Which real estate company is the most honest in Baja California, Mexico?
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We just bought a house in Ensenada and are very happy with our Baja real estate agent. She works for Baja Relocation. They were great and gave us the first honest answers to our questions. We tried other agents and discovered that they were less than honest. They tried to sell us property without title and told us many untruths. You can find Baja Relocation at www.baja-relocation.com Good luck!\nFrank
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Realtor.com is the most comprehensive, but I like Yahoo! Real Estate better. It has more detail and photographs.
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Work with a realtor it doesn't cost the buyer.
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The best place to go is Dun & Bradstreet, but the only catch is that it costs money. However, it will give you a very detailed business profile on almost any legitimate company.
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You want to confess something about real estate?  That's where you are.
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www.realtor.com\n\nAlmost all the houses for sale have pictures.  Few of the rentals have them.  All of the rentals from our company have them.
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Mexicali is the capital of the state of Baja California, Mexico as well as the capital of the municipality of Mexicali. Situated along the state's northern border with the U.S state of California, Mexicali is the northernmost city in Latin America
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I grew up in HB, live in Costa Mesa and work in OC... Are you looking for a rental or purchase?\n\nDrop me an e-mail and I can refer you to a couple of good agents I have known for years, no hitch other than a thank you if it works out. \n\nKevin\nKruorock@firstratelending.com
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What kind of data? I work with a Custom Broker in Mexico.
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Heck i would like to find a complete list of all that is for sale. They have so many MLS and there are many that are not even listed, it relay shorts the market and drive up prices giving the impression that the is no supply, yet they have record sales, excuse me how can you sell something you do not have. Any ways this is how they made the bubble that is now breaking.\nGood luck in find a list much less a complete list, little do they the Realtors know they are a big part of driving business out of CA. Check out this web site.\n\nhttp://www.breakingbubble.com/index.htm
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http://www.zillow.com/HomeDetails.z?city=Salinas&state=CA&zprop=19386114
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Hmmmmm.  You should go down to Mexico and build a small resort in Baja maybe half way down.  Nothing big .... just enough for maybe a half dozen travelers.  That would be really cool...obviously you never could own the land but I'm sure it would be a worthwhile endeavor.
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find any state:\nhttp://www.usarealestatelicense.com/states/NewMexico/\nhttp://www.online-education.net/real-estate-license.html\n\nnew mexico:\nhttp://www.usarealestatelicense.com/states/NewMexico/\nhttp://www.online-education.net/newmexico_schools.html
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sure - millions have!!!\n\nA foreigner can own land in Mexico as long as the land is more than 50 kilometers from the "Federal Zone," a strip of land reaching 20 meters inland from the high tide line along the ocean borders of Mexico, and more than 100 kilometers from the land borders of Mexico.\n\nA foreigner cannot own land in Mexico if the land is less than 50 kilometers from the Federal Zone, or less than 100 kilometers from the land borders. These restrictions apply to most of Baja California!
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I have a license in real estate and the best software that i have found is:  Realty Tools, Inc.
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Honesty and intergrity, going the extra mile are important.\n\nBeing abrest of changes in the market, knowledge of the market and using today's technolgy is highly valued.\n\nRealtors are often divided between good at listing or selling.\n\nIf I was to choose, I would look at the individuals track record vs promises or sometimes hype.\n\nI would pick someone who is not a friend of a friend, a full time agent who treat real estate like a profession.\n\nDesignations are also a value as the agent has taken the time to improve their own skills.\n\nInterview multiple agents/brokers and ask the tough questions, ask for sales activity, ask to see their website and their existing listings and past Sold's.\n\nHow are you going to sell my home?  What is your marketing plan.? How will you price my home? How did you determine market value? Can I see sales Comps? Can I see examples of your internet marketing? Do you do virtual tours?\n\nYou will see differences.
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I don´t know exactly what is b c, do you mean Baja California, or is it a group?