I didn’t see that coming, but, I watched their Real Estate videos. I wish the can do same rental videos from everywhere they go. Cindy, the did a video about the different neighborhood in Queretaro in conjunction with Liz Mundo. I think this is their niche.
Roddy and Landy I’m delighted to learn of your move to PVR. Congratulations 💐i will be passing through PVR tomorrow solo on my way to QRO but would love to meet up with you both for a bit, if you have the time of course. Please let me know.
@troyph269 just recieving your message. With the little one out of daycare it would be difficult. If you have any questions you can always reach out. Thank for watching!
@belliott4844 YES! the big sports park. We have taken Louie there a few times. It's a great place to walk around and watch people do all the different activities! Stay tuned for our decision!
@Louie...I believe I saw cigarettes on the patio table? What can you say about the smoking policies in most long-term rentals? I want to assume the 95% that do not specifically prohibit smoking are OK with it? There's almost no mention...thank you for any insight you (or others) may offer.
I'm not really sure as we don't smoke it's never been an issue. So, I couldn't tell you honestly how a landlord would approach the situation. Sorry, we couldn't be more helpful
If you live away from the tourist area, you can get that old Mexico feel in PV. But you can go to the touristy areas for fun whenever you like. There's so much to do there. PV is awesome for all ages and a great place raise children. It's got everything...natural beauty, culture and easy flights to the US & Canada. Mexico City is nice to visit but it's not for everyone. Ignore the judgemental comments. Do whatever feels right to you. I would choose to live in PV over Mexico City any day, though! I would love to live there! Congrats on your move!
@valm.5243 Thank you for your kind encouragement! we look forward to our time here. People who give judgmental comments are basing it on their experience here. Obviously there are many long time citizens and residents who would disagree, like yourself. Thanks for watching and stay tuned!
I have temp residency and will move to Mexico later this year. Have only been to PV so far and I do love it but too dang hot for me. I was there for month of October 2021 and it was 96 degrees every single day. I am now planning to start in Mexico City, Coyoacan neighborhood. I’m curious why you didn’t explain why you decided to leave CDMX? Hope to hear in a future video.
@Lizz7711 Hey Liz, stay tuned to find out why we chose to leave CDMX. In short, we do love it there, and depending on your situation you may too. Also, we both come from hot areas and we think we'll be able to readjust, Louie may take some time, but little ones are resilient!
@@dreamlifeinMexico Look forward to it! I was originally looking at Queretaro and then decided on CDMX just before you moved there! I know I will spend many months in PV no matter what but preferably in winter lol.
in the rainy season between April and oct it can rain air a bit. the other 6 months not so much. depending on where you live there can be shortages, but not everywhere. how this helps
My wife and I spent 2 months in CDMX to see if it was a good fit for us to live as a retirement destination. Even though CDMX was great for the weather and food options we just could not get past the language barrier and culture differences. Next month we will be slow traveling Asia for 10 months to find our new retirement home. Life is an adventure and we plan to live the rest of it as content and happy as possible wherever that may be.
@Robmar40 That is awesome! Asia is another great area to look into. We've thought about it ourselves as the cost of living is even better, but with my family and business over here, those flights back are expensive and not an easy trek. Best of luck on your adventure!
That place is a tourist trap; there isn't much to do in Puerto Vallarta. You're too young to move to a retirement town. Hope you don't get tired of seeing too many other gringos and Canadians there.
Good thing we won't be tourists! 😂 It's definitely a step back but there is stuff to do and stay active. You just have to know where to look. We'll see what the future holds
I was 20 when I first visited Mexico, mainly Acapulco on my own dime. I traveled the world and all 50 USA states. I left the USA at 79 in 2021 for Queretaro because I was tired of heavily blocking my doors and windows and sleeping with the final solution. It is not safe anywhere, but you must stay Alert, and be ready to TCB. Mexico is less expensive than the USA, and I have been coming for over 62 years. I was raised to help honest none beggars and not begging scammers, and never take a penny from anyone. RIP everyone everywhere. Happy I was raised to be financially responsible, and never needed sick Go Fund Me or any of the donation scams. Flattery is food for fools, and you will reap what you sow. Never marry, shack or have babies. I did the latter, and it never works out. THINK. USA IS dying. Happiness is not using drugs, living a celibate life, and keeping demons out of your home. Do not live with anyone. Shacling, Marriage, and babies will end your life sooner. A word to the wise is sufficient.
Wow, PV, I didn't see that coming, lol! I don't know which apartment you chose but I'm looking forward to the next video!
I don't think anybody did, including ourselves for a while. 🤣
I didn’t see that coming, but, I watched their Real Estate videos. I wish the can do same rental videos from everywhere they go. Cindy, the did a video about the different neighborhood in Queretaro in conjunction with Liz Mundo. I think this is their niche.
@@Wilfredos_ Agree!
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I have never been to PV, but I would love to visit someday. I hope you have a fantastic time!
@drariel PV is a great place to visit and you should definitley make the effort. Hopefully living here is the same. We'll soon find out! 😀
Roddy and Landy I’m delighted to learn of your move to PVR. Congratulations 💐i will be passing through PVR tomorrow solo on my way to QRO but would love to meet up with you both for a bit, if you have the time of course. Please let me know.
@troyph269 just recieving your message. With the little one out of daycare it would be difficult. If you have any questions you can always reach out. Thank for watching!
Great video! We are living in Quintana Roo and planning to visit Puerto Vallarta to check it out.
we think you'll love it here. it's a sideman bus than the Quintana roo area for sure
The RUclipsrs, More Life Diaries, are also in PV
Love no. 5 if you ignore the bedroom walkway😂. There is a huge park across from the Sheraton Buganvilia.
@belliott4844 YES! the big sports park. We have taken Louie there a few times. It's a great place to walk around and watch people do all the different activities! Stay tuned for our decision!
Can't wait😊!
You guys trick me. Haha love it can’t wait for your videos on Puerto Vallarta. ❤❤
@EMOWEAR glad you enjoyed our little plot twist! Stay tuned for more PV episodes🌞🌴
@Louie...I believe I saw cigarettes on the patio table?
What can you say about the smoking policies in most long-term rentals?
I want to assume the 95% that do not specifically prohibit smoking are OK with it?
There's almost no mention...thank you for any insight you (or others) may offer.
I'm not really sure as we don't smoke it's never been an issue. So, I couldn't tell you honestly how a landlord would approach the situation. Sorry, we couldn't be more helpful
@@dreamlifeinMexico Thanks...I presume by your response that it cannot be a big concern if it weren't mentioned.
If you live away from the tourist area, you can get that old Mexico feel in PV. But you can go to the touristy areas for fun whenever you like. There's so much to do there. PV is awesome for all ages and a great place raise children. It's got everything...natural beauty, culture and easy flights to the US & Canada. Mexico City is nice to visit but it's not for everyone. Ignore the judgemental comments. Do whatever feels right to you. I would choose to live in PV over Mexico City any day, though! I would love to live there! Congrats on your move!
@valm.5243 Thank you for your kind encouragement! we look forward to our time here. People who give judgmental comments are basing it on their experience here. Obviously there are many long time citizens and residents who would disagree, like yourself. Thanks for watching and stay tuned!
I have temp residency and will move to Mexico later this year. Have only been to PV so far and I do love it but too dang hot for me. I was there for month of October 2021 and it was 96 degrees every single day. I am now planning to start in Mexico City, Coyoacan neighborhood. I’m curious why you didn’t explain why you decided to leave CDMX? Hope to hear in a future video.
@Lizz7711 Hey Liz, stay tuned to find out why we chose to leave CDMX. In short, we do love it there, and depending on your situation you may too. Also, we both come from hot areas and we think we'll be able to readjust, Louie may take some time, but little ones are resilient!
@@dreamlifeinMexico Look forward to it! I was originally looking at Queretaro and then decided on CDMX just before you moved there! I know I will spend many months in PV no matter what but preferably in winter lol.
I loved the 6th one.
yeah, it's so lovely.
I can't believe you moved from Quretro to Puerto Vallarta, I am shocked.
Lol, yeah, it's been quite a change. For good and bad😅
Does it rain often? Do they have water shortages??
in the rainy season between April and oct it can rain air a bit. the other 6 months not so much. depending on where you live there can be shortages, but not everywhere. how this helps
Just curious, why did you decide to leave Mexico City for PV? We live in both places.
We've talked about this idea as well, but it's difficult once Louie starts school to go back and forth. Unless we home school.
Can you share the main reasons to leave CDMX for a beach city? Very curious your reasoning
We will make our next video to talk about the reasons.
My wife and I spent 2 months in CDMX to see if it was a good fit for us to live as a retirement destination. Even though CDMX was great for the weather and food options we just could not get past the language barrier and culture differences. Next month we will be slow traveling Asia for 10 months to find our new retirement home. Life is an adventure and we plan to live the rest of it as content and happy as possible wherever that may be.
Other destination a lot of people are retiring to is Portugal.
@Robmar40 That is awesome! Asia is another great area to look into. We've thought about it ourselves as the cost of living is even better, but with my family and business over here, those flights back are expensive and not an easy trek. Best of luck on your adventure!
@Wilfredos we've heard nice things about Portugal as well. Maybe even Spain.🤔
Looks like rents are similar to CDMX...Did you get tired of the city life?
Yeah, there are higher rents out there. We will make a video to talk about why we left CDMX.
Get ready for the super HOT weather from May-Oct . I left bc is just too hot (unless you enjoy indoors wit AC for half a year).
coming from South Texas and Shanghai , and then Houston, we've been through worse heat. it's all about perspective.
@@dreamlifeinMexico Hated Dallas & Houston. Good luck..
@@elliott-mtb5599 we hate pointless comments 😂🌞
@@dreamlifeinMexico your mouth is gonna get you in trouble real fast (especially here in mexico)
@@elliott-mtb5599 🤣🤣🤣🤣
Curious, why PV and not Merida?
We will make a video to talk about it
Nice❗️
Thanks 💯
That place is a tourist trap; there isn't much to do in Puerto Vallarta. You're too young to move to a retirement town. Hope you don't get tired of seeing too many other gringos and Canadians there.
Good thing we won't be tourists! 😂 It's definitely a step back but there is stuff to do and stay active. You just have to know where to look. We'll see what the future holds
Ya, totally agree, feel sorry for the kid. You can only go to the beach so much then you get tired of the tourist inspired prices.
So much to do in the PV area, you will not get bored! Especially with a car.
@@VinnyBully There is a reason you have bully in your name by the looks of it
I was 20 when I first visited Mexico, mainly Acapulco on my own dime. I traveled the world and all 50 USA states. I left the USA at 79 in 2021 for Queretaro because I was tired of heavily blocking my doors and windows and sleeping with the final solution. It is not safe anywhere, but you must stay Alert, and be ready to TCB. Mexico is less expensive than the USA, and I have been coming for over 62 years. I was raised to help honest none beggars and not begging scammers, and never take a penny from anyone.
RIP everyone everywhere. Happy I was raised to be financially responsible, and never needed sick Go Fund Me or any of the donation scams.
Flattery is food for fools, and you will reap what you sow. Never marry, shack or have babies. I did the latter, and it never works out. THINK. USA IS dying.
Happiness is not using drugs, living a celibate life, and keeping demons out of your home. Do not live with anyone. Shacling, Marriage, and babies will end your life sooner. A word to the wise is sufficient.
I’m also moving to Queretaro, love the city. We’ll be living in Milenio.
@acajudi100 glad you enjoy Mexico as much as we do!
You guys talk way too much about the same thing.
@gabriellopez9940 Thank you for your comment. We'll take it into consideration.
Cope...it's what adults do.
You helped waste our precious water resource in CDMX and now you’re leaving to do the same in PV…
We will keep "WASTING" it just like any one else there and here on this EARTH!
Grow up you maniac