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These questions cover important key legal considerations and practical considerations when purchasing property in Baja California Sur, Mexico. What type of property ownership is being offered (fee simple, leasehold, ejido)? Are there any restrictions on foreign ownership of property in the area? What are the zoning regulations and land use restrictions for the property? Is the property located in a restricted zone, such as the restricted coastal zone? What are the property taxes and ongoing maintenance costs? Are there any pending legal disputes or title issues associated with the property? Has the property been surveyed to verify boundaries and encroachments? What utilities are available on the property (water, electricity, sewage)? What is the access to the property like (road conditions, legal access)? What is the process for transferring ownership of the property and completing the transaction?

Article By: Cecilia Fischer Last year so many of you reached out to request assistance for purchase of the Community Supported Agriculture CSA basket. After 7 years of doing this as a volunteer, I needed a break and it was important to let the lead rancher of 12 ranches, Luis Bastida, try out the system on his own. This year both of his kids are out to school so I have agreed to help CSA. This means, I will take request for delivery (because in San Javier there is limited wifi), and with Luis or for Luis I will make deliveries as I use to your doorstep. Starting next Tuesday 29th Oct, with a final request date by this Friday please. To order email:   Ceci.Fischer2023@gmail.com First week there will be: Spinach (from San Javier) Arugula. (from San Javier) Zucchini (from Los Dolores) Russet Potatoes (from ranch close to Pacific) White crystaline onion (which is sweet) - from San Javier Green onion - from San Javier Poblano Pepper (the type used to make chile relleno) - by Pacific. Green cabbage - Los Dolores and by Pacific Green Swiss Chard - San Javier, Los Dolores, and Pacific Orange carrots - San Javier Roma tomatos (salades) - San Javier, Los Dolores and Pacific Squash - like you see on the picture - San Javier, Los Dolores Oranges - San Javier and Pacific Rosemary - San Javier and Loreto Tiny orange similar to Kumquats - San Javier Carmen Island Sea Salt for the 1st delivery - Loreto. As the season continues there will be: kale, different types of citrus, melons, winter squashes, different chiles, cherrie tomatoes, basil (broad leaf) for making pesto, and cured olives (from me as a gift to thank you for supporting the ranchers). If this is the first time you are reading about the local produce grown in Loreto, please make sure to thank your neighbors for helping start the local movement. By being interested in good food we have helped to protect our water, our soil, insects and our food. You can now purchase also fresh items from Ricardo Fuerte, from Jorge Magdaleno, and several other groups. We are honored to have come so far after now 9 years of doing this! This is project that has been sponsored by Mantén Loreto Mágico  and website www.keeploretomagical.org