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JZ
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Anyone know a good real estate agent in Loreto?
Especially, someone familiar with Loreto Bay?
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JC43
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JZ, senseless to ask, I think. Al dirt pimps are same. They are pushing the sales price as high as possible to make more money. 6 or 8 % from
500.000 is more than from 400.000.
But to buy these days might be a good idea. A friend of mine purchased a property here in Cabo and negotiated the price down by close to 30 %.
Selling these days is a whole lot of a different story. I am watching some websites about selling properties. The offers are pinned in concrete!
Those dirt pimps here in Cabo are considering changing their job to timeshare or even bar keeper.
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ligui
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I like for Loreto bay Cris and Eric at Ronival. I have worked with them to sell some property and all they are very hard working and easy to keep in
touch with .
52 613-118-8970
Also I am working with Denise and Cris at Live in loreto realestate on another project. Very professional and knowledgeable on all dealings in the
area
954-608-7882
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rhintransit
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I’ve just listed my Loreto Bay home with Dee Wise of Momentum Realty, their group is very good. I can also recommend Eric Olsen at Ronival.
[Edited on 5-3-2021 by rhintransit]
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Lee
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Quote: Originally posted by JC43 | JZ, senseless to ask, I think. Al dirt pimps are same. They are pushing the sales price as high as possible to make more money. 6 or 8 % from
500.000 is more than from 400.000. |
Not how RE works.
Market drives prices so blame the cash rich Californians coming down. Where I live in Pesky, Californians are building the nicest priciest homes.
Rumor of legit drug money is abundant.
Prices will slow, even plateau, like the '08 scenario, but it'll come back and, IMO, now is a great time to buy. Don't know the Loreto market but
Loreto Bay is popular.
RE people are brokers, middle men and women. Some have questionable ethics, and morals are sometimes out the window.
There are honest agents though who can help a client arrive at the right price for a sale. Sellers (owners) determine the price of their home.
All sellers want the most money they can get. Buyers want lowest price they can pay. Been that way a long time.
Study the market, go slow, find an honest, ethical RE broker. Check references. Buyer beware.
JZ. What's up? You asking for yourself or someone else?
Rhintransit. Will you list details of your home here?
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Quote: Originally posted by rhintransit | I’ve just listed my Loreto Bay home with Dee Wise of Momentum Realty, their group is very good. I can also recommend Eric Olsen at Ronival.
[Edited on 5-3-2021 by rhintransit] |
are you bugging out
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rhintransit
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Rhintransit. Will you list details of your home here?
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As soon as the listing is published, will post a link here. Photos are being taken today
[Edited on 5-3-2021 by rhintransit]
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rhintransit
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Nope, one can never leave Baja once its really in your blood. Just time for a change.
reality\'s never been of much use out here...
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JZ
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Quote: Originally posted by Lee |
JZ. What's up? You asking for yourself or someone else?
Rhintransit. Will you list details of your home here?
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Wife and I are gonna come down this month to look at properties.
[Edited on 5-3-2021 by JZ]
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JC43
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Quote: Originally posted by Lee | Quote: Originally posted by JC43 | JZ, senseless to ask, I think. Al dirt pimps are same. They are pushing the sales price as high as possible to make more money. 6 or 8 % from
500.000 is more than from 400.000. |
Not how RE works.
Market drives prices so blame the cash rich Californians coming down. Where I live in Pesky, Californians are building the nicest priciest homes.
Rumor of legit drug money is abundant.
Prices will slow, even plateau, like the '08 scenario, but it'll come back and, IMO, now is a great time to buy. Don't know the Loreto market but
Loreto Bay is popular.
RE people are brokers, middle men and women. Some have questionable ethics, and morals are sometimes out the window.
There are honest agents though who can help a client arrive at the right price for a sale. Sellers (owners) determine the price of their home.
All sellers want the most money they can get. Buyers want lowest price they can pay. Been that way a long time.
Study the market, go slow, find an honest, ethical RE broker. Check references. Buyer beware.
JZ. What's up? You asking for yourself or someone else?
Rhintransit. Will you list details of your home here?
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Find an honest and ethical RE broker???
How do you know before doing business with him that he/she has ethical values?
Those references??????? Mostly published by themselves or friends.
Not a reliable source to find out about the dirt pimp.
Market determines the prices? Not always. Right here in CSL the prices do not vary since begin of the pandemic. But only very little is actually
sold. Same on rentals. Nobody wants to be the first showing a better price. It all comes down to the sales/buying process. Put the money on the table
and say: That`s it! Take it or leave it. It worked w/ my friend perfectly.
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Lee
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Quote: Originally posted by JC43 |
Find an honest and ethical RE broker???
How do you know before doing business with him that he/she has ethical values?
Those references??????? Mostly published by themselves or friends. |
I was responding to your comment that dirt pimps are all the same. And that they drive up prices. And think you're wrong on both counts.
If you can't weed out honest from dishonest people, I recommend you not do business where money is involved.
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I've bought and sold about a dozen properties in three different countries and luckily have only met one "dirt pimp" in all that time. Even then I
understood where he was coming from and did my best to limit his leverage.
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JC43
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Quote: Originally posted by Lee | Quote: Originally posted by JC43 |
Find an honest and ethical RE broker???
How do you know before doing business with him that he/she has ethical values?
Those references??????? Mostly published by themselves or friends. |
I was responding to your comment that dirt pimps are all the same. And that they drive up prices. And think you're wrong on both counts.
If you can't weed out honest from dishonest people, I recommend you not do business where money is involved.
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Well, First of all, I am doing business every day and money is involved.
On the other hand, name me one business where no money is involved?
Money is the thing to do business.
Secondly, I was not saying that ALL dirt pimps are same. What I wanted to point out: Be careful when dealing with a dirt pimp! MOST of them have no
ethic values and it is like retired uncle Donald said: Money first.
Again, they have the strongest interest on every deal to push the sales price as high as possible. By reason of their own profit. Understandable?
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Not to derail JZ'S topic but It's seems like everything in San Felipe that sat on the market is now sold! I've been watching the area and it seems
like everything sold during covid?
The legal weed business in California is making people very rich and they have money they need to put places. The problem with us Californians
is that once we sell we can't afford to come back so you have to be sure before you go.
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Lee
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Quote: Originally posted by JC43 |
Secondly, I was not saying that ALL dirt pimps are same. What I wanted to point out: Be careful when dealing with a dirt pimp!....
Again, they have the strongest interest on every deal to push the sales price as high as possible. By reason of their own profit. Understandable?
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My initial response was to your point that all dirt pimps are the same. That's what you wrote. Anyway, points taken.
My point in your last paragraph is that all agents work for the Seller, represents the Seller's financial interest (fiduciary). More money Seller
gets, more commission agent gets. I would expect an agent working for me to get top dollar. If a buyer pays more than the property is worth, the
agent is doing their job. Maybe you see this as a glass half full vs. half empty.
Unless there is a Buyer's Agreement between agent and buyer, the agent is working (getting paid) for the Seller, as commission is paid from the
Seller's proceeds.
Without this Agreement, it's ethical for an agent to get a buyer to pay as much as possible -- as the agent isn't working for the buyer. Buyer is
customer, Seller is client.
I'm not sure we're in agreement about the definition of dirt pimp. Unscrupulous, unethical, immoral, illegal, defines it for me.
Inflating property values, even artificially, to me, is not a dirt pimp but a RE agent doing their job.
No more point to be made here. We agree/disagree on intricacies.
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La Bocana has sold more lots and has more building going on than we have ever seen before!
Loreto Bay is so beautiful! What a good choice. Be sure you have a guest room and we can do a swap.
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I think you would prefer real mexico in Loreto proper over the gringo enclave/Karen fortress known as Loreto Bay
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No regulatory entity for real estate people here in Mexico that dictates standards, ie: no license required.
No Insurance, Bonding, Schooling, Examinations, etc....
Anybody can hang a shingle, beware. Lot of time-share types running around that can't cut it elsewhere.
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Quote: Originally posted by defrag4 | I think you would prefer real mexico in Loreto proper over the gringo enclave/Karen fortress known as Loreto Bay |
Sounds like you haven't paid attention to his posts....
Don't believe everything you think....
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bajaric
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Quote: Originally posted by JC43 |
they have the strongest interest on every deal to push the sales price as high as possible. By reason of their own profit. Understandable?
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Actually, as pointed out in the book "Freakanomics" an agent representing the seller has an incentive to get the seller to accept a lower price, if it
means closing the deal. Three percent of 500K is $15,000, three percent of 400K is $12,000 not a large difference, especially compared to three
percent of nothing if the property goes unsold.
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