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Quote from: billyjoeallen on June 07, 2011, 10:59:04 PM

Quote from: airdata on June 06, 2011, 12:17:10 AM

I will help the cause. My wife is from Mexico. Of course, I'd need the community to foot the bill.

My wife is from Mexico also, but If I wait a few months, I might be able to buy a house for 50 BTC.

at 10%/day appreciation, I'll get 100x my buy-in in 49 days.

dude...a house...

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Quote from: airdata on June 06, 2011, 12:17:10 AM

I will help the cause. My wife is from Mexico. Of course, I'd need the community to foot the bill.

My wife is from Mexico also, but If I wait a few months, I might be able to buy a house for 50 BTC.

at 10%/day appreciation, I'll get 100x my buy-in in 49 days.

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Quote from: bitjet on June 07, 2011, 12:11:19 AM

Quote from: RonnieP on June 05, 2011, 09:41:01 PM

The person has to be a Mexican citizen due to the location.

Sounds like racial discrimination to me!

Unless Mrowl is right (I'd really like a link plz) It's Mexican law that property within 50 miles of the coast can't be owned by foreigners.... My friend isn't discriminating against anyone and will sell the house to any interested party, but I'd hate to see someone buy the house and have it seized by the Mexican government! That wouldn't be cool at all. It's just full disclosure to mention the it because some people might not know. BTW, I told him to hurry up with the pics today, and he said the ones he has are from when he was living in it (and it is a rental now). He's going back down there this week and will take some new pics of the inside and out and I will post them as soon as I get them.

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Quote from: RonnieP on June 05, 2011, 09:41:01 PM

The person has to be a Mexican citizen due to the location.

Sounds like racial discrimination to me!

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Quote from: Bazil on June 06, 2011, 12:31:25 AM

100K? sounds like a dump, then again it's mexico it could be a mansion.

I'll get some photos up.

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Quote from: mrNightowl on June 06, 2011, 12:51:17 AM

I thought the Mexican government changed that last year or so? I have rental in Acapulco, I was given the option to buy it out right as a US citizen, just would have to pay the regular "hacienda" tax if I owned it. Maybe it was just Guerrero.

Did they? do you have a link?

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Quote from: RonnieP on June 05, 2011, 09:41:01 PM

I have a friend who is selling his house in TJ and is willing to accept bitcoins. The person has to be a Mexican citizen due to the location. It is a 4 bedroom townhouse with a view of the ocean. More details are available upon request. He says the house has approx $100K USD value.

I thought the Mexican government changed that last year or so? I have rental in Acapulco, I was given the option to buy it out right as a US citizen, just would have to pay the regular "hacienda" tax if I owned it. Maybe it was just Guerrero. But I would think Baja would have same. $100K is like $1 million+ pesos. I guess being so close to the US is why its so expensive.

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Quote from: REF on June 06, 2011, 12:40:08 AM

personally if i was to buy some real estate id go with this nice little place in japan http://forum.bitcoin.org/index.php?topic=12150.0 Good luck to your friend selling the house. Seems like it wont be long now until some property is bought in bitcoins

I already own a house, and I doubt the bank I got the loan from will be accepting bitcoins for mortgage payments anytime soon Tongue

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personally if i was to buy some real estate id go with this nice little place in japan http://forum.bitcoin.org/index.php?topic=12150.0 Good luck to your friend selling the house. Seems like it wont be long now until some property is bought in bitcoins

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Quote from: RonnieP on June 05, 2011, 09:41:01 PM

I have a friend who is selling his house in TJ and is willing to accept bitcoins. The person has to be a Mexican citizen due to the location. It is a 4 bedroom townhouse with a view of the ocean. More details are available upon request. He says the house has approx $100K USD value.

100K? sounds like a dump, then again it's mexico it could be a mansion. Assuming the value of bitcoins gets to $20 by then thats 5k BTC, I'm sure plenty of people around here have that.

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I will help the cause. My wife is from Mexico. Of course, I'd need the community to foot the bill.

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That would be terminally awesome... Too bad I'm not a Mexican citizen Sad

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The time has come. The first house sold for bitcoins. Someone buy this!

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I have a friend who is selling his house in TJ and is willing to accept bitcoins. The person has to be a Mexican citizen due to the location. It is a 4 bedroom townhouse with a view of the ocean. More details are available upon request. He says the house has approx $100K USD value.

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