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Thinking about buying a house for $208,000. What do you think? (Pic)
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Go for it. Its beautiful
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For 208.000 go forit u can't buy a garage in LA for that amount.:thumbsup
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Where in Mexico? I want it.
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damn, it is really nice !! you have my blessing, go for it :winkwink:
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foolish not to. great house.
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Wow. That's a gorgeous house!
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Cool :)
Looks more like a bungalow though? |
It's nice.
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looks like a mexican restaurant.
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http://www.costaalegreproperties.com...al_estate.html :) |
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Good idea :Graucho |
amazing.... a whole in the wall in my area costs double that... at that price i'll take 2 :thumbsup
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look great ... i'd jump on it .... you could always rent it out ....
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Wow- that is beautiful.. too bad I'd never live in mexico, there are some beautiful things there.
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amazing love to have a house like that :thumbsup
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He said he's never moving back. Besides, a US business operating outside of the US, it's my understanding the first $80,000.00/yr is non-taxable. :winkwink: |
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I'm thinking we'll just move there, but it does have a rental unit. |
you all live in some expensive fucking towns....lost of money being wasted in this thread...
grab that $208k shit, pretty ok price, but there is cheaper and better stuff to be found in not so known areas |
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My wife has about a hundred different pages bookmarked :) |
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I have friends in Guadalajara and really nice rentals and buys are very available if you're not just looking at what's being advertised to Americans. |
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thats sweet man
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Have to go to all the way to the kitchen to get Margaritas and Coronas :( |
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Hey - I saw that house!
Seriously... I've been researching moving out of the US for years. Nothing to do with Bush/Kerry - we thought it would be fun, as our daughter will be graduating High School soon. Financing is a bitch - mostly cash on the barrel. |
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Also, looks like a good place to entertain the local girls. Just make sure to wear a few rubbers so you don't get them prego. |
You'd be a fool not to. :2 cents:
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can you buy property there now? Isn't is just a lease?
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careful they'll rob your ass everyother day there
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If you're within 25 miles of the ocean then you cannot "own" property if you're not a Mexican citizen. Non citizens who wish to buy property do it through a trust. It costs a few hundred dollars to set it up and then about $200.00/yr maintenance. You still have to pay the note off (or pay cash) and it's your house to sell, rent or live in, but your name isn't on the paperwork. |
208K????
only in mexico :winkwink: |
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My mother-in-law told us to take plenty of cash for bribes and stuff. I told her that Mexico now has 4 lane PAVED super-highways and even big jets can land in Guadalajara :) |
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It's beautiful...like a dream almost.
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I assume it would be similar to US financing ? Don't know. We're going down to look around some. |
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I think the bank's name is on the trust. People do it all the time from what I've gathered. |
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The area we're looking at in Guadalajara is Rancho Contendo several miles out which is a gated community out by Lake Chapala. |
I say go for it as well...
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