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Buying a part time retirement place in Zapata #7677287 06/22/12 01:40 PM
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I am thinking about buying a reirement place in Zapata.
Could you all point me in the right direction to get some info about living part time in Zapata.

Also any info you all have that spend a bit of time in Zapata would be apreciated.

Thanks

Kevin


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Re: Buying a part time retirement place in Zapata [Re: kbad] #7677334 06/22/12 01:52 PM
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Thats EXACTLY what I wanted to do...let me know how it goes....I might be hitting you up for some weekend rentals!!!



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Re: Buying a part time retirement place in Zapata [Re: kbad] #7677346 06/22/12 01:55 PM
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I have a 38' Grand Juction 5th Wheel RV for sale if you are interested in that. I looked at moving it down there but I can't go enough to justify that expense. They have some really nice rv parks down there. Let me know



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Re: Buying a part time retirement place in Zapata [Re: kbad] #7677349 06/22/12 01:56 PM
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I know several people that live in Four Seasons Resort in Zapata. It's a trailer home and RV Park very clean, they do have places for sale from time to time.


Re: Buying a part time retirement place in Zapata [Re: kbad] #7677417 06/22/12 02:07 PM
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RV is the way to go. So when you finally get fed up, you can leave.


Re: Buying a part time retirement place in Zapata [Re: kbad] #7677585 06/22/12 02:45 PM
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Pm sent. I moved here in Feb with the wife. I can give you my thoughts. I am building upscale rentals for fisherman.


Re: Buying a part time retirement place in Zapata [Re: kbad] #7677915 06/22/12 03:47 PM
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How do you like it so far?

Are you a part time or full time resident?

Thinking about being a part time resident 6 motnths a year down there.

would like to get a small 3 bed 2 bath house with a garage to keep boat and stuff.


It is five to ten years off till I can retire, but property isnt getting any cheaper so think I need to start looking sometime in the next few years


Re: Buying a part time retirement place in Zapata [Re: kbad] #7678152 06/22/12 04:38 PM
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Re: Buying a part time retirement place in Zapata [Re: Bigron119] #7678367 06/22/12 05:32 PM
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Yea I have been looking at that site.

I guess I am more interested in info and personel experiance from people that have moved down there and what to expect areas to stay away from ect.


Re: Buying a part time retirement place in Zapata [Re: kbad] #7678369 06/22/12 05:32 PM
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Sometimes,it's better to rent than to own.


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True. And sometimes it is better to own than rent smile


Re: Buying a part time retirement place in Zapata [Re: kbad] #7678400 06/22/12 05:41 PM
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Wait to buy, because with a few more years of drought people will forget about the lake and the prices will drop. Any of you remember hearing much about it before it filled up? It's always been good fishing (for some) but it hasn't always been GREAT fishing like it's been the last 5 years.


Ehh... Do what you want, it's your money and you can always sell it if it doesn't work out.


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Re: Buying a part time retirement place in Zapata [Re: grout-scout] #7678417 06/22/12 05:46 PM
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It will be a few more years before I buy.

I am just in the dreaming phase right now.


Re: Buying a part time retirement place in Zapata [Re: kbad] #7678771 06/22/12 07:21 PM
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I plan on moving to Laredo in the not too distant future, the 35 mile drive seems like a great option to living in Zapata. I just can't see living there and having to eat there for more than a week. Laredo has food, services and medical options that just aren't availible in Z town. I plan to store the boat in Zapata and fish when it's good. I guess the other part of the equation is the bird hunting in the area (webb county etc.) which is my second love. But 6 months in Zapata would do me in.



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Originally Posted By: Chet
I plan on moving to Laredo in the not too distant future, the 35 mile drive seems like a great option to living in Zapata. I just can't see living there and having to eat there for more than a week. Laredo has food, services and medical options that just aren't availible in Z town. I plan to store the boat in Zapata and fish when it's good. I guess the other part of the equation is the bird hunting in the area (webb county etc.) which is my second love. But 6 months in Zapata would do me in.



to each his own.....you could not give me a house in Laredo, I like being able to step out the front door and see heaven.



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