jureal
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Puerto San Carlos Real Estate
Just trying to find a place for a retirement homestead that won't break the bank. Fishing is important as is boat launching facilities. Been to San
Carlos one time and liked the area. Are there any other nomads living in this area? What are RE prices like currently? Any contacts for property
for sale? Thanks. Did not mean to hijack the previous thread.
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mpc
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jureal
i have some property in san carlos as well as further norht in the bay. it is a lot of raw land and not subdivided. i guess you can get pretty good
deals in san carlos itself if that is what you are looking for. are you looking for land? house?
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jureal
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Actually land with a house on it. What price are we looking at?
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Bajahowodd
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Two points, if I may interrupt this real estate transaction:
The area was hit hard by Jimena, very hard. It is not an area with many non-Mexicans as residents. They get by on fishing and whale watching. Few, if
any Nomads there. And that is reflected in the dearth of damage reports in the aftermath of Jimena. In the realm of the Nomad, San Carlos is the
anti-Mulege.
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woody with a view
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no offense to anyone, but that's probably why dude wants to live there!
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jureal
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No that is not why I am inquiring about this area. I am looking for a place to retire where I can enjoy my fishing hobby. I like tuna and I like
them big. Been going to Puerto Vallarta the last few years but that tropical weather is a bit much.
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fishbuck
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If your taking San Carlos in Mag Bay I was there a few years back. A semi-truck with a open dump-type trailer was filled with big atun. They were all
nose down with there tails sticking up.
They had just been unloaded and were headed to the cannery over at Puerto Lopez. I guess the cannery at San Carlos was already full.
But yes, they were the big atun. I'm guessing you would need a very substantial boat to get to them.
I think the ones out at Thetis Bank are the more common 20-50lbs type.
I wasn't able to get out there by panga.
"A ship in harbor is safe, but that is not what ships are built for." J. A. Shedd.
A clever person solves a problem. A wise person avoids it. – Albert Einstein
"Life's a Beach... and then you Fly!" Fishbuck
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jureal
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I am thinking that a 30ft cruiser would be able to get to them. Not sure about whether that is feasible or not given the long trip out of Sn Carlos
just to get to the open sea. Lopez Mateos is a shorter run to get to the sea but further to the spots. I need to make another run over to the area
to see.
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