Legal Question in Real Estate Law in Florida

It is not what I consider a "material" or major breach of contract, but it is a breach IMHO. You could sue for what they have overcharged you. This may or may not be worth the cost of an attorney unless you could find one who would pursue your case on a contingency basis. What would be helpful is if you found other owners who are experiencing similar problems. There is power in numbers. Honestly, you don't know who is keeping the extra money. But prices in Mexico is a lame reason. The cheapest and least cumbersome approach is to contact the State Attorneys Office (prosecutor) in that Jurisdiction. You could also contact a private attorney in the area and ask how much he/she requires to retain them for the limited purpose of investigating these suspicious fees . . . maybe a nasty letter from an attorney is all it would take. Then they in turn would have to explain to their attorney what is the basis for these extra fees. Then if they are doing something really fishy, their attorney SHOULD tell them to "knock it off!" Best.