MERIDA MEXICO APARTMENT TOURS UNDER $650! | 5 LUXURY APARTMENTS TO LIVE LIKE THE RICH $$
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- Опубликовано: 23 янв 2021
- You too, can ball on a budget here in Merida, Mexico. The cost of living is super affordable for a great quality of life. I viewed 5 beautiful apartments all under $650 USD. This is where the money resides LOL
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I can tell from this video and the comments, there is a good amount of Afro American brothers and sisters living in Merida. As a Mexican, all I can say is I feel proud to see people from other ethnicities and cultures want to move and live in my country. (I’ve never been to Merida) but we Mexicans welcome you to our country. Ironically, I am a Mexican born and raised but I reside in the USA since 2007. Great video btw.
@Francisco sepulveda...appreciate you Sir...great name by the way...Blessings 🙏🏾💯
@@TopScalebyfrankhoward likewise “tocayo” take care and god bless you 🙌🏼
I seen from different RUclips channels few black Americans who moved to Meridian, Mexico. And the prices of some of the apartments are crazy. Im like fam lets move. Cause working hard trying to save money to survive here n the usa is not getting us nowhere. But working harder not seening what u worked so hard for. Cant enjoyed yourself when u get old. Be too damn tired or sick. And some of the house like a 5 bedroom-4 bath run you like 6 to 1000 a month. I have saved up 18000 i know i would need more but n mexico thats like 100 to 200,000
Defrancisco what a sweet thing to say. Love the Mexican people.💝
@@sylviasmiths4909 thank you! We Mexicans love you all! We are all family🙌🏼
I am convinced that America is ghetto and this is my cue to finally move to Mexico ASAP. Thank you Julian!!
GHETTO!!!!!!
So ghetto
The problem is that the ghetto are moving to mexico and changing the culture
@@guzlui1 Ok
Me too!
And here in the US, I'm sleeping in a broom closet for $850
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And that's cheap..
@@hectorcampos9244 according to wear you live.
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We have been lied to in the US that we are the best at everything. When we travel, it truly opens your eyes. Thank you for sharing your experience.
Yeah, I think the new dream is the mexican dream.
“The US, best country in the World”
Let’s see, education compared to other countries 👎🏻, healthcare, the most expensive in the world, main reason for people having to declare bankruptcy 👎🏻, big corporations with big bucks control the political system, so democracy is an illusion 👎🏻, racism 👎🏻, Cost of living through the roof 👎🏻, and let’s not talk about mass shootings, you are safer in pretty much any other country of the world, including Afghanistan (even though it wouldn’t cross your mind to go on holidays there) than in the good old USA.
Sadly a lot of people are just not aware of the facts
Keep in mind that these apartments are pretty expensive for the average Mexican, just that with the average American budget, Mexico is really cheap.
@@thecapitalg With little money, many Mexicans can live with luxuries in Mexico. We are a country of great wealth in food, materials, culture and art. USA is rich in credit. And those who have brought gentrification and higher prices have been the US Americans.
Yes. i joined the US Navy to see the world and it did open my eyes and mind. Apartments like those would cost 3,000usd in Los Angeles where I'm from, can't never go back on fixed income of 2,000 usd, I'd have to live in Watts or Compton...
I love this style of living. Small but luxurious and cheap. Those tiny pools are all you need. I've got a monstrosity of a home in the US. Huge pool, lots of landscaping to take care of and way too much space to maintain. I'd love to move down there and work remote.
COME ON DOWN! YOU WONT REGRET IT!
Great tours! Ironic that my family moved from Mexico to the U.S. in the 70s and here I am now looking to possibly move to Mexico lol
Me too!!! I thought I was the only one. Chicana in the house. My parents arrived in 72 from Zacatecas to Los Angeles CA.
@@pearlperlitavenegas2023 Apparently it's at least a few of us Chicanos looking 😅 ,my family also came to Los Angeles from Michoacán, I was born there have also lived in Florida and recently 6 years in Dallas. What made you consider leaving the U.S.?
Same here!
You guys are not alone!!! MEXICO is much better in every aspect from the AMERICAN NIGHTMARE, used to be dream but them we woke up!!!!!
That's me right now
I cannot BELIEVE that second apartment is only $525?!?! What the heck! That’s amazing !
Actually that is expensive for the Yucatecans, 70% of the population earns from 200 to 400 dollars a month, it is impossible to acquire this type of house.
@@aidacastaneda1753 oh wow!
@@aidacastaneda1753 Yup, that’s the sad part, but good if you are thinking to move there because you are going to have good neighbors, people who work and earn at least 1,500 in other words more educated people.
México is an Amazing country for retirement if your pension is between 1500 to 4000 usd, you will be able to live pretty confortable in good neighborhoods, there’s a visa that u can apply for temporary residency if you have a passive income of 2400 usd a month or just by having 34000 in your bank account.
It’s not amazing it’s inflation.
They all are nice. But something about the concrete stairs in number 3 and 5 that sold me ! And your own private pool. Beautiful
The stairs and the pool are both so nice
The stairs with no hand rail where if you slip and fall you tumble through the giant plate glass window?
😂
I was wondering if you could possibly give the number to the realtors? Looking for a place for my family that is safe and not too costly. Thanks for the info and AWESOME, INFORMATIVE vids❤️
@@Xenilolix the real estate pro’s contact information is in the description box.
I’m gonna start a work from home business then move to Mexico
You should do it.
Any ideas on work from home businesses?
@@joegardner5386 Ikr if you come across one that will pay a good amont a month or weekly plz hit me up.
@eric why u just had to comment on me not like im the only one ws thinking about it.
Smart Move Baby...
I love the concrete stairs, but where’s the railing?! My ass would fall day one 😂
Me 2! Lol
😂😂I said the same and don't let me have a glass of the good stuff. I will be rolling on that floor with all kinds of speed knots 😂
Girrrrl. I thinking the same thing. I totally agree.
Its pretty standard not to have a railing girl, of course some places have them but the majority dont. lol (Born and raised in Mexico)
@@soph4002 Sophie, be very careful what you are saying. It can happen when you say things like that, especially when you really mean it. Say to yourself, I will not have a disaster and no one else will have a disaster. Just imagine and believe you can have rails on your stairs. It's not impossible. I hope you will enjoy your new home with your baby.😊🙏
You should video around the neighborhood that makes a big different!
Yeah I wanna see that too
Yes, good idea to mention which fraccionamientos/colonias, to get an idea for the stores and transportation 👌
Location, location, location!
Yes the tour of neighborhood would be AWESOME!
Do you need a Visa? And yes would love to see what the neighborhood looks like. Thanks
I liked #2, the furnished one and the only one that has something that looks like a pool. Also, those apartments may look like a bargain to people from the US, but in Mérida they are considered high rent, very expensive. Another thing I've observed in many Mexican homes is a tendency to build stairs without handrails, which I think it's very dangerous. Regarding Mérida, you often see what appear to be very nice homes/apartments, but built in new developments that are really undeveloped: no sidewalks, dusty streets, few trees, not meant for people to walk or stroll, but you really need to have your own transportation. Then many of these are for sale, but I have read comments from some Mexicans who say those houses are built to look "pretty" or modern, but are not really well built. Developers really want to make a quick profit and then they will not be held accountable when things go wrong. The reason electricity is not included is because Mérida is really, really hot and humid, very humid in the summer and actually most of the year,, except for 3 or 4 months, and people will need to use their air conditioning units a lot. That will consume a lot of electricity, which then translates into very high bills. They do not seem to have central air there either. Also, it rains a lot in Mérida and there is also flooding in many areas, so those developments with hardly any sidewalks and undeveloped streets with no public drainage could become a nightmare to navigate. Although I would think in the newest ones some type of drainage should exist, but do not take anything for granted.
Great info to take into account of the native landscape
thanks for this
Thanks so much for the information the truth & honesty your!That's why I say you should always do your research thoroughly!Before jumping into anything!🤦🤔🙄🎯💯💯💯👍👍
Wondering how much the electricity runs during the hot months running the air conditioning?
Yep your right about things and consider everything before you jump in like crime, utilities , cell phone coverage and internet,flooding access to groceries doctors hospitals etc etc.
This is bomb. We overpay for everything here in the states.
Yes we do.. it sad how so many ppl think it better here n the USA!!
@@teenayung4081 we have access to so many things here in the states but the downside to it would be the affordability aspect of it. it’s not affordable at all these days
@@lindalately so true.We americans catch it the hardest.
Yes , US ripoff
@@teenayung4081 That's because white people are afraid you will leave and America will cease to thrive.
I absolutely love Merida! The people were so friendly, and there were a lot of Canadian expats there as well. My husband and I talked about moving to Yucatán.
In merida we have sou much black people.❤🇲🇽
I hope my wife doesn't find this video, she would be moving to Merida this instant--LOL. just kidding, We have fantasize moving to Mexico one Day.
Woo for million of Mexican this is practical imposible since the minimal salary is just one dollar and 25 cents per hour.
I had a buddy that lived in Merida and he loved it, said there were so many Canadians the people are warm and welcoming
Your beautiful
I'm in shock how nice these are! I recently retired, pay $800 for a 1 bedroom in Pittsburgh that are NOTHING like these! Great tours, you're a very friendly young man and you make these fun to see, thank you! 👍🙂
you'd pay at least 1600 for a walking closet in B'klyn, welcome))
@@olevet75 OK, Now you're exaggerating, dont you think?
@@karlosmuller2131 you’ve clearly never been to nyc or seen the tours on RUclips. A 300 ft sq space starts at 1200
If you can afford $800 for a 1bedroom you can retire in Mexico.
In Denver a one bedroom in a shared house is 1000$. I'm paying 350$ here in PV for an amazing appt
They usually charge 3-4 months in advance because as a foreigner you can just leave and not follow the contract, even if you sign it, so it's a way to secure rent, same thing happens in the US when a foreigner wants to buy a property, they have to pay 100% to do so.
I wonder if thats just there in Merida bc I lived in a rental house and apartment in Mexico City for 6 years and was never charged extra months in advance. I only payed month to month.
@M J Landowners can charge upfront if you are a foreinger, because even with a contract you can just leave the country.
@@euniceruiz4703 It happens anywhere where there's a swift traffic built up by the internet. It's called gringo pricing.
@@euniceruiz4703 yes, just in Mérida ;(
OMG you are so good at really showing these apartments!! I’m posting this in Brothas and Sistas of Merida group! 💗
Thank you! My fave group🙌🏽
Can I get added to the group; I’m thinking about moving. I would love to pick you guys brain.
@@JulianAlbino were the whattsap of the home #2?
Where is this group? On FB??
Hi. Is that group on Facebook?
I'm keeping that information! I'm saving to move there. Gonna be smart and have at least a year of rent.
#2 sold me...so cute. The realtor was so friendly, the place was already furnished, some of the utilities were covered. It was in a reasonable price range. #4 was cute, too.
I also loved #2 as well as the realtor's passion. "YES!!!!"
Those concrete stairs without a railing are a deal breaker.
Yeah why they do that ?. Not for me.
Yep definitely can put a lot of people off
A lot of homes in mexico have those. Safety regulations are different.
I agree that's very dangerous!🤦🤔🙄👎👎🎯💯💯💯
I would break my neck. For sure.
My first time seeing your channel and I feel like you would be a great friend to have. I get really good vibes about you. And that smile! Great video!
Do note that trendy, new neighborhoods are more expensive than the ones that have older houses, but checking neighborhoods like Colonia Mexico or García Ginerés is very worth it. Those have old mansions and some of them are not that expensive.
Carlitos
@@EddieSpaghetti07
Dude look!
Our logos are color coordinated!!
You’re the real MVP for leaving the realtor info below 🙏🏽
You are soo right. I live in Puerto Rico and I made the same crazy mistake by being sold on the first rental property. It's sad that both of my parents are real estate brokers of 25+ years. I'm like why did I do the opposite of what I have been told for a good chunk of my life not to do?? Lol! We all make mistakes. I know I wiil be surely prepared for the next apartment hunt lol!!
“No, I’m from Africa!” Lmao I’m dead! I plan on moving to Mexico in the next couple months! I hope we can be franssss!!🤗
3 and 5 were my favorites but those stairs made me nervous! 😂. You did an amazing job showing all of the spaces. Made me want to pack my bags. Just binged all of your vids back to back. Can’t wait for the next one. Live your best life!!
Thank you for this video, never thought of moving to Mexico but by the way things are going in the states, I’m trying to get out of here in 5 years😕Wonderful places. Great video👍🏾💕
I am in a WOW!!! I was looking to purchase a home here in the US but, God is guiding me else where. Mexico keeps coming across my radar! I appreciate this video so much!!! These apartments are totally my style!!😻😻😻😻💫
I am going to start traveling there to see how I like the different areas.
God speaks in mysterious and sometimes obvious ways.😉
Also, in doing a lot of research on Mexico, I've learned that over 100 million Americans have relocated and now live in Mexico. Soooooooo affordable!
100 million?
@@cypher3604 haha. Mexico’s whole population is 120mil.
So one third of the US moved to mexico? Wowzers lol
gurl, you so crazy LOL
Wrong
I really loved EVERYTHING about 3 & 5!!! Ugh, you’re making me consider selling all my stuff and coming down. 🥴 Can’t wait to see what you went with!
Those were my favorites too!!
Me too omg and your own personal pool 😩
Me too!!! I'll even give my stuff away!!! I just need to do it which is why I watch these videos for motivation
Who gave you permission to live in Mexico? We don’t like people like you.
@@lindakazsals8858 - Go crawl in a hole troll! We don’t like people like you on RUclips. 🖕
It should be like that in the states. I mean like you said, it’s so simple to get a apartment in Mexico. In the states you have to going through pens and needles just put a roof over your head. You have to have good or very good credit to get a decent apartment or home. But in Mexico all you need is your passport and cash!
You say that sitting comfortably in the states but if you were a local this type of life without even cross your mind. Mexicans makes on average 200 pesos monthly and groceries alone for one person is 20 pesos weekly
They usually ask for a co-signer or a very high deposit.
NO Most of these property's you have to go through a Lawyer And show you hace funds in the Bank and Refences He's glossing over what you need to do. Id not easy. If you only want 1 month2/3/4/5/ Better go on AirB. otherwise you have to jump through hoops in a foeregn language believe me
@@lesleymcshanemitchell9651, I know, I went through it.
Reason I bought an old mobile home, I'd rather save that rent money to purchase a home later than pay high rent and never have savings for buying my dream home. I love not stressing about rent.
What a great tour!!!! I wish there were more videos out there like this! We are planning to retire to Mexico full time and it’s really helpful to see these types of videos to give us better ideas. Thanks! 🙏🏼
Thank you!
Damn, I'm being ripped off in the US.
We all are girl, 😭😭
We sure are big time!Smdh!🤦🤔🙄😡😠😤😬🎯💯💯💯Pure Greed🤑💰💵 here in the U.S.🇺🇸
Corporate America.
Totally
@eric hell if you are savvy enough to build an online business you will be just fine..im just saying
Thanks for bringing us on tour. This definitely lowered my moving anxiety. The breakdown at end is a plus. - Excellent work.
I find it interesting that while those "contemporary-modern" looking apartment styles have been around down there since the 90's, in the States are barely catching up. I agree they must place rails on those stairs.
Add them yourself. Easy fix.
Definitely would need some rails after a night of Mezcal down there.
I love how you are so polite when you see something you don't like you do positive comments on a furniture l. The 2nd one is my fav and the lady is super nice.
all of them were really nice apartments!! The private pools were amazing.
*I loved this video because the apartments were nice, the people were nice, you were great.*
Nice! Everything's very nice. I love getting the opportunity to see this through your eyes. So inspiring.
Always been my dream to live there short term. I’m more drawn to the old colonial homes that have been renovated. . They look like nothing from the street but once inside they are beautiful with interior patios. Perhaps one day soon.
Loved this video!! #2 or #5 would be my choice. Dreaming of retiring in Mexico in a few years so thank you for this!!! Keeps my dream alive 🙏💕
Wooooow I’m really thinking about leaving detroit for Mexico 😍😍😍 it’s easier to escape to than Spain right now.
Super cool places!! Definitely a fan of the private pool apartments. The concrete stairs w/ no railing scares me tho. I’m excited to see which place you decide!!
And you know I AM CLUMSY!! 😂
You are hilarious! I was laughing at your response when she asked you where you was from. 😂🤣 Thanks for sharing!
We went to Merida 2 weeks ago, love the place, culture and people are super nice and now we are seriously thinking about moving there.
I'm enjoying you practicing your Spanish. Qué fantastico!
Omg you are inspiring!!! I used to see you around Charlotte. I can’t wait to follow your journey !!!
If you fall down those concrete stairs you go straight through a plate glass window.
Add your own railing.... geez... it's cheap enough already!
@@victoriavargas7935 exacto, si pueden pagar rentas de casi $20000 entonces cuánto más les va a doler invertir en un jodido pasamanos.
@@DanielGonzalez-jo7pg 😭😂
Thanks so much for this video. This is exactly what we needed to know before coming down to Merida 😄
You’re welcome 🙏🏽
No rails on the stairs... Seriously couldn't do it. Two margaritas and I'm dead.LITERALLY! Lol.
Otherwise, ALL were pretty much gorgeous!
Lol I was thinking the same 😂
They say, those who know how to make it in life, will make it in us or anywhere and man I see you and it’s true. Awesome and I’m glad that Mexico can welcome you with open arms. Good bless you.
We are so ready to move to Merida! Great job showing apartments. Keep it up!
It’s kind of ironic: Latin Americans risking their lives to move to the U.S., as Americans are moving to Latin America🤣
Mexican migration to the US has been in the negative numbers for years. It’s the Central American people flooding the borders.
Wrong, not that many Mexicans cross to the US... Mostly are Central Americans and from other countrys.
Latinos are moving to US to better their living by finding a way to make money. Americans move to Mexico when they already have income and changing place to lower cost of living and explore. So its very different cases. I can see people moving to Merida to make better living , but they always come from places like Cuba , Venezuela or other countries with lower life quality.
@Life's Happy Its true i worked in the border in Tijuana for 5 years... Most of the people crossing is Central Americans. Just like lots of Americans are buying properties in Mexico, main reason is they cant afford to buy shit in the US. Thats a fact..
@@hectorcampos9244 That's true. Born and raised Californian. Have a good government job but still can't afford to comfortably buy. California is outrageous but it'll take me some time and consideration to save and move.
You found some really good places and provided some really good information. Thank you!
Thanks Alvis. Be sure to subscribe. Lots of valuable content to come 👍🏽
Woaw Impressive! Really love to check our Merida by the summer. Thank you Julian
Love your videos your really doing your thing in Mexico
Nice!! I've always heard that Merida has beautiful homes/apartments.
The last one was my favorite. HOWEVER, those stairs without a barrier on one side are a death trap. One slip of a flip-flop on that marble and your toast. Difference between building codes from one country to another.
Literally! Just imagine trying to walk down the stairs at night 😂 be sure to subscribe
@@JulianAlbino lmao
To be honest even in the US people still fall coming down stairs so you roll the dice no matter what
@@bobbybrown1389 Yeah you do. But when the stairs are steep, made out of marble, no hand rails to catch yourself and no wall to stop you from falling a full storey , you odds of serious injury have exponentially risen by 100%
Truly enjoyed. And thks for explaining the process simply. Ty
Wonderful!!! Great content young man!! I have never even thought to move there, but ummmm....its gorgeous! The sunshine got me!!
Mean while NY apartments ...... so proud to be Mexican and living in Merida. You get much more for what you pay. Everything is beautiful. I live in a house 2 floors, 1 backyard, laundry room outside, 2 bedrooms with a full closet each one, two bathrooms, water is free, it came with furniture the whole house. The natural light is beautiful here. We have a park 3 blocks from here. Drug store, restaurants, small and big grocery stores. The area is one is the nicest of the city, big houses, clean, lots of parks, very safe city.... I pay $600 dlls just that. Meanwhile in another city in Monterrey Mexico you get for that an empty studio for students or single people
Hi daydreammbxxx if you are still available to comment, what area of the city are you talking about?
@@alanserjeant4947 oh please no to gentrification 😂 don’t believe to what I just said 🥲
@@daydreammb944 I'm actually looking for the opposite of gentrification.
I wish I could move there ❤️ I am not Mexican but I’ve traveled there to different parts of Mexico 11 times. Way better than $1,950 for a one bedroom ✈️
I am so happy you are exactly where you want to be! Beautiful apartments... I would live in any of them!!! Great job!!! Keep the videos coming!!!
Loved the tour, it was really fun
Hi!, My name is Howard, from St Louis, Missouri, all of the apartments are georgeous, but my favorite is the furnished apartment, because of the great design layout and the balcony was definitely a plus, but choose the space that you feel would best serve your needs based on the way you feel you best utilize and occupy the space, and definitely take into considered the amount of storage a place offers compared to others, it is better to have more storage space than not enough
Hi Howard!!
This was a great video! I'm making plans to do a 3 month visit and had been wondering what the approval process was like for housing...if they did credit checks and such...this was super encouraging!
Just found your page today from the South African video and I’ve literally watched almost every video. I had to subscribe!
Yay! Thank you!
#4 love the doors. Pet friendly.
You make good videos, and I like your personality and friendliness. Thank you.
Great job!!! Loved your presentations! Excellent speaking voice! Great to listen to.
Thanks for watching!
But how long is an American allowed to stay there.
Wow, they all nice. I may have to put Mexico on my list👌
I'm a new subscriber today!
Thanks for sharing!
Be safe & take care!
Thank you for the video! Such an eye opener! I like the one with the cat walk and the concrete steps.
Awesome to see Americans that love my country as much as I do.
I love your tour and how informative you are while touring. I’m headed there in 6 months and after seeing this, super excited for me and my 21 year old daughter to start our new journey. Thanks and enjoy your new place. I love all of the apartments but will end up choosing the 2 bed/2 bath because I want my own bathroom 😆
thank you!
How has it been!?
I have been to Merida twice...loved it! Safe, walkable and inexpensive.
WOW!! Those rents are incredible! House #1 was my very favorite ❤️
Very Nice Apartments! I loved the 2nd ,3rd and 4th the best! I’m in New York and seriously thinking about relocating to Mexico. Just now checking out the most reasonable areas to relocate to.
Congratulations Brother 🙌🏽🙌🏽
These apartments are nice & simple especially if your on a budget. Next video please go into detail with the outside scenery and what the area looks like before you walk into the apartment. Some parts of Merida look extremely undeveloped with random, well fed, stray dogs, noise, and construction.
I enjoyed staying in Merida but to pack up and move there. No No No I don’t care how cheap it is. It’s nice for families and retirees not a young single person, that’s just my opinion.
#3 love the under stairs STORAGE & Beautiful wood
I love all of them .. but 3 and 5 😳 baaybeyyyyy 🔥🔥
OMG....Ummmmmmm ive narrowed my options down to Puerto Vallarta, Merida, or PDC....but Im DEFINITELY relocating there!!!!!
Nice!!! Mexico is so beautiful. I will be visiting PV and PDC very soon!
@@JulianAlbino I’m so happy for you my brotha, I’ll be visiting soon and we should link Up, I’m on Instagram at ty_2_real
@@tw4943 be sure to lmk when you arrive 👍🏽
@@JulianAlbino hey! You're from Charlotte, me too!! If you come to PV between March and June this year would love to link up!
@@JulianAlbino I currently live in Merida, but am reconsidering moving over to PV. The people on the east side of Mexico are not as friendly as the west coast side. Plus the food is way better west of Mexico City.
You had me at the horse sounds!!! Hahahahaha!!
Haha
Thanks! Im just starting my research, this was helpful.
Great video! 👍🏽
Thank you for sharing.
Thank you SO MUCH for this video... I was gonna stay in airbnb's long term but this is SO much better!! And thank you for that bit at the end telling us more about the process for securing an apartment. Visited here for a month back in the summer and securing the apt hopefully in the next month or less!
Thank you! 🤎 safe travels ✈️
Love this video!! Thank you for the amazing content loving the apartment tours in Merida. We recently moved to Mexico ourselves and are enjoying the lovely weather!!! 🏖🇲🇽 Subscribed for more video content! :P ❤️
Hi!!!!!!!! So glad you’re doing well! You look great! I was looking something up, saw Merida and your video pop up! 😂❤❤ It looks beautiful there. I’d definitely move abroad!
THANK YOU for this! I am so thinking about moving. Subscribed!
Love #1 and the pet friendly one.
Another great video, the best one yet! I like number 3 and 5 the best, because of the pool. Was the pool in 3 a private pool?
Also, I'm impressed with how you are able to function with so little spanish. Your level and spanish is about the same as mine. Do you find the language barrier an issue? It seems like you are doing just fine.
Thank you for your timely response. Fun video. Love him 😘
Thank you for this. I was so checking out the one with a pool balcony and finally I got to see it.
Beautiful places!
I'm curious how you're finding these places?
I'm retired from the Marines so I have a nice retirement and would love to leave the States.
WB-USMC-RET.
Mexico is BEAUTIFUL !!
You did it again! Another great video! 🎉
Thanks so much!
Never woulda ever thought of moving to Mexico but watching this video just game me a whole different point of view
Other black men living they greatest hypergamous and leveled up life. Love it here. Happy black history month even when its not february 😀 🤎💫
These are all way too nice!!! I like #4!!
I know this video is old, but I really enjoyed it. Very enlightening on the possibilities, and costs, of living in Merida. Great job!
Wow this is so helpful! I’ll be there with my partner next week for a few months, definitely looking at Merida now 🙏🏽