Investors
Your capital, in dollars. With structure.
HEGUM develops new homes in Houston, Texas — and guides investors from Mexico into the U.S. market with the structure to do it right.
Investors
HEGUM develops new homes in Houston, Texas — and guides investors from Mexico into the U.S. market with the structure to do it right.
The thesis
Every year, thousands of Mexican families move capital into U.S. housing for the same reasons: a stable economy, a strong currency, and an asset you can stand in front of. Texas takes a large share of that investment. HEGUM sits on both sides of that equation — a developer founded in Mexico, with delivered work behind it, now building in Houston with a U.S. entity, formal structure, and its own construction.
The business translator
Investing in the U.S. runs on its own rails: entities, title companies, escrow, taxes, reporting. Most investors don't need to master that system — they need someone they trust who already has.
Transactions built for transparency rules like FinCEN reporting — structures that comply from the design up.
A turn-key rental property, or a stake in a development. The right structure depends on your case — and that's a conversation we have in person.
Is it legal to invest from Mexico? What structure do I need — LLC, escrow, title? Which taxes and reports apply? Who takes care of my property from a distance?
Decisions like these aren't made from a web page. They're made in conversation.