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Lloyd Mexico Economic Report - August 1999

CONTENTS: POLITICAL DEVELOPMENTS POLARIZED HOUSING MARKET PEPSICO BOTTLERS MERGE INTERNET BANKING EXPORTS OF FURNITURE CEMENT SALES UP FIRST BOND IN EUROS UNEM... read more

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Lloyd Mexico Economic Report May 2004

Table of Contents Good year for investment Business reputations Property as an investment Revival i... read more

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Lloyd Mexico Economic Report - October 2001

Table of Contents STATE OF THE NATION REPORT GENERAL GOALS PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION FIGHT AGAINST POVE... read more

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Merida Capital Investments: 15% return on your money

Merida Capital Investments promises 15% interest on your savings, doubling your initial investment every five years within a secure vehicle. read more

finance-personal real-estate Mérida, Yucatán

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Greenbacks: Don't leave home without them by David Hammer

As I walked through the hotel lobby, the weight of the three hundred $100 bills sewn to the waist band of my Jockey shorts pul... read more

perspectives real-estate Cozumel, Quintana Roo

U.S. tax obligations related to the sale of Mexican real estate by Raoul Rodriguez-Walters

"How can I obtain a capital gains, or homestead, tax exemption on the sale of my Mexican real estate?" is one of the most freq... read more

finance-personal real-estate

Uncle Sam has something to say about your Mexican home by Raoul Rodriguez-Walters

Like many a traveller, you've come to Puerto Vallarta, let's say from from Portland, Oregon, looking for an escape from the co... read more

finance-personal real-estate

Renovating our Morelia house by Hank Duckman

We passed through the Mexican customs station just south of the Laredo border crossing at 5:30 a.m. It was still dark. The car... read more

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Is a flat roof really flat? by J. Brad Grieve

It is there above us, protecting us from the sun, the wind and the rain however; generally we are not worried about our roofs ... read more

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Septic systems by J. Brad Grieve

For the average new homebuyer, there is nothing more horrifying than the thought of buying a home with a septic system. This h... read more

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Soils and foundations by J. Brad Grieve

Ever considered the base on which your house is sitting. Yes, there is a foundation between you and the surrounding soils. In ... read more

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Care and maintenance of the fireplace by J. Brad Grieve

As I write this month's article, I am sitting beside a wood stove in a cabin by a frozen lake in Ontario. So this article's to... read more

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What is a home inspector? by J. Brad Grieve

The objective of writing this column is to act independently and discuss the typical property ownership/maintenance issues and... read more

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Aljibes - underground water cisterns by J. Brad Grieve

Last month’s article stirred up some questions from some homeowners that I thought we could address in this month’s issue.... read more

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Water distribution systems by J. Brad Grieve

For many newcomers, the water distribution systems here in Mexico are different from water supply they are used to in the rest... read more

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To build or buy a house in Mexico by J. Brad Grieve

The houses here are distinctly different to those where you come from and, on top of that, the person(s) constructing your hou... read more

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How much electricity am I using? by J. Brad Grieve

It seems last month's article regarding our electrical bills touched a lot of people here in my reading audience. Thank you fo... read more

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Why hasn't my home sold? by J. Brad Grieve

An important factor is the condition of the house. This relates back to the general appearance of the home and those important... read more

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Electrical surges and spikes by J. Brad Grieve

We see them in just about every house here at Lake Chapala. Sometimes they are humming and others quietly sit in a corner, sho... read more

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Salitre: a form of masonry cancer? by J. Brad Grieve

Salitre is the Spanish term commonly used for masonry “efflorescence.” Salitre is the white powdery stain that forms on th... read more

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Cracks in masonry by J. Brad Grieve

No, this is not an article about an additive drug, a quick glib joke or that exposed skin area of the refrigerator repairman's... read more

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The Lake Chapala real estate market by J. Brad Grieve

The average sale price between 2003 and 2006 increased by approximately 69%. Yes, the majority of my work involves inspections... read more

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How much are you paying for electricity? by J. Brad Grieve

After studying many homes here at Lake Chapala, it is interesting to learn to how much electricity each home uses and, more in... read more

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The impact of currency exchange rates on your Mexican property by Thomas Wright

There is a way to protect yourself from currency fluctuations that may increase the cost of your property. The worldwide forei... read more

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Buying a home in Mexico by Amy Gray Kirkcaldy

Who would have thought that buying a house in Mexico would be such a scandal? Maybe it should have occurred to me beforehand t... read more

culture-customs family lifestyles perspectives real-estate Monterrey, Nuevo León

Where the Sky is Born: Living in the Land of the Maya by Jeanine Lee Kitchel Reviewed by Allan Cogan

This is the story about Jeanine Lee Kitchel and her husband, Paul, who made their first trip to the Yucatan Peninsula in 1985 ... read more

book-reviews perspectives real-estate retiring Quintana Roo Yucatán

Six books by Karen Witynski and Joe Carr Reviewed by Allan Cogan

These six wonderful books hit a real soft spot because I'm an ardent admirer of Mexican creativity as it exhibits itself so la... read more

architecture book-reviews crafts historical-sites real-estate Yucatán Peninsula

The Insider's Guide: Mexico's Lake Chapala and Ajijic by Teresa A. Kendrick Reviewed by Allan Cogan

I'm filled with admiration and respect for The Insider's Guide. Its 368 pages are so complete and comprehensive and so well th... read more

book-reviews exploring-tourism how-to legal real-estate retiring Chapala Ajijic, Jalisco

Head for Mexico: The Renegade Guide by Don Adams Reviewed by Allan Cogan

Don Adams and his collaborators have produced a guide that's aimed directly at those people up north who are contemplating com... read more

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Lloyd Mexico Economic Report - August 1999

Lloyd Mexico Economic Report May 2004

Lloyd Mexico Economic Report - October 2001

Merida Capital Investments: 15% return on your money

Greenbacks: Don't leave home without them by David Hammer

U.S. tax obligations related to the sale of Mexican real estate by Raoul Rodriguez-Walters

Uncle Sam has something to say about your Mexican home by Raoul Rodriguez-Walters

Renovating our Morelia house by Hank Duckman

Is a flat roof really flat? by J. Brad Grieve

Septic systems by J. Brad Grieve

Soils and foundations by J. Brad Grieve

Care and maintenance of the fireplace by J. Brad Grieve

What is a home inspector? by J. Brad Grieve

Aljibes - underground water cisterns by J. Brad Grieve

Water distribution systems by J. Brad Grieve

To build or buy a house in Mexico by J. Brad Grieve

How much electricity am I using? by J. Brad Grieve

Why hasn't my home sold? by J. Brad Grieve

Electrical surges and spikes by J. Brad Grieve

Salitre: a form of masonry cancer? by J. Brad Grieve

Cracks in masonry by J. Brad Grieve

The Lake Chapala real estate market by J. Brad Grieve

How much are you paying for electricity? by J. Brad Grieve

The impact of currency exchange rates on your Mexican property by Thomas Wright

Buying a home in Mexico by Amy Gray Kirkcaldy

Where the Sky is Born: Living in the Land of the Maya by Jeanine Lee Kitchel Reviewed by Allan Cogan

Six books by Karen Witynski and Joe Carr Reviewed by Allan Cogan

The Insider's Guide: Mexico's Lake Chapala and Ajijic by Teresa A. Kendrick Reviewed by Allan Cogan

Head for Mexico: The Renegade Guide by Don Adams Reviewed by Allan Cogan