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Robinhood
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4.5 is serious money to anybody but the potential is enormous
Part of the talk with the accountant was to nail down a price the family would be comfortable with. After some thought about unrecognized assets and
liabilities the price was adjusted accordingly.
This was a hard decision for the Johnson family because it has been a part of their whole lives and they had turned down many much higher offers in
the past. However the market is what the market will bear.
The Craigslist ad reflects the new price and also includes acreage, houses, an R.V. park as it would be more convenient for the family to sell the
package.
Lots of possibilities on the table so don't think inside the box here. Let your imagination wander about the possibilities of how the entire compound
could be utilized by new investors.
[Edited on 7-9-2014 by Robinhood]
[Edited on 7-12-2014 by Robinhood]
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chuckie
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Right now eleven bucks is serious! Ged? Next time we have a cold one, I'll tell you how I got the RS...
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motoged
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| Quote: | Originally posted by chuckie
Right now eleven bucks is serious! Ged? Next time we have a cold one, I'll tell you how I got the RS... |
I will buy the first round.....and tell you my RS story (dark grey w/ smoke; Krausers, Konis, and many smiles....sold it for the 1100 GS oilhead....)
I will be in Mulege early January/15....maybe we should meet at the Serenidad  We can wear scarves 
Don't believe everything you think....
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chuckie
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I'm up for that. I'll be there about the same time.Kids say I have to stay through Christmas, since I havnt had Christmas with them in 18 years.( my
daughter keeps track). My RS was the same color had over 100K miles on it when I sold it, all mine. Stay well
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mtgoat666
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| Quote: | Originally posted by Russ
I'm confused... again
" From Jack at BBPilots
Just got off the phone with Don, he said that the Hotel is not for sale and he is working to find out exactly how the so called listing got put up and
it is my feeling that once he finds out, the "Stuff" is going to hit the fan.
He told me to tell everyone that the weather is wonderful, the strip is in good shape, the fishing is unbelievable, and all is well in "Mulege Land"
Jack"
Some one else please talk to Don, in person. If Jack is correct there should be some people dragged through the Mulege Mud! But there must be some
facts put forth before anyone goes off half c-cked.
I don't know Jack but I know that the fishing nor the sticky weather is "wonderful"
[Edited on 7-8-2014 by Russ] |
sounds like the RE agent jumped the gun, eh? maybe that just goes to show the agent is an eager beaver!
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chuckie
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Robin is eager, and good at what he does. I doubt he would do anything unethical...
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Kgryfon
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I've noticed that scarves and pizza seem to be a recurring theme around Mulege...just saying...I'm sure there is a great story lurking somewhere that
explains it all...
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motoged
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Yep....short version from my view:
Last winter Mulege Nomads were raving about a local new pizza joint (since closed, unfortunately). One commented about the pleasure of "scarffing down
the pie"....and another (who appears to have been living in a cave w/no internet or tweeting capabilities....or something) asked about
"scarffing"....apparently confusing it with "scarves".
Good humour ensued and the weekly pizza fests had pizza-nomads playing with the idea of wearing a "scarf" to the "pizza scarffing".
Something like that....kind of a play on words thing.
Versions of the story may vary.....
I took advantage of this epicurian festivity by saying that I would be passing through town and would like to meet some Nomads through such a
gustatory get-together. I had a chance to meet a half-dozen or so Nomads, eat some pizza, and enjoy myself.
However, I apparently disappointed some.....Pescador, for instance, said he was expecting me to be a guy in dreadlocks, but wouldn't expand on his
expectation..... I was introduced to Chuckie in passing as he drove up for a brief chat with the others (as my recollection goes....but the names don't
always connect with faces in my brain until used a few times....).
Sadly, I made the mistake later to describe the pizza as "pedestrian".....and I think that is when some Mulege Nomads put a bounty on my head for such
a breach of etiquette.
Well, I have had time to get over it....and maybe a few others have too.....we will see when we convene for beers at the Serenidad in January to swap
stories about the pleasures of putting a BMW between our legs for hours of pleasure on end
Hell, we might get along so well we might decide to buy the place, quell any and all false rumours about the mythical flood plain risks that worry
local real estate agents/house-sellers (well at least one of them who has not yet darkened this thread with his bulky presence  ).
If we do, the drinks are on the house for ALL Nomads for the first year commencing from completion of the sale. However, if we end up in a fist
fight (or just swishing our scarves at one another) due to characteralogical differences, gastric reflux irritation, or just being born under a bad
sign.....it is unlikely the sale will go through.....and no free drinks for you 
Questions?  
Don't believe everything you think....
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Kgryfon
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| Quote: | Originally posted by motoged
Yep....short version from my view:
Last winter Mulege Nomads were raving about a local new pizza joint (since closed, unfortunately). One commented about the pleasure of "scarffing down
the pie"....and another (who appears to have been living in a cave w/no internet or tweeting capabilities....or something) asked about
"scarffing"....apparently confusing it with "scarves".
Good humour ensued and the weekly pizza fests had pizza-nomads playing with the idea of wearing a "scarf" to the "pizza scarffing".
Something like that....kind of a play on words thing.
Versions of the story may vary.....
I took advantage of this epicurian festivity by saying that I would be passing through town and would like to meet some Nomads through such a
gustatory get-together. I had a chance to meet a half-dozen or so Nomads, eat some pizza, and enjoy myself.
However, I apparently disappointed some.....Pescador, for instance, said he was expecting me to be a guy in dreadlocks, but wouldn't expand on his
expectation..... I was introduced to Chuckie in passing as he drove up for a brief chat with the others (as my recollection goes....but the names don't
always connect with faces in my brain until used a few times....).
Sadly, I made the mistake later to describe the pizza as "pedestrian".....and I think that is when some Mulege Nomads put a bounty on my head for such
a breach of etiquette.
Well, I have had time to get over it....and maybe a few others have too.....we will see when we convene for beers at the Serenidad in January to swap
stories about the pleasures of putting a BMW between our legs for hours of pleasure on end
Hell, we might get along so well we might decide to buy the place, quell any and all false rumours about the mythical flood plain risks that worry
local real estate agents/house-sellers (well at least one of them who has not yet darkened this thread with his bulky presence ).
If we do, the drinks are on the house for ALL Nomads for the first year commencing from completion of the sale. However, if we end up in a fist
fight (or just swishing our scarves at one another) due to characteralogical differences, gastric reflux irritation, or just being born under a bad
sign.....it is unlikely the sale will go through.....and no free drinks for you
Questions? |
Nope, no questions - you summed it up quite nicely, thanks! ...January, you say?
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shari
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Oh that's rich...my new phrase for the day....characteralogical differences
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motoged
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| Quote: | Originally posted by shari
Oh that's rich...my new phrase for the day....characteralogical differences |
Shari,
Not sure it's in a dictionary, but it works....
Don't believe everything you think....
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Bajahowodd
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Don is old. I've gotten the impression, whether it's just the money, or whatever, that Don's family is not emotionally invested in the place. The
hotel is old and in need of a huge amount of restoration. With the exception of the lobby area, virtually everything has gone to seed. It's a great
property, but it needs MAJOR help.
An investor with deep pockets might be able to salvage this as Don's legacy.
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J.P.
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| Quote: | Originally posted by BajaGringo
Wonderful weather is a relative thing. I love the weather year round out here on the NW Pacific coast of the peninsula. While it's perfect to me,
others tell me that it is much too cold for their taste. Some people actually "enjoy" 100+ degree weather.
Me? I find myself opening the refrigerator a lot more often once the temps reach 80...
YMMV |
I can relate to Snooping in the refrigerator as my other half calls it she says I should have Frost Bite on my nose from sticking it in the
refrigerator.
[Edited on 7-11-2014 by J.P.]
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alacran
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The sale, is a hoax,as per DJ words yesterday.
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Robinhood
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Sighhhh
I guess everybody else has it figured out.
They all must have spent hours with Don, Nancy, and the accountant like I did discussing the details of the sale and the desires of the owners. Then
they probably spent another hour or two taking pictures with Don and putting it all up on the interweb and fielding calls from interested parties.
Not to mention the time invested in meetings with the Ejido to uncover the requirements for a smooth transfer.
If there are any seriously interested parties please contact me though the Craigslist ad.
If Don has changed his mind in the last five minutes it is news to me. Thanks Alacran.
Have a pleasant summer,
Saludos,
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mulegemichael
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you gotta remember, robin, there's a lot of experts on this board.
dyslexia is never having to say you\'re yrros.
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Sandlefoot
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| Quote: | Originally posted by mulegemichael
you gotta remember, robin, there's a lot of experts on this board. |
Definition of an expert.
Lets break it down, we all know what an EX is!!! A has been, the last one, the one that once was, ect. Now a spert, that is what happens what a
faucet fails, or a hose has to much air.
So an Ex spert is nothing more than a has been pulse of water! 
" Don't find fault, find a remedy; anyone can complain." Henry Ford
If you are not living on the edge...you are taking up to much space!
Just because it may not be a good idea does not mean it will not be fun!!!
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capt. mike
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I find this all too strange.
I know Alacran and he knows Don personally as a former resident of the trailer park before he built across the river.
If Don says no dice to him - well then.... ????????????
formerly Ordained in Rev. Ewing\'s Church by Mail - busted on tax fraud.......
Now joined L. Ron Hoover\'s church of Appliantology
\"Remember there is a big difference between kneeling down and bending over....\"
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Robinhood
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Not that strange really.
The family changed it's mind several times as to the price and what they were interested in selling. It started with just the hotel and ended up as a
larger offering.
They finally decided it would be in their best interests to try and sell the entire package which includes more acreage, houses, and an RV park. The
most recent advertisement reflects their desires.
I would happy to bring them a qualified buyer and I have had calls asking for details but no serious offers on the larger deal.
Thanks for keeping this on top of the board.
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chuckie
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Alalcran as in Marty that rents in Loma Azul?
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