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these a amazing City long time ago It was a kingdom the name was Valladolid New espain and here born the emperor Agustin de Iturbide king of the New espain thank you for the video

This woman needs her own talk show.... I love her... TY

Cuando visites Morelia, debes probar el famoso gazpacho de frutas. ¡Yum!

You don’t have to answer, but what do you do for a living to be able to live in Mexico..I’m searching for work from home so we can move there. Thank you

Loui is living la vida with style

Is Loui happy there?

is the electric bill monthly I heard its every 2 months so $7000 peso for electric is not too bad its still high but if its every 2 months and your running your AC 24/7 that's not bad. but that is just my opinion

You are going to feel a big big! Different in the next 3 years, Mexico it’s getting better and better, thrust me! Mexico it’s going to grow a lot!

How do you deal with not drinking the water, taking a shower or taking a bath?

How much did they get?

Do any of these townhouses or condos charge what would be the equivalent of an HOA in the US?

We are moving to Queretaro from Saltillo and We have a 3 years old daughter with us. Kindly suggest the best place to stay in Queretaro. My husband will be working in TCS and we don't want to stay very far from his office. Plus we are focusing on the good english schools for our daughter. Which place you recomment ?

Thanks for the video. What is the most active place to stay in the low season? Romantic Zone or Centro?

Are you buying something else in USA? Where did you invest the money of the sale?

Interesting. So you left because you could not make money off of people's shelter. And you left the US because of the capitalistic society. Wow.

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Wow amazing..I so wanna be there..🙏💖

Can he let his wife talk?

I live here full time in Bucerias just north of Puerto Vallarta and low season is my favorite time of year mainly because it is less crowded in Banderas. Bay. I know how to handle the heat and humidity because I moved from the Austin Texas area which is actually more humid and hot in the summer than here.

Wow!!👌😊💖

Thank you for covering this topic and educating us on all things PV. You said this wasn’t a topic you were strong on but you did a great job! Pride parades started out as a protest to the treatment of this community by government (mostly) and society in general. It has evolved over the many years into a more peaceful and educational parade yet, make no mistake, for those of us who have been around a while or know our history, it’s still a protest and a reminder. Nice to see how Mexico has evolved and grown with this community. Again, thank you for such helpful content.

Haters!! 🤮

You suck. Mazatlan rules!!!!!!

Bullshit talk

Please learn to say the name correctly - Ma zat LAN

Great information! I too am considering moving to Mexico but a senior. Read other comments and as noted will reach out to Liz or Remy when I have my trip scheduled. Would want my initial visit to be a few weeks for seeing what it is all about. One of the best videos I have seen- many, many thanks!

So how you make your living, what king of job you do in Mexico ?

We are loving our first low season in Bucerias. We are getting use to the humidity.

Love this interview! “No one is coming to visit you”🤣💯♥️Keeping it all the way real. Lots of good information. Thank you.

Nice tans. Enjoy .

I think that it would be nice to have fewer tourists around in the off-season and I know that the heat and humidity is a no-no for me, lol. It's good to see you enjoying PV!

I’m glad you like my city. You make me feel melancholy watching your video. Love it! Thank you for sharing!

Your kid was born in Mexico correct?

I was really hoping you had been to the Oaxaca beaches when I started hearing your video and your start to discussing areas . I totally agree about Playa Del Carmen as I was going there last 8 years before seaweed got bad and it got more humid in winters . My attraction to Oaxaca from what I hear is it’s dryer , cleaner , quieter and more natural . The food is good I hear as well. I did like Pv and am considering going back but it is very commercial. I’m torn but maybe I’ll go to both this next trip. I do slow travel over a month or so . Thanks for all the useful info.

Hello, you moved to Mexico, it's up to you to learn Spanish!

Many of the gay "friendly" establishments you speak of are in fact gay owned . PV is an all inclusive city for ALL human beings . it really is a wonderful mix . Most of my close friends here are straight .

This is an interesting video, but what were the total selling costs? Was it a percentage or a set amount?

why do gay guys wear dog masks??Kinda a weird.

You are absolutely right about Real Estate in Mexico. MX needs to catch up with the tools to facilitate doing Real Estate business, like Agent certifications and licensing, property listing shared database (MLS) and Agents must be able to share commissions in order to speed up sales

This was a helpful video. We may reach out to you to discuss a tour of rentals, though we currently living in Tlajomulco de Zúñiga and still have 1 1/2 years left on our 3 year lease, but Querétaro is out top choice for our next rental for up to 40000 pesos. Hopefully early next year we can arrange a tour with you.

Holy cow, selling your house is quite a process, thanks for the info!

In Ajijic, La Floresta aret, there is a "carriles" where they have horses available to horseback ride around town, You cant miss it. its located close to the soccer field, in the middle of the street. ive always felt comfortable riding around town like that.

Any thoughts on exploring Argentina? Mexico seemed a bit pricey. Groceries were cheaper, but any imported goods were more than in Canada.

Owning a house gives you more freedom then renting because you can rent it out and go somewhere else… if you rent you have to worry if you go away paying rent for a place that you are not in. I think of it as wasting money unless you can get someone to rent while you are not there. (Ex. You go away for a month ) Get a good honest property manager to pay the bills and manage the tenant and you will have lots of freedoms. I’m speaking from experience.

What was you closing costs approximately as a percentage (all fees). This needs to be taken into account when pricing the house I expect. Also why did you choose a different notaria when selling, was this at the buyers insistence Thanks

Thanks for honesty. Looks like living in Mexico can be very frustrated with and very stressful

So it was a big waste of time. Even with getting lucky on the exchange rate both buying and selling you only barely broke even? And all the risk of getting scammed or getting a squatting tenant who seem to be protected in Mexico too. The whole thing looks like a fool's errand. How long diid you own the property?

My wife and I are planning on buying a condo in CDMX or a house in QRO. We were looking at around $100-150k. Our goal is to have a base in North America, Europe and Asia for our children to have the most options in life. We have a house in the USA and the property taxes & insurance keep skyrocketing… I was told by our family in Mexico that property taxes & insurance are way lower. I’m hoping this is true lol. I am thinking of selling it and buying in Mexico instead.

good one guys, business in mexico is definitely different!

My wife is Mexican..they don't have an urgency like us Americans 😅😅😅