama presented licenses to five new real estate advisors in Puerto Morelos, bringing the total number of registered professionals in the municipality to 279. The initiative aims to strengthen the real estate sector by ensuring legal and orderly transactions for property buyers.

Strengthening Legal and Secure Transactions

The newly licensed advisors underwent 90 hours of training and benefited from a 50% discount on processing fees, as stipulated by an agreement from the Secretariat of Finance and Planning (SEFIPLAN). Governor Lezama emphasized that this measure, implemented under the Fourth Transformation government, guarantees orderly growth and provides legal certainty for investors acquiring properties.

Government Commitment to Orderly Development

During the ceremony, Governor Lezama was accompanied by Verónica Lezama Espinosa, honorary president of DIF Quintana Roo; Blanca Merari Tziu, municipal president of Puerto Morelos; and José Alberto Alonso Ovando, head of SEDETUS. The governor reiterated that the certification of real estate advisors ensures transparency and legal compliance in property transactions.

The training requirements for obtaining a license include 90 hours for new registrations and 30 hours for renewals. This program reinforces the government’s commitment to combating irregular real estate practices and promoting secure investments in the region.