NexNex or Sell Directly? When Each Option Makes Sense
Nex isn't always the best option for every homeowner. Here's when an advance makes sense — and when selling directly is the better move.
Nex or Sell Directly? When Each Option Makes Sense Nex is a great tool when you need liquidity fast, but it isn't always the only — or the best — option. Here's how to identify which path makes sense for your situation. When a Nex advance makes sense - You need to solve a liquidity emergency now, not in the 3-6 months a traditional sale can take. - You want to keep ownership of your property while the sale is finalized, instead of underselling it out of urgency. - You'd rather have a professional team handle the sale at the best price while you solve the urgent need with the advance. - Your property meets the requirements (residential property, no active litigation, worth $1,500,000 MXN or more, located in Mexico City or the State of Mexico). When selling directly makes sense - You don't have a real liquidity emergency and can wait out the natural timeline of a sale. - You'd rather avoid the credit's interest cost (23-25% annual) and are willing to wait through the full sale process. - Your property already has an identified buyer or an advanced sale process underway. The key difference A Nex advance isn't "selling for less" — it's advancing part of your property's value while Vivra sells it at the best possible price. The decision comes down to how urgent your liquidity need is versus the cost of waiting. Not sure which one fits you? Schedule a free evaluation with a Vivra advisor and we'll help you decide.
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