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This Month’s Featured Property

Have you ever dreamed about living in Paradise?  Don’t miss this opportunity to own this Magnificent Custom Built Home.

Located in a Private Beach Front Community in one of Mazatlan’s most known and respected areas Villa Rueda. Meticulously maintained, this home is a true move-in ready, turn-key listing. ( some personal items will not be included in the sale)

4 Terraces with Amazing Ocean Views. Spend your mornings on one of the many terraces drinking coffee, listening to the waves crashing, reading a good book or spending time with the family.

9762 sf. Spacious 4 Bedroom / 3 Bathroom that was built on 2 lots with only 1 deed

Shaft for Future Elevator Available

3 Extra Long Garages w/ Storage

Central Vacuum System

Water Filtration System

Private Backyard Space with all the hooks ups for a Outdoor Kitchen

Entertaining Bar and Lounge Area

Fully equipped Chef’s kitchen with Microwave Drawer, Warming drawer, Trash Compactor, Granite Counter Tops.

The common area of the Villa Rueda Beach Community  including a relaxing pool area, and private access to the beach only a few steps away.

Learn more about this great opportunity with Mazatlan4Sale and talk with one of our friendly agents about how this can be your next home.

A Checklist For First-Time Home buyers

The list should be wants and needs to help your realtor find your dream home.
Buying a house brings up many questions and ideas of what’s important.

Which Neighborhood?

Choosing a home isn’t just about selecting or building your dream house, it’s also about finding the right neighborhood for you.
Things to consider when choosing your neighborhood:

• Do you want to be in a family neighborhood?

• Do you want to be near a playground?

• Do you want to be close to your child’s school?

• Do you want to bike along the ocean?

• Do you want to be close to public transportation?

• Do you want entertainment within reach?

• Do you have easy access to loved ones?

Location Considerations: Rate items from 1-10 with 10 being the most important.

____ Neighborhood
____ CTA (L. Subway, Buses)
____ Street Parking
____ Expressway Access
____ Shopping
____ Parks
____ Public Schools
____ Private Schools
____ Houses of worships
____ Community Centers
____ Noise/Congestion
____ Mature vs. Growth Area
____ Zoning, future possibilities for development

Which features do you want? 

What do you want your new home to have?
Create a list of needs and wants for your new home. Making your every wish come true begins with the knowing what you really want in your next home.
Here’s a list of questions to keep in mind when choosing your dream home:

• Do you want to entertain in a spacious dining room?

• Do you want to park in a two-car garage?

• Do you want to relax in front of a fireplace?

• Do you want a backyard where your dog can play?

• Do you want laundry in your home?

Property considerations: Rate items from 1-10 with 10 being the most important.
____ Single-family home
____ Townhome
____ Condo
____ Yard
____ Garage
____ Guest Parking
____ Deck/Porch/Balcony
____ Expandability
____ Energy efficient/utility costs
____ Broadband Wiring
____ New Construction
____ Fixer-upper
____ Resell
____ Vintage
____ Brick construction
____ Frame construction
____ Views
____ Single floor or multi-level
____ Recreation facilities in multi-unit condos
____ Pool
____ Gym

Which interior considerations are must have? 

Here is a list of interior considerations for your dream home.
____ #Bedrooms
____ #Bathrooms
____ Master Bedroom
____ Master bath
____ Closets
____ Basement
____ Eat-in Kitchen
____ Gourmet Kitchen
____ New appliance
____ Dining Area/ Room
____ Den/ Office
____ Wood Flooring
____ Fireplace
____ Whirlpool bath
____ Guest closet
____ Foyer/entryway
____ Ceiling height
____ Windows
____ Central air
____Forced air heat
____ Lighting

Now that you’ve completed all preliminary steps on the home buying checklist, you’re ready to start searching. Make sure to print this out to start your search.

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Big Events In Mazatlan
November 2019

“Mozart’s Requiem” tells the story of Count Franz Von Walsegg, an amateur musician whose wife had passed away. He wished that Mozart had composed the Requiem Mass for his wife’s funerals. Wanting to make others believe that the work was his own, sending a somber character named Franz Anton for Mozart to do the commission, but according to legend, Franz, obsessed with the death of his father ends up believing that the shadowy character was destiny and that the Requiem he was going to compose was for his death .
Direction: Enrique Patron de Rueda.
Cost:
Orchestra: $ 200
First Balcony: $ 180
Second Balcony: $ 150
Third Balcony: $ 100
Tickets available at the box office of the Angela Peralta Theater.
Schedule: Monday through Friday from 9:00 am to 2:00 pm and from 4:00 pm to 7:00 pm, Saturdays from 9:00 am to 4:00 pm

La Catrina and its enigmas will travel this November 2nd in the streets of Centro Historico, in the traditional Callejoneada organized by the Municipal Instituto de Turismo, cultura y Arte de Mazatlan which brings together thousands of followers in the ancient Mexican celebration.
This celebration will begin at 8 pm with the parade that will depart from the Municipal Palace, down Angel Flores, until it reaches Paseo Olas Altas, ending at Plazuela Machado.
La Catrina and its enigmas will take place in the majestic Angela Peralta Theater with the traditional allusive show where there will be more than 100 artists presenting different acts with an approximate duration of 20 minutes, for a total of 14 tours allowing about 200 people in each walk.

Easy Mexican Mole Sauce

Mole (pronounced in two syllables, MOE-lay), is a quintessential Mexican chile sauce with origins in pre-Hispanic times. It exists in countless versions throughout the country, varying in color, consistency, ingredients, and use according to regional preference and family tradition. But most begin with some common denominators: a blend of chile peppers, tomatoes or tomatillos, some kind of fruit or other sweet element, nuts or seeds, often but not always chocolate, and a blend (usually secret!) of spices.

Traditional cooking methods call for grinding each ingredient by itself in a molcajete (mortar and pestle), but a blender will do the job just fine. Mole most often accompanies chicken or turkey, but you can also ladle it over roasted or pulled pork. Leftover mole sauce makes excellent enchiladas or a condiment for rice, eggs, and other dishes.

Ingredients

• 1/4 cup pork lard

• 1 onion (peeled and sliced)

• 8 cloves garlic

• 3 tomatoes (roasted and peeled)

• 1/4 cup peanuts (unsalted, or sub unsweetened peanut butter)

• 1 tablespoon Mexican oregano (dried and crushed)

• 1 stick cinnamon (broken into small pieces)

• 1/4 teaspoon anise seeds

• 3 peppercorns (whole)

• 1/4 teaspoon thyme

• 1 clove (whole)

• 1 teaspoon cocoa powder

• 12 guajillo chiles (soaked in hot water, skinned, stemmed, and seeded)

• 1/4 cup raisins (soaked in water to soften)

• 1/4 cup prepared masa (raw corn tortilla dough)

• 4 cups chicken broth

• Garnish: toasted sesame seeds

Traditional Mole

Traditional moles often contain 40 or more different ingredients and take multiple days to prepare.

You can find prepared mole paste—ready to eat after diluting and heating—in supermarkets both within and outside of Mexico.

Detailed recipe: thespruceeats.com

Art Walk Golden Zone 2019-2020 is coming…

All artists are Welcome to participate… All Art Lovers are Welcome to Come!

Be part of Big Event of the Season!

Looking for artistic help!