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viabaja
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Laguna Percebu House for Sale
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http://www.viabaja.com
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bajamigo
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Love to see more of the house, but the "more photos" access is restricted. Que tal?
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fishbuck
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Ya it would be a good deal if it was Fideocomiso land but for lease land? Maybe $75,000.
[Edited on 5-13-2007 by fishbuck]
"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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BajaWarrior
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That was Chuck and Karen's house a long time ago, nice house, great view, front row...
Haven't had a bad trip yet....
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viabaja
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Dudes,
FYI as stated on my web site, give me your e-mail and I'll reply with access codes.
$75k. What part of Baja are you living in? In the mountains, 1/2 way down baja or on a cliff overlooking inaccessable rocky beaches? If I owned the
land, (which I don't want to) I'd be tacking on another $100k. Where can you buy a house, on the beach with access to SANDY beaches, within a very
secure ejido, within 2.5 hrs of the border?
Baja Warrior is correct as he has a great place too in SM (on a sandy beach).
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oldhippie
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viabaja,
$175K for a house that the land owner, or Ejido, owns and can tell you adios at the end of the lease, which cannot by law be for more than 10 years,
is way too much money.
I just bought a new 2 story 1600 sqft house with white water ocean views in a brand new gated community with 24 hour security guards on a sandy beach
20 minutes from the border using a 50 year fideicomiso for $164K. Granted, it's not in a remote area like yours and I have to put up with paved
streets, a new plaza, three large grocery stores, ATM machines, movie theaters, enumerable restaurants and other services 10 minutes away. And the
nightlife in TJ, man nothing "interesting" happens there. The ability to be in the US in 20 minutes using my Sentri pass is also a real drag.
http://www.bcba.com.mx/minisitios/laperlatijuana/index.cfm
You'd have to really love the San Felipe area and be willing to lose $175K, a big chunk of dough in anybody's book, to buy your place.
I'm not trying to flame you, but with fideicomisos, buying on leased land is becoming a thing of the past, especially on Ejidos, considering their
rush to privatize.
$50K would be a high price.
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Hook
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You guys bagging on the property should zip it and take care of it via private mail. Bad karma..........an old hippie and a liberal like you,
fishbuck, should know that.
Gawd, posting another property for sale on someone else's gig........the height of impropriety! 
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oldhippie
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Hook, you're right, I think.....
We shall not be improper, shall we.
Maybe it's not bad to provide opinions for prospective buyers to evaluate.
I was responding to viabaja's question:
"Where can you buy a house, on the beach with access to SANDY beaches..."
Afterall, he asked, I answered.
but, like usual, I got carried away.
I was expecting a response like "why would you buy in Tijuana"
To which I was going to reply with Baron von Rothschild's observation "When blood runs in the street, buy real estate".
I wonder how much a city block costs in Baghdad these days. Hmmmm
Now I'm talking to myself, I need to take my morning meds.
bye bye
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fishbuck
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| Quote: | Originally posted by Hook
You guys bagging on the property should zip it and take care of it via private mail. Bad karma..........an old hippie and a liberal like you,
fishbuck, should know that.
Gawd, posting another property for sale on someone else's gig........the height of impropriety! |
Maybe Hook, but it's an open forum so whatever you post is fair game to the comments of others.
That guy is tripping at his price. I put my buddies on there for comparison but it got deleted. I don't really care.
It might be a nice beach. I don't know. San Felipe isn't my cup of tea. Too hot and too many motorhomes.
"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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viabaja
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Guys, it's been fun and all comments are welcome!!!! This is what this board is all about. Isn't it great!!! Pricing like all real estate is subject
to negotiations and comps. I'm just basing my asking price on what has been sold in the past number of years in Percebu. It may go up or it may go
down in the fall, or I may change my mind and keep the place for a couple of years more!
As is all leased land, 10 years is the max one can negiotiate a lease and then, one has recourse by Mexican law if you are legal (FM3 or FM2). Your
house is not lost - ever.
As always - location, location, location!
Old hippie - increase your meds!!!
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fishbuck
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Yes location is everything. Before I bought my lots in San Quintin I checked to see how much the equivilent lots at Ventana Del Mar were selling for.
There wasn't an exact match because no lots in Ventana are right in the water like mine.
But the closest thing to mine was a 10000 sqft lot for $500000.
So I figured the $50000 I was paying was a good deal. I think mine are worth 75-80000 now but I have no intention to sell.
San Felipe has an airport of entry and that's a great marketing point.
In San Quintin we have a paved runway at the military base and some talk about it becoming an airport of entry.
The thing I like about SQ is that I can continue on down the Hwy 1 to other destinations depending on where the fishing is good. Or I can fly because
we have a runway at Pedregal.
Good luck on you price. I hope you get what you think it's worth. Lots of people like San Filepe.
"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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BajaWarrior
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Amazing!!!
Guys, why are you bashing other people's property, homes, and location?
Homes in differant area's go for differant amounts of money. That's all there is to it. I am on leased land as well and prefer it that way, and that
is MY business. The market has steadily climbed and that is what Beach Houses are fetching. I know that house, and it is nice, in a very established
campo.
When I bought my place the Fidecemisos wasn't around and I couldn't have afforded it along with the purchase price of my home. I got in cheap, made
some improvements, some additions, and lastly a new 1500 sq. ft. home over my 1500 sq.ft. garage while keeping my original Beach Front home for
guest's and our teenagers. I'm glad because I made my move, I have now 14 years of great memories of owning and improving a vacation home. I'm glad I
didn't listen to the people who are still sitting on their couches in the states saying "that I shouldn't buy in Mexico, they're going to take it
away!"
That is what some of my neighbors in Baja were told also, over 40 years ago.
So back off please, nobody is bashing your location, and we could, easily.
[Edited on 5-17-2007 by BajaWarrior]
Haven't had a bad trip yet....
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Hook
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Very easily! Dont get us started on San Quintin.
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bajamigo
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Make an offer, then you can comment on the price.
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fishbuck
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Hey BajaWarrior, I guess maybe it does sound like bashing. But like I said it's an open forum. If you post your property here people can comment.
Maybe, if you are afraid of the comments then you shouldn't post the price or post it on a realestate page with no forum.
Sure you could bash San Quintin. It's windy and can be a little cold. The town is dusty and haphazard. It certainly hasn't caught on like San Filepe.
I'm not really trying to promote San Quintin either. I like it the way it is.
ViaBaja's place looks very nice. Maybe that's a good deal for the area. If anyone is interested they should check it out and judge for themselves.
As for my comments... that's all they are. If that place is worth the money it will stand on it's own and nothing I say could hurt it or help it.
Plenty of people bash Cabo San Lucas and last time I checked prices were going up there not down.
So peace brothers and sisters!
"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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Hook
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| Quote: | Originally posted by bajamigo
Make an offer, then you can comment on the price. |
Naw, they'd rather trash the guy's post to make themselves feel better about INVESTING in TJ and SQ.
So, viabaja, your place IS gate-guarded and you DO have 350 days of 60 degree clouds, rocky shoreline and a 45 minute run to open ocean, don't you?
Gawd, I love open forums..................
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BajaWarrior
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Actually, I wasn't bashing San Quintin, I really like that area, but we are interested in Water sports with warm water, that's what draws us to our
area. I was speaking of 20 miles from the border.
Haven't had a bad trip yet....
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Who up there said, "very secure ejido?"
I started laughing so hard, I lost my place. When I find it, I'm gonna print it. Reading it from time to time might eliminate my need for
anti-depressants.
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fishbuck
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| Quote: | Originally posted by Hook
| Quote: | Originally posted by bajamigo
Make an offer, then you can comment on the price. |
Naw, they'd rather trash the guy's post to make themselves feel better about INVESTING in TJ and SQ.
So, viabaja, your place IS gate-guarded and you DO have 350 days of 60 degree clouds, rocky shoreline and a 45 minute run to open ocean, don't you?
Gawd, I love open forums.................. |
Ya, that's the spirit Hook! Let it all hang out man. Tell it like it is.
We still love ya!
"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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Hook
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Hell, yeah Fishbuck! Starting to get the hang of this open-forum business. Anything goes, I hear. Read that, somewhere. No need for courtesy or
respect or any of those old fashioned values.........it's the New Frontier.
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