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"Snobbery is snobbery, regardless of how it's painted. You've made one of my points for me. There is a difference between stating that \"I think there's a crime problem...\" and stating preferences. As Al Berca pointed out, another area is now facing a bit of a crime problem Does that trash the place? No. It does confirm that crime seems to be cyclical here...first one fracc, then another, etc, etc. If you like living close to things, then Ajijic, Chapala, etc, would be good for you. Prefer things a bit more spaced out? Then the outlying fraccs would be a better choice. If you're a homebuyer, do your homework before purchasing. Just don't rely on \"I heard that...\" type of statements.\n \n\n\n\tAs for my second point, yes, it would be nice to have a city sewer system, but there are still many areas where it's not an option, but that doesn't rule the place out as a nice place to live. We've had 2 different types of systems in two different countries. Neither were a problem, but that was our experience. We upgraded the system here (larger absorption tank/dispersal field) and haven't had any problems in nearly 10 years. Yes, YMMV.\n \n"
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