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A drummer walks to a gig in Guanajuato, where live music is easy to find nightly.

Photo: Spud Hilton / The Chronicle

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If you're looking to buy property in Mexico, financing has become more available, with the advent of American- and Canadian-backed "cross-border mortgages."
Campeche, Mexico, is marked by its long history as a prime target for pirates.
A drummer walks to a gig in Guanajuato, where live music is easy to find nightly.
The sloping lawns of Campeche's northern fort, Reducto del San José serve as a park where expats and Campechanos enjoy many a sunset.
Downtown La Paz and its malecon (waterfront promenade), where transplants will find shops, restaurants & hotels.
A statue on Plaza de La Paz stands in front of the Basilica in Guanajuato.
Looking northeast, Pariso del Mar on Peninsula El Mogote to the left, La Paz on right. Is this your new backyard view?
Catedral de Nuestra Senora de La Paz in La Paz. The capital of Baja California Sur remains a relaxed city of Mexicans going about their business in a functional, Mission-style downtown and cooling off in the sea breezes on the long, palm-lined malecon.
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