George Puckett's Blog Posts Tagged 'cabo' (6)

 Sampling of the Directory

Keep in mind that this is only a sampling of the subscribers currently on board. Many locations are still open. The first subscriber in each location gets the…

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Is There Anything Better than Fr*ee?

 

Download my book for Fr*ee from September 28th thru October 2nd. Follow this link, http://www.amazon.com/dp/B008YE9TV0. No Kindle! No problem. There is a link in the green order box, just above the "Give as a Gift" Link. Get your…

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Hello to ALL,

September is going to be a very exciting month. On September 6 Amazon will probably be announcing their new Kindle Fire. Additionally, sometimes in September Apple should be announcing the new 7 inch iPad. Google has already come out with it's 7 inch Nexus Tablet. They call it the Kindle Fire Killer.

When Amazon launched the Kindle Fire eBook sales doubled over night. Now all three of these heavy weights are coming to market…

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You have questions about Mexico? We have answers!

Where is the best place to retire?

Can a foreigner own Real Estate in Mexico?

What about Cartel violence?

Are there safer places to live than others?

Can a person really save on Medical Procedures in Mexico?

 

Send your questions to epgeorge007@gmail.com and…

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Part 2, Combining Real Estate & Business 



I know that there are more people in business than B&B owners but those are the only people we heard from, besides Realtors. However, we will go to press with what we have.



Bear in mind, this is not a Scientific presentation of the Economy of Mexico but merely assembling in some logical manner the information we received. First we'll take a tour of Baja starting with Baja Sur.



We have 2 reports from the Cabo area. Our… Continue

Hurricane Heads to Baja, Mexico; Thousands Evacuate (Update2)



By Brian K. Sullivan and Aaron Sheldrick



Sept. 1 (Bloomberg) -- Hurricane Jimena strengthened into an “extremely dangerous” storm as it headed toward Mexico’s Baja Peninsula, prompting the evacuation of thousands of people and a hurricane warning for a resort area.



Jimena’s maximum sustained winds were near 250 kilometers (155 miles) per hour, putting it at the threshold for a Category 5 storm,… Continue