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I have seen it done quite successfully in SanCarlos very recently. Some Hoas are competent and some are a financial disaster.

Because a grandfathered owner doesn't want to be subjected to Hoa special assessments to pay for failed boondoggles, or be dragged into long drawn out Mexican lawsuits, doesn't mean that they are unwilling to pay for security services and road grading.

There is a thread here on this forum 'Hoas in Puerto Penasco' in which you participated, dated July 18 2013 on the topic. With everyone weighing in with inaccurate assumptions it became a bit misleading. Note that Gov Brewer owned a detached house and not a condominium which legally made all the...

Yes, the hoa can place liens on the delinquent units and after due process can take ownership, resell and recoup the delinquent assessments.

If the hoa was established from day one when the units were first sold, the subsequent Hoa membership is part of the purchase agreement and mandatory. Gov Brewer's situation was different in that the majority of the homeowners decided after the fact that they wanted all homeowners to be madatory...

The mgt company was renting your unit behind your back and pocketing the rent?

Someone posted a similar experience recently also. I hope they didn't leave any residue underneath that could be detected later on.

After the 1Gb of free Mexico data is used up, it costs $20/gb thereafter and the Gbs from the US can't be used to supplement the Mexico data, according to AT&T customer service. It is still a great benefit though.

Thanks Terry. http://about.att.com/story/data_in_mexico_at_no_cost.html

http://www.borderlandbeat.com/2015/12/sinaloa-vehicle-vin-match-in-missing.html

Do you have a link? Thanks.

Two years ago I switched from Verizon to ATT because I couldn't get a signal in Rocky Point, although I could use it on the main Mexican highways. Has it gotten better? We also tested a TMobile mini iPad with its own hotspot a couple weeks ago out towards the East Beaches and the signal was...

Yes, good point.

I took it to mean 152 miles, straight shot, as the crow flies, not by available roads.

http://traveltips.usatoday.com/distance-nogales-arizona-puerto-penasco-mexico-35653.html

152 miles.

Does anyone know where in Penasco I can buy Caffeino/Combate brand coffee beans? Thanks.

http://www.borderlandbeat.com/2015/11/mexico-supreme-court-votes-4-1-in-favor.html

http://www.borderlandbeat.com/2015/10/baja-california-sur-governor-seeks-help.html#more

I don't know about Rocky Point but this happened in Tijuana.