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 More options Oct 2 2006, 2:15 pm
Newsgroups: mex.turismo
From: inforx...@gmail.com
Date: 1 Oct 2006 21:15:52 -0700
Local: Mon, Oct 2 2006 2:15 pm
Subject: Would Mexico be a great place for CoHo/Co-Housing for aging Gays, Lesbians, etc.?
There has been much interest of late in retirement, assisted-living,
catered-for-your-lifestyle communities exclusively for Gay & Lesbian
single and partnered couples. This goes hand-in-hand with an increasing
interest in developing assisted-living facilities & communities that
cater to the so-called ' baby-boomers ' who are set to retire.

These would be built in areas of North America that have shown
themselves to be ` open ` to such communities/ventures.
Areas such as MS, AL, GA, LA, AZ, NM, NV, CA, and, dare I say it---even
TX, etc. would be options where, with careful planning, the land,
building costs, living costs, etc. are reasonably inexpensive. ( "
Sister "-forgive the word-communities for beach bums, sailors,
deep-sea fishermen/persons, RVers,
etc. might be feasible in coastal Sonora ( examples would be San
Carlos/Guaymas, Kino Bay, etc.) & Baja California ( examples here would
be Loreto, La Paz, etc.), that is, along the shores of the Sea of
Cortez/Gulf of California,  MX. and
some sort of monitored swapping/exchange of housing could be arranged
between the various communities' owners---variety being, as they say-
the " spice of life ".)

For the most part, sunnier climes would be favored.

The communities would be marketed to maturer Gays & Lesbians through
mailings, the Internet ( Groups on Yahoo!, Google, MSN, etc. known to
be favored by ` alternative lifestyle ` guys & gals), through TV,
radio, print ads, word-of-mouth, etc.

Both single residences, condos, shared and fractional ownership, time-
share ownership, part-time occupancy, etc. would be explored.

Businesses & professionals ( e.g, Doctors, Lawyers, Accountants,
maintenance folks, police, firemen, etc.) who are of like ilk to
ourselves would be recruited to give service to these communities.

Considering our benefit to some smaller towns & cities across America
(& MX) and the potential added value to these regions, our presence
would
be welcomed.

This is a feasibility study, and is directed at folks who might have
an opinion on these matters & who might, given the right set of
circumstances, be interested in ownership, renting, leasing, etc. in
such communities.

The Doctor ( M.D., MBA) behind this invitation for input is Dr. Chris
Cronin &
your opinions/ideas/comments are invited, nay, solicited, to:

( InfoRxMe...@yahoo.com )

OR,

( faustus...@gmail.com )

I thank you for your interest and time,

Yours in Fellowship,

Chris.

January 14th. 2006.


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(1 user)  More options Oct 14 2006, 7:47 am
Newsgroups: mex.turismo
From: "Dr. Caduceus" <martinshe...@gmail.com>
Date: 13 Oct 2006 14:47:27 -0700
Local: Sat, Oct 14 2006 7:47 am
Subject: Re: Would Mexico be a great place for CoHo/Co-Housing for aging Gays, Lesbians, etc.?
I would not unreservedly recommend San Carlos, Sonora, MX as there is a
branch of The John Birch Society operating there, it would appear.
It is NOT truly Mexico, rather, Boot Camp South of USA where a lot of
veterans of failed American Wars hang out, drink, and commissurate w/
each other.

Not a good vacation spot for anyone, as they want all to conform to
their USA/American way of ' thinking ', NOT reasoning, mind
you,...often brow-beating the locals [ Mexicans] to doing things their
way by the power of the ' Yankee $$$ '.!

No!. avoid San Carlos/Nueva Guaymas cpmpletely. You live w/ Fox News
every nite at home...you don't need to vacation w/ the vermin.


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 More options Oct 14 2006, 7:51 am
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From: "Dr. Caduceus" <martinshe...@gmail.com>
Date: 13 Oct 2006 14:51:09 -0700
Local: Sat, Oct 14 2006 7:51 am
Subject: Re: Would Mexico be a great place for CoHo/Co-Housing for aging Gays, Lesbians, etc.?
I would not unreservedly recommend San Carlos, Sonora, MX as there is a
branch of The John Birch Society operating there, it would appear.
It is NOT truly Mexico, rather, Boot Camp South of USA where a lot of
veterans of failed American Wars hang out, drink, and commissurate w/
each other.

Not a good vacation spot for anyone, as they want all to conform to
their USA/American way of thinking...often brow-beating the locals [
Mexicans] to doing things their way by the power of the ' Yankee $$$
'.!


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