A HOLIDAY GIFT GIVING IDEA

Last Updated on Thursday, 22 December 2011 05:12 Written by Mimi Mills Thursday, 22 December 2011 05:12

Dear Friends:

 

While there are many younger children in our families that we want to get toys or electronics for, here is a thought to consider. . . Instead of racing around stores looking for gifts, why not think about sending a small donation in that person’s name to the tax-deductible Baja Scholarship Fund which has in its care 39 students who have been in our program for years.

 

The students range from primary school to university students.  All are outstanding academically and have been at risk of leaving school due to financial hardship.

They receive money for school fees, uniforms, books and even food, for the poorest families.  This has proven to be a very successful way to provide an opportunity for the student to rise above the poverty level as well as exhibiting a model for their family and friends.

 

The BSF encourages scholarship recipients to stay in their own communities after completing their education.  Since the inception of the program in 1995, we have supported one student, Alicia, from third grade to the completion of her medical school education. She is now a practicing physician in Tecate.  We’ve also graduated a teacher who is now working in Rosarito and a CPA who is working in the area. The success stories seem endless and are ongoing, thanks to the support of our neighbors and friends.

 

Your check, in any amount, will be US tax exempt and you will receive a receipt for your records. We would also be happy to acknowledge our gift in someone else’s name and tell them about the Baja Scholarship Foundation.

 

Checks should be made to the BSF

Mail to:   PMB 652, PO Box 439060, San Diego, CA 92143.

 

Education is the answer for so many bright young boys and girls to better themselves and live a life, often times, within their community inspiring others.

 

 

Judie Kesson, President; Nancy Garrett, 1st VP; Katie Robles, Secretary

Taki Okamoto, Treasurer; Lillian Stewart, Historian

Directors:  Bertha Alicia Munoz, Larry French, Ptricia Gonzales, Cristina Imana

Ken Kesson, Marianne Mills, Haydee Pierro, Mike Robles,

Ruth Rockwell, Albert  Sauter, Eloisa Thompson

Is it Wise to take your property off the market during the holidays?

Last Updated on Tuesday, 6 December 2011 03:27 Written by admin Tuesday, 6 December 2011 03:27

As a predominately second home market, is it wise for Baja homeowners to take their homes off of the market at this busy time?

Is it Wise to take your property off the market during the holidays?

Is it Wise to take your property off the market during the holidays?

If you are planning to spend most of the vacation time at home with family and friends, then probably not.

Although keeping the sign up with holiday decorations and plenty of holiday spirit to pass around, this might be the perfect time for showing the house with all of its warmth and the smell of pine in the fireplace.

On the other hand, if you aren’t that pressed to sell the home, then keep this time as a family time and possibly miss that ONE buyer who walks in and gets ‘THAT GREAT FEELING. I WANT this house.

Then there are the absentee second home owners who REALLY want to sell.

This might be a good time to invest 200-300 dollars. And let us decorate your home and spruce it up for that holiday curb appeal.

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Bajamar Christmas Bazaar 2011

Last Updated on Tuesday, 6 December 2011 02:16 Written by admin Tuesday, 6 December 2011 02:14

On Saturday December 3rd, the Bajamar Christmas Bazaar 2011 took place. This annual event brings arts, crafts, food and other worthy-to-see regional attractions. From wine to fish tacos, from jewelry to hand-made dolls, there surely is something for everyone.

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Contact Us:

Baja Premier Properties
a Baja Real Estate Group affiliate
  • Phone: 619 446-6734
  • Business: 646 155-4072
  • Cell: 619 726-4568
  • Fax: 619 923-2721
  • Address: 6223 Mision San diego
  • City: Ensenada
  • State: Baja California 22760
  • Country: Mexico

A property investment in Mexico

Especially near the coast or on a golf course, is an investment that offers great value—especially in comparison to similar types of investments in the United States. It is often a lifestyle easily attained in Mexico that would absolutely unaffordable in the U.s.

Bringing Personal Pets into Mexico

The animals must be accompanied by a health certificate issued by a licensed veterinarian. The health certificate must be in duplicate and bear the name and address of the owner, a description of the animal (species, age, sex) and attest that the animal has been examined and found free of any contagious disease. Dogs and cats being brought into Mexico must not show any evidence of diseases that could be communicable to humans. Cats do not need rabies inoculations. For more complete information on Bringing Pets into Mexico, visit APHIS (Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service).

Foreigners can legally hold title to property in Mexico

This is true both near the border and in coastal areas. It is a good idea to work through a reputable local realtor with familiarity and good-standing in the community that you are wishing to buy into. This is not a sales pitch—it is logical. Your realtor will know about current real estate laws in the area; construction practices and standards, and can help you walk through the required paperwork.
Baja Premier Properties is independetly owned & operated as an active member of Baja Real Estate Group with Mexico Real Estate Services