Expats Wayne and Roxane Jared Speak About Living in Puerto Vallarta, Mexico
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- Опубликовано: 28 сен 2024
- Learn all about living in Puerto Vallarta, Mexico from expats Wayne and Roxane Jared. You can also get more details if you read the article featuring them at www.expatsinme...
I'm 17 days away from moving to Puerto Vallarta and just can't wait! My plan involves remote work with my job and putting effort into my RUclips channel. I'm close to full retirement age and will have enough to live well in PV but not in the US. This is why I'm moving. Plus there is the beach!
I discovered Puerto Vallarta quite by accident in june of 2018 . Came once . Returned 6 weeks later , found a big villa and gave them an offer .. gave away all my personal belongings back in Boston as well as selling my home in 2 days .... then in November on thanksgiving , i moved here permanently ... it was the best decision ever ! Never looked back
@@YesItsMeGuys68 We're feeling that way as well. It's early for us, but so far no regrets!
Good luck! I retired the day before moving down, but consulted with my old company thorugh the end of the year as they needed me.
I wish you the best of luck!
@@YesItsMeGuys68 🙀🙀🙀
How Old are They? At What Age did They make the Decision to Retire?
$2500/mo for 2 people including "owning the house" ... I don't get that part. Does she mean the $2500/mo includes the mortgage payment on the house they own, or does she mean they own the house outright but still spend $2500/mo without having to make a mortgage payment?
Good question, I could not figure it out either.
The house is paid for. No house payment. Virtually all of the homes in Mexico that are purchased by expats are cash-only deals.
@@robertnelson1471 Thanks for the explanation. :)
Our budget includes expenses pertaining to our house (such as repairs, add-ons, insect treatments), the yearly cost of the trust and the property tax. $2,500/mo also include expenses like US forwarding mail service, property tax/HOA of our property in South Dakota, gifts to our families, donations to charities, supplies for our hobbies, our insurance policies, medical out of pocket, and so on. Only our travel budget is separate.
@@RJ-ot7jt Wow, thanks for that info. Sounds like $2500 really goes a long way in Puerto Vallarta. Here in Vancouver, BC USD $2500 would cover about half the annual property taxes on a house.
Welcome to México
Also learn Spanish to conect
With locals and respect our culture traditions and be nice to the locals your will enjoy life here
Soy estudiante en una escuela en PV. Me gusta aprender a hablar español!
sigh.... I wish I could move there... No access to an income that would sustain me, don't want to teach English online... Have yet to come across a source of online income that wouldnt drive me nuts... Cant work for pesos, thats for sure...might work near San Diego and just live across the border...
From what I hear there are plenty of CSR (customer service representative) jobs that are remote as well
Greetings from Yucatan
Greetings back!
Can you share the name of the moving company that you used. Thank you!
Best Mexico Movers
Great information video! I'd love to get an idea about how much shipping their belongings from Indiana cost. Thanks!
About USD 8,000 and this was the cheapest moving company we found. Other quotes went up to USD 13,000 for the same service.
@@RJ-ot7jt Thank you so much for replying. ❤
Budget $10/sqf. We came in less than that, but it will help you focus on what to bring and what to leave.