Amelia in Cabo

21/07/2026

This condo is such a great deal and in my absolute favorite area of San José del Cabo! Message me for a tour.

26/06/2026

🏡 Just Listed in San José del Cabo! 🏡

This adorable 1-bedroom, 2-bath condo in El Mirador is officially on the market for $309,000 USD! ✨

✔️ Ground-floor unit with elevator to undergound parking
✔️ Pet-friendly with a private terrace
✔️ Pool, hot tub & gym
✔️ Walk to grocery stores, restaurants, movie theater, the park, Art Walk, even Hospiten hospital.

Whether you're looking for a full-time home, a vacation getaway, or an investment property, this is a rare opportunity to own in one of San José del Cabo's most desirable neighborhoods.

📩 Send me a message for photos, more details, or to schedule a private showing!

Discover the perfect blend of comfort, convenience, and investment potential in this beautifully maintained 1-bedroom, 2-bath ground-floor condo in El Mirador, located in the highly desirable Fonatur neighborhood of San José del Cabo. Enjoy resort-style amenities including a pool, hot tub, gym, ele...

24/06/2026

🏡 COMING SOON in San José del Cabo 👀

This one is super cute.

✨ 1 Bedroom + 2 Bathrooms
✨ Modern open floor plan
✨ Elevator access
✨ Underground parking
✨ Private storage unit
✨ Resort-style amenities including a gym and pool
✨ Walkable to restaurants, shopping, and everything San José has to offer

Properties like this rarely hit the market in San José del Cabo.

Send me a DM and I’ll make sure you’re first to know when it goes live. 🔑

10/06/2026

🏡 Cabo Homeowner Hot Tip #2

Leaving Cabo for the summer?

Disconnect your vehicle batteries before you go.

It only takes a minute, and will save you the headache of coming back in the fall to a dead car, golf cart, ATV, or side-by-side.

I've seen it happen more times than I can count. After sitting for months in the heat, batteries usually don't survive the summer.

Sometimes it’s the simple reminders that make the biggest difference — speaking from experience and jumper cables in my back seat😂

10/06/2026

🏡 Cabo Homeowner Hot Tip #1

The best money I've ever seen homeowners spend in Cabo isn't on furniture or appliances.

It's on prevention. Because prevention = peace of mind when you are away for the summer.

Installing hurricane shutters, servicing the ACs, sealing the roof, checking for leaks, maintaining equipment, and inspecting the home can prevent repairs that cost thousands and take forever to get done.

If you can’t do it yourself, a good property manager is worth their weight in gold.

What's the best investment you've made in your Cabo home?

10/06/2026

Every summer, the predictions start rolling in, and somehow it's always supposed to be the worst hurricane season yet. 😅

Thankfully, it's been a few years since we've had a major hurricane in Cabo, but if you're heading north for the summer, now is a good time to make sure your home is ready just in case.

A few things I always recommend homeowners check before they leave:

✔️ Test your hurricane shutters — like do they really latch and shut easily? Or do they need some TLC.
✔️ Make sure your roof drains, canales, and outdoor drains are clear and draining properly — not doing this is the quickest way to have leaking and flooding.
✔️ Have sandbags ready.
✔️ Confirm your property manager's hurricane plan and when they'll check on the home before and AFTER a storm.
✔️ Secure outdoor furniture, umbrellas, décor, planters, and anything else that could become airborne in high winds.
✔️ Bring inside anything valuable, like outdoor TVs, fans, rugs, cushions, artwork, and electronics.
✔️ Unplug electronics and turn off appliances that could be damaged by power surges, including water heaters and non-essential electronics.
✔️ Donate anything perishable in the fridge and freezer before you leave — coming home to frozen rotten fish in the freezer is NOT fun (speaking from experience)
✔️ If you have a pool, lower your water level to prevent overflow — a lot of the flooding I’ve seen is from ground level pool overflow.
✔️ If you have solar panels, batteries, or a generator, make sure everything has been serviced and inspected — make sure you have a protocal for your solar batteries to switch off when they run out of charge, or else you’ll burn them out.
✔️ If you keep a vehicle, ATV, boat, or golf cart at your property, have a plan for where it will be stored and verify your insurance coverage is current.
✔️ Leave a key with a trusted friend or neighbor in case they can get to the property before your property manager — in a major hurricane, it could be a while.
✔️ Take photos and a video walkthrough before you leave for insurance purposes.
✔️ Photograph serial numbers for expensive items like TVs, Art, appliances, electronics, golf carts, generators, and other valuables. You'll be glad you have them if you ever need to file an insurance claim.

One thing a lot of people forget: make sure your insurance information, emergency contacts, HOA contacts, and important documents are easy to access here in Cabo and with you if something does happen.

What would you add to the list? Homeowners, property managers, and Cabo veterans—drop your best hurricane prep tips below. 👇

And if you have questions about preparing your Cabo home for the season, feel free to send me a message. Happy to help.😊

- Amelia