Some friends of ours are interested in property in San Juanico.
Anyone have any idea who to contact to find out what might be available at what price ??
Thanks.
.David K - 9-7-2007 at 07:46 AM
Diver, on my site is a link to Scorpion Bay/ San Juanico (in the Links to specific Baja locations part) where you may find some details... Also, Juan
del Rio here on Nomad is a regular San Juanico visitor... Also go to http://www.bajaexpo.com and click on San Juanico. Baja Expo's Carlos Fiesta goes there often!losfrailes - 9-7-2007 at 07:47 AM
Contact Jaime Adkins.
email addy is: jaime_sanjuanico@yahoo.com
He is in the know out there on real estate.
[Edited on 9-7-2007 by losfrailes]The Sculpin - 9-7-2007 at 09:28 AM
Hmmmm...contact Jaime, contact Juan, what about Rueben? Oh man, be prepared for a double paddle tweedle beetle battle! You are referring to the
pacific San Juanico, I presume?Diver - 9-7-2007 at 09:34 AM
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Originally posted by The Sculpin
Hmmmm...contact Jaime, contact Juan, what about Rueben? Oh man, be prepared for a double paddle tweedle beetle battle! You are referring to the
pacific San Juanico, I presume?
Yes, the pacific one.
Can you please translate your post into spanish or french so I can use Babelfish to translate
Anything else you'd like to share ?? Seriously.
.The Sculpin - 9-7-2007 at 09:51 AM
You don't remember Dr. Suess???
Seriously, be very careful in purchasing in San Juanico. Make sure you talk to both Jamie and Reuben becuase they have different ideas on the future
of San Juanico. Get a hold of Terry as well. He's lived there along time. He was selling his house at one point not sure if he ever sold it- Dave and
Laurie are good sources too, if they're still there. If you know spanish, get Camacho's take as well. He's the mechanic on the north end of town.
There is also a big difference between living in town and on the point. There is also not much water. There is a tremendous amount of speculation
going on as well. I'm sure you already know all this since you're thinking of plunking down some serious scratch on some dirt, but just be very
cautious. We were looking about 18 months ago, and I felt it was too volatile both in SJ and in the US, so we decided to park it. My personal take is
that we are going to see a correction in the US market due to the forclosures and the ARM's resetting in January, and this will have a ripple effect
on the less than prime baja markets that may take as much as 2 years to sort out. I think there will be better deals then. Anyway, that's my
advice...it's worth what you paid for it.
Are you sure you want to live that close to the expat windnsea crew?!?!woody with a view - 9-8-2007 at 06:23 AM
Quote:
Are you sure you want to live that close to the expat windnsea crew?!?!
not a limerick...... and the answer is "NO".Bob and Susan - 9-8-2007 at 07:14 AM
A limerick is a five-line poem with a strict form
Limericks are frequently witty or humorous, and sometimes obscene with humorous intent.
example:
The lim'rick packs laughs anatomical
Into space that is quite economical,
But the good ones I've seen
So seldom are clean,
And the clean ones so seldom are comical.
so...woody...it should be....
NO
No
NO
No
NODiver - 9-8-2007 at 09:25 AM
Seems there may be some trouble with real estate folks in San Juanico.
Between Sculpins comments and a U2 I got, we are warned to be careful who we deal with in buying land in town.
Either there are some real problems or they want it all for themselves.
In any case, ALWAYS be sure to know who you are dealing with BEFORE you put down any $$$$ in any land deal. And make CERTAIN there is a free title to
be transferred and that you are dealing with the real owners.
.woody with a view - 9-8-2007 at 09:33 AM
thanks BnS
i knew it WASN'T a lim'rick......
and yes, SJ is a speculators wet dream....shoulda been there 5 years ago, at least!!!!elgatoloco - 9-8-2007 at 10:46 AM
