Bruce R Leech
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Your house for rent ?
so you decide to rent your House out for the time you are not here in Baja sur.you need to be registered with the hacienda and have a permit to
operate this business added to your fm3 by the immigration dept. before you can rent your property. if you dint do this and rent your Property and
get caught the gov. can take your Property and have you permanently deported.
this has happened here
[Edited on 11-23-2004 by Bruce R Leech]
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jrbaja
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It is the law.
And it has happened in a few places with people that don't follow it. Depending on a number of factors, it is generally overlooked as most of the
people that rent their homes, don't do it legally.
I see it as kind of an "ace in the hole" for the Mexican government when they decide to do something about it. 
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There is a certain gringo enclave in which most of the homes are leased to weekenders and summer vacationers.
They have been having problems with their administrator. He's been ripping them off for years but they can't fire him because he knows that the
homeowners have not been paying taxes on their rental income. Needless to say the guy has tenure.
Hacienda is not to be fooled with. If you make money you must have a work permit and pay taxes. Oh, and if you're thinking that you could tell them
that renters are just houseguests, think again. Hacienda's test is that your guests MUST be immediate family.
Eventually you will get caught. All it takes is a disgruntled neighbor or enterprising national making a phone call. 
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Bruce R Leech
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Many People think that if they use a management co. such as ours that you don't need to register But this is a deadly mistake. even if they are legal
you must have a registration with hacienda and permission from immigration.
When you want to do something check the Law and stay Legal.
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jrbaja
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Bruce
Does your company inform and assist your clients with these "minor details" ?
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Bob and Susan
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Salvador from Mulege can help......
http://www.despachocontable.com/
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Bruce R Leech
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yes Jr. I check both documents and require them on all rentals.
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Bruce R Leech
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If you rent the house furnished you will also need to show legal fractures, or invoices, or legal importation papers for all the furnishings in the
house this includes thing's like stove refrigerator tables Charis beds etc.
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jrbaja
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You would almost think
that these Mexicans thought about the cause and effect of legal/illegal immigration
Wonder where they would have come up with that idea from?
Too friggen funny when you give it some thought. Like the Mexican people and government have !!
Maybe it's about "Sweat Factories", "Maids" and "Handymen" or something.
Punta Banda?? I guess it would pay to pay attention, do your homework, and be legal in a foreign country, no?
He said/She said/They said
Try it when you don't even speak Spanish
Puentes se vende (almost free!)
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Bruce R Leech
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that is right Jr. the point of this is try to be aware of the local laws and stay legal. before you do anything ask a lot of Questions.
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