Al G
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Moving to Mexico
Charlie Sims has a handbook for people moving to Mexico. Has anyone seen this book?
I think I have read something about most of the chapter headings on this board.
1. Moving to Mexico?
2. Mexican Culture
3. Retirement in Mexico
4. Real Estate in Mexico
a. Foreign Ownership of Property in Mexico
b. Procedure and
closing cost
c. Taxes: What are you up against?
d. Homestead Tax
Exemption
e. Mexican Real Estate
Law
5. What to Know
6. Mexican Visas
7. Working in Mexico
8. Mexican Consulates
9. Transportation
a. Getting your vehicle across the Border
b. Driving in Mexico
c. Drivers License
d. Auto Insurance in Mexico
e. Fuel in Mexico
f. Highway Signs
g. Driving Distances
10. Moving your
household goods to
Mexico
a. Check list for a smooth move
b. How to pack list
c. How to make the move easier for kids
d. The most forgotten
items in a move
11. Banks in Mexico
12. Cell Phones
13. Domestic Help
14. Health
15. Pets in Mexico
16. Miscellaneous
If you have read it, any thoughts?
Albert
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rpleger
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Just come on down and take a look.
It`s a great place to live.
Richard on the Hill
*ABROAD*, adj. At war with savages and idiots. To be a Frenchman abroad is to
be miserable; to be an American abroad is to make others miserable.
-- Ambrose Bierce, _The Enlarged Devil\'s Dictionary_
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Bob and Susan
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if your neighbor doesn't kidnap your dog....
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Bruce R Leech
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or burn your boat
Bruce R Leech
Ensenada
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Al G
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Boat? Dog?
No Boat! No Dog!
Maybe thery will steal my wife???
Albert G
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The most precious thing we have is life, yet it has absolutely no trade-in value.
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Al G
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Senior Moment
Opps they already did! 
Albert G
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Bruce R Leech
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never herd of the book but you will like it here. just ask questions here and you will git a lot of answers and entertainment also.
Bruce R Leech
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Al G
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| Quote: | Originally posted by Bruce R Leech
never herd of the book but you will like it here. just ask questions here and you will git a lot of answers and entertainment also. |
Thanks Bruce,
I will drop-in the 1st of Nov and say hi, if all gos well. I understand you work there (Mulege).
Do large(33') RV's go there?
I will be staying 3+- days at each beach (maybe more beaches then I think) on the way down, but no set time in Mulege or Loreto. Looking to retire
there.
Seems to me a lot of people are upset over new comers??
I just want to fish, not step on others toes.
Thanks Albert
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roundtuit
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Don't worry about being new. Went to Mulege last Jan for a month \. Loved the pepole and the town. Ended up buying there. Went down in April with my
first load, hopfuly Sept for my next load and Oct with and other for the winter.
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Bruce R Leech
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yes they can accommodate the largest motor homes and you will see the people are very friendly and welcome new comers. we will look forward to meeting
you .
Bruce R Leech
Ensenada
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2frogs
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How do you get this book and does it apply to Baja only or Mexico mainland as well? 
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jrbaja
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"Seems to me a lot of people are upset over new comers??"
Depends on the attitude of these "newcomers".
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Juan
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Fishing and hanging out
H i Al, if you just want to fish and hang out you will soon find friends where ever you go in Baja. You will soon find out, by observation, why some
of us get a little upset with the other kind of people you might encounter. You know, the loud, obnoxious gringos' who know everthing and want you
to share their view point.
Most people who live in Baja, or who spend a lot of time there, will judge you on what you do and not on what you say so keep that in mind. The
attitude expressed on this board is often influenced by a bad day, a hangover, bad grades, a nasty boss and many other things. Also, a good week on
this board can also be influenced by a good day with the boss, a raise in pay, additional vacation time pending retirement, etc.
"Just come on down" and things will work out. Bring the book, and the others I believe you have, and afer a few weeks you will enjoy rereading them
on one of those long, warm days. I know I still do.
Best wishes, Juan de Lorerto
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