What we look for in Playa del Carmen

Playa del Carmen paperwork skews to furnished long-stay rentals, co-living arrangements, and condo bylaws enforced by the building administration. We frequently see inventory lists that make tenants responsible for aged appliances, guest/occupancy penalties hidden in house rules, and cleaning/HOA fees that balloon at move-out. For offers and “promissory” agreements, escrow triggers, snag-list remedies, and tax responsibility are common blind spots.

We review the controlling Spanish, map risks into clear English, and propose concise changes. When useful, we draft a bilingual addendum covering deposit returns, inventory & handover checklists, minor repairs, quiet-hours/guest limits, and realistic timelines—so expectations are aligned with how condo admins and agents operate in Playa.

What’s different in Playa

• Building admin & HOA rules drive day-to-day reality—reference them and attach if possible.
• Inventory & appliances often shift responsibility—use dated photos and return-condition language.
• Guest/occupancy penalties show up in house rules—align the lease with those terms to avoid surprises.