$350/Mo - If You're on a Limited Income, This Affordable Home in Mexico Can be a Lifesaver
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- Опубликовано: 11 сен 2024
- This community is in Los Heroes (about 15-minutes outside of Merida). Merida is the 2nd safest city in all of Mexico, Canada and the U.S. There are many other cities in Mexico in which one can live very well. While investigating Los Heroes, check out other neighborhoods in Merida for affordable rent, like Francisco de Montejo, Juan Pablo II, and more.
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Where is this in Mexico?
For a smaller, two-bedroom unit, that's actually an excellent price!
Wish the US could get their act together and stop with the rampant rental increases! Some areas are seeing as much as 110% increases for just one bedroom units! It's insane!
That's insane.
Corporations are buying more real estate causing the real estate to go up over 110% is right or more.
What do you think will happen to Mexico when a bunch of rich Americans move there?!
There one million retired us and Canadians mostly in aji Jalisco. Since the pandemic unofficially around five hundred thousand young Americans mostly in Mexico City. Then in smaller numbers Europeans. So don’t talk what you don’t know.
I wish they would too! I can't afford regular housing so I'm fixing up a shed to house and living in it unfinished. My husband lost his farm manager job when owner sold the farm and our house was included so we were jobless and homeless! So now here I am in my 60s back in the workforce trying to pay it off
I’d be a little worried about flooding there. Curbs are low and remember there are no sewage drains or run offs. People need to be aware of that and do your research.
Excellent observation.
Nice catch, but for the price they don´t offer much I guess. I bought a house for 100,000 in Queretaro in a very decent area, beautiful location, nice houses, gated community with shopping center, basketball court and dog playground. All for 100,000 us dollar.
I was wondering what the catch is.
@@generald.c.2033 The mean Mexicans are cannibals . . they assault you and cook you for dinner ha ha that´s the catch LoL
I was informed flooding occurs more in the city where older homes are located. I believe the newer homes have drains in their areas.
I purchased an 840 square-foot condo in Tampa for 100k versus a 200k condo. IIf the goal is just to keep a roof over your head versus living in your car, you'd be amazed at how small of a space you really need. It also keeps you from buying a bunch of extra crap you don't need to fill the space.
We need more small housing like this.
I have a single female friend who thought she was too good to live in my non fancy place. She turned down my suggestion in 2020, when I bought my place, to consider buying the place above me for 65k. Perfect starter at 550 sq ft.
That place she rejected goes for 175k now versus the 65k she could have bought it for 3 years ago 😂.
My place sells at about 200k. And she's stuck paying 1800 month rent for a 1 br apartment the same size as my 840 square ft condo 😂😂😂😂😂.
Never turn down a place because it's small. Be blessed and thankful. Today I am completely debt free.
That is awesome. Congrats!
Congratulations, your smart, to bad more people don't think like you would be less debt and less bankruptcy courts . Your doing great 👍👍👍
@@MoveAbroadandThrive It's been a tough journey but I got here 😀😀
Well done. I've always said I'd rather have a second home than a bigger home (mine is 750sqf).
I know some people just like your friend, not smart.
“Good water pressure”. Turns on faucet and water trickles out.
It was good enough for whatever you need to do in a sink. Remember, the higher the pressure, the shorter the lifespan of your appliances and of course, the higher the water bill.
Hush 😂 @@AlejandroLara-nz5bv
@@AlejandroLara-nz5bv
I wouldn't be so much concerned about the pressure than the purity of the water.
Very nice unit and great find Cartess! If it fits, that dining room set would be nice in the place said to be a “study “. That would create a larger living room space.
great design idea - I can see that! :)
Great idea!
I see a few overstuffed barstools and/or a large double purpose dining-coffee table. Move it up when you want to eat? Down when you finish your tacos al carbon.
Thanks@@MoveAbroadandThrive ; and even if all four chairs don't fit, since it's likely only two people, they could slide that table in the corner of that "study" space and use just two chairs and the other two could be part of their living room set. I look forward to a return visit by you once Mr. Raul and his wife get settled in together.
Thanks for sharing these homes! I've been kind of depressed at all of the expat RUclipsrs that show rent prices in Mexico in luxury gated places that some of us can't afford, even in Mexico! Thank you for keeping it real!❤
Glad i could help. Thanks for watching!
It sure is nice not saying upscale 2 k a month us rent
In my view, an increasing number of Americans will consider relocating to regions like Latin America and Southeast Asia due to their affordability. As American corporations and investors increasingly dominate the housing market, it may become challenging for the middle class to afford homes at average national prices. Inflation is killing middle America especially with rising interest rates.
Yup this is why it’s a great idea to start planning those international moves now.
$350 a month may not sound like much but anybody thinking of moving there needs to think a little bigger if its for retirenment. He literally just said it was closer to $300 a month and in less than a year bumped up to $350, in just a few MONTHS!. That means if you retire with say 1k monthly income coming in, in a few years time you may find yourself paying $500 a month and find yourself needing extra income. Which you won't have an option for in a foreign country. Things to think about. For people to actively work remotely its pure gold but I suspect those are few. Mexican econ will just improve so count on your dollar stretching less real quick.
Great point! Ideally, the best way to keep those payments from bouncing all over the place is to buy... I hope to be buying in another year or two myself. These fluctuations make my nerves bad lol
@@MoveAbroadandThrive I'm planning to go an extra step, by buying the actual land and building myself. Its much cheaper to build than to buy whats already built. If you buy land thats not even zoned yet you can get it pretty cheap. I'm looking at 25-40k for land to easily build 2 houses on. I figure about 60k to build a decent 3bd house that is custom built. Whats crazy is i see built houses sold to americans for american like prices. If you are buying a house for 400k+ in Mexico you might as well just move to Utah, Texas,wyoming etc. Food expenses are not that different anymore between Mex and USA. USA meal average $17? Mex I feel I spent average $12?
@@roamin24I thought you had to have Mexican citizenship to buy the actual land.
@cuetlaxochitl I don't know those kinds of details but I hear people do it. Also make sure you learn the language and be ready to adopt the way of life. Mexicans are starting to get angry about Americans raising prices, putting everything in english and complaining about mexican customs.
If your retiring on social security and 401k savings you”ll be more than ok saying $350 per month… and if not you have all the time in the world to learn a skill online and get a remote job
I'm an international brat as well! We moved every 2 -4 years. I got so accustomed to that, and now I feel the need to move after 25 years in Virginia...go back to my traveling roots.
I know the feeling all so well
This was one of the things I enjoyed when I was in the Army. I spent half my time in the states & the other half outside the states.
WOW. God is good. Nice of the landlord to add the extras
Yes indeed!
They NEED to BUILD some of these for SINGLE PEOPLE too.
Who said single people can't live there?
This is perfect for a single person lol
I would love to see apartments with More bedrooms for people who have more than 1 kid. A 2 bedroom is basically for a single person.
Wow!! I thought this spot would be way out in the boonies. It’s just a 15 minute drive to Paseo De Montejo. This is a deal!
absolutely
That is a good deal indeed. I am in Sydney Australia and I am paying $1440 per month on a studio apartment. I am counting the days until I can move to Mex.
wow 😯
You'll love the sweet, very polite people.
Mexico is so "laid back." Slow down the pace of life. No more rushing to and fro like it is in the USA cities. Sit and wait for service most times. Take your time & smell the roses!
Thank you for being mindful about the panning, we get such good views of what you're showing us! 🤗
Im from Aus to. I went to Mexico last year for a couple of months and I loved it. Id move there but need an income
@bullantoffroad I am from Oz as well, Queensland. Planing to use my super to live, until such time that I can claim pension. Don't want to work till pension age, and by then not being able to dance, climb stairs, do the horizontal with the ladies etc. Couple of yrs more and I will pack up. I already got my PR card, so all its good.
If it was safe I'd have moved to one of them next week, and I really can't afford to live in the US. It'll not get any better, and is getting worse ($2G for a 1/1). What happens if you get sick there? You can't just get into your car, and go out. I love peace of mind, and can't live in perpetual fear. There is no safe place anywhere in the world, but the US isn't 100% dangerous. Love this idea, and it's affordable.
I'd be afraid something would go wrong globally (war, pandemic, or whatever) & I'd be stuck in Mexico. I suppose if it were a couple, you'd feel safer, but I wouldn't do it as a single person.
If there is insecurity in Mexico it is due to the firearms that the US sells to cartels and if there is violence it is because those cartels fight to see who supplies more drugs to, ironically, drug addicts in the US, so in short, the US is its own executioner in every way!!!! but no one blames their own country for their own ills that end up affecting everyone!!!!
I wish I were there. And I wish there were somebody like you in Panama. Good job. Keep doing it, you're helping a lot of people. God bless you.
So nice of you
Doesn't he have the sweetest voice!😢
There is her name is Jewel Wrenn
Hey Cartess I believe this house is a great find especially with it being a new structure. You can't beat it for the price !!! Thanks for all you do with finding these gems.
Thanks 👍
@@MoveAbroadandThriveare there other available properties? Are you an agent or do you assist those who have with those who want? I would love to see that same sized unit but a 1 bedroom, or even studio, if you know of any.
The exterior neighborhood reminds me of the newer Resident Evil movie that came out. The homes looked similar and the interiors were nice and modern. 😭 But really glad to see that there is better things happening for others.
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Haven't seen that one, yet. It reminded me of Edward Dalton's (Played by Ethan Hawke.) neighborhood in "Daybreakers".
I have to say I have binged your videos I look forward to going to visit Merida and then who knows? Look forward to contacting you .but I just wanted to say how much I appreciate these videos you are very approachable and down to earth some of these videos show some pretty pricey rentals . unfortunately not in my budget anyway again great job.
This reminds me of a movie I watched where all the homes looked the same real close together and when they tried to go out they were going in circles there was no way out so they started digging and still there was no way out
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@@theoracle6881 I couldn't live there looks like a cult village
Great video Cartess!! If I'm not mistaken, directly in front of the house that had the little small orange car and the man standing outside it looks like that's a drain in front of his house! Marker 10:51
I can only imagine once all of those units are rented, it's going to feel overcrowded... I wouldn't want to live there, but it's fine for those who find it suitable...
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I was thinking the same thing!
I wish I could sell my husband on moving to Mexico in a few years, his cousin in her early 30's lives in Cancun but works in the US loves it, I slid in a brief casual conversation, he mentioned the Cartels, he absolutely thinks we would be in danger, but last night we heard gunshots a block away while we were in bed.🤔
That’s amazing. Hell my trash is 30 a month and my water bill is 110 a month. That’s amazing.
This is great if it's truly a safe place to live. I'm not sure I'd want to live in Mexico, but I get this with the price of everything here in the US. I'm living as cheaply as I possibly can here in my hometown and pay just a little more than this for lot rent. I couldn't afford anything else at all. Apartments and houses are absolutely ridiculous!! smh
So for around $1,000 usd per month (after your rent deposit fees) you can live a humble yet comfortable life in these homes, covering your rent, utilities, water, laundry service and groceries for one or two people. Then you pay additional for furnishings, your health insurance, and any other things that you want. You also have to have extra money in case the American dollar gets weaker and the peso gets stronger. Write your budget down.
u can find some already furnished
Way less than $1000
You still,gotta meet visa requirements and prove x amount of income
Here I come!!
I read that nonatives cannot buy a home if it's less than 50 miles from a beach. Merida is 22 miles from the ocean.
It's a nice area... the only thing is that you probably need a car if you live there... it may get expensive to uber everywhere being a bit off the beaten path...
That’s how it is in America yet it’s way more expensive here
I saw in someone else's video Uber is way cheaper there too!
Would be nice to know how close it is to the town center. I know it’s not finished yet and it’ll look better when the yards are filled out but it looks so desolate with no trees or anything. Is this a desert community? I’d like to know more about this. Regarding the kitchen I think the kitchen sink needs to be bigger and have more cabinets. Would be good if you showed the town center because it looks very depressing and isolated. However, it’s a very good price for something brand new.
Trees attract pests and bees and squirrels and insects. This looks like a much easier upkeep and way less pests and rodents around. Much easier for those of us who don’t want to slave over our lawns and just want to relax and enjoy life.
It's wonderful to see your videos , you are doing alot to help people. You are a blessing.
Thank you so much!
Do you have the website or location for us to get more information about these places?
Cartess this is really a great deal and new development in a nice area. I like the freshly coated white paint throughout the neighborhood. Gives a sense of cleanliness.
Glad you like it!
These look like infonavit houses, they're not kept up/maintained and look bad in a few years. Very cramped, no privacy. Crime, usually. Of course some are kept nice, but the neighborhoods generally aren't.
Great content, as always, Cartess…watching and supporting🙋🏾♀️
Thanks so much
In the Philippines it may cost $18,000-$20,000 US to build.
wow 🤩
But you don't own the land, foreigners are not allowed to own land, you must marry a Filipina and she owns the land and you can build your house on it, that's a no for me.
@@theoracle6881 most countries
But you have to prove you have an income monthly of over $2,700 a month, you also have to prove for the prior 6 months that you had a certain amount in your checking account, and you have to continue to be able to prove that you are making that kind of money, there are stipulations to anywhere you would like to relocate, and they are getting stricter by the day, and you also have to prove that you make more money, the only way you would be able to do this, is if you could work from home and work anywhere you choose, I wouldn't even be able to prove this if I was retired and getting social security because it wouldn't be enough. It's no longer cheaper to move out of the United States. Everybody is poor now even in the United States, even your social security check would not allow you to live here
If you don’t qualify financially you can still come for six months, fly out of country for a week and come back for 6 more months again. Book plain tickets in advance. The electricity and water bill is so low. Still cheaper than the states.
This will have grass and pool that is amazing
The office space can be a storage area if they add a door
great idea
There are rentals in this price range (and less), all over Merida. Affordable living is a reality in Mexico. Get FREE resources and information about moving abroad at our website: www.moveabroadandthrive.com
CARTESS, Can people BUY these properties??? You mentioned the LANDLORD...so this lady MUST OWN the unit. IF They are NEW, do you know ABOUT what they MIGHT run??? (2BR)
Think It twice.....Todo mundo va a ampliar y pintar su casa del estilo y color que se les antoje.Van a poner un expendio de cerveza en la esquina y una ferretería enseguida.This Is MEXICO.
@@SergioLopez-iz6tw No different than any other part of Merida from what I can tell.
@@MoveAbroadandThrive En los mismos barrios, al año de mudarse las casas se convierten en tienditas, ferreterías, etc casas moradas,rosa, verde, ampliaciones a segundo piso en obra negra por años etc.s
Qhat's the cost of one in $USD?
The magic of Mérida. I assume they’ll have a car out there, but it’s a sweet deal and there are so many things in that area.
they wont but they wanted to be farther out. They could get by without a vehicle
If you were to buy one does the community collect or charge an Hoa fee?
Very nice! I would definitely rent first in order to see how the neighborhood develops...what kind of people move there- loud, quiet, etc.
This particular development is not new (they're just adding to the existing homes already there).
You have the right idea.
I live in mexico.i love it but as a rule Mexico can be fairly loud
Wow, thank you for sharing this. It helps to know Mexico is very affordable.
Looks just like my house in Cholul
im living in Conkal now
Is funny people in Mexico say those homes are too small and yes they are but Mexicans tend to have 5 or more kids, maybe don’t have that many kids then you’d be able to live comfortably
As more people leave Mexico/ South America for the U.S, there will be more deals as the country will need people to support their economy, also, these deals are why people should consider retirement in foreign countries
Gentrification has hit hard us in Mexico. Now pushing out people that could afford these houses. Just wow
The truth is, which no one really wishes to discuss, it's not enough foreigners here to cause all of that. The fastest and biggest growing demographic of folks flooding into Merida are Mexicans from other States in Mexico. Many coming with more money and resources. I live in an upscale neighborhood and learned 'foreigners' make up less than 1% of the folks in this neighborhood. And I'm sure when you look at the number of foreigners in the neighborhood profiled in this video, it'll be WAY under 1/2% ... So it ain't due to foreigners from other countries or US Citizens. But the folks in the US say the same thing. They'll blame 'immigrants' for taking all of the jobs ... It's a false narrative.
@@terridi1880Good for you 🎉🎉
However the long - very long - summers are brutally hot and humid. Like a steam bath.
350 a month is cheap compared to places in the US
That’s amazing and I definitely appreciate your sharing about options, etc. I’m catching up on the replays right now.
Once they grass, plant trees and flowers that would definitely be a nice place to live for 350
I don't think I'd be happy in such a stark neighborhood with so many neighbors packed up against one another. Cheap isn't always good for older Americans living on a fixed income in a foreign land, IMHO.
I agree, not just older folks lol. What does IMHO mean?
It’s cute!! I’m too scared to live in Mexico after a bad experience last time I went 😩
I'll go with you, Lol.
But I’m sure you’ve also had bad experiences in America yet you stay here
@@lexa_power actually no I absolutely love America 😊 everytime I went to Mexico creepy men stared at me and followed me around and also they drive terrible there. Bad vibes
@@msalohakitty😂😂😂😂😂
You must have been in a bad part of Mexico (just asking)?@@msalohakitty
Very nice! Keep them coming.
More to come!
EWH, this is Perfect! It has to wait for me to get there! You said it sir! Im one with a very low income. Thank you for videotaping and talking it up! (Where will heavy rains go with flat land and no street drains? )
LOL I was excited too until I found how much you need to live in Mexico. To get a visa you have to have so much a month income and so much in their Mexican bank. It's more than I get with SS! I make the amount for savings, but not monthly. So, Sure! I can afford $350!
Very nice size apartment. More than enough for me.
Siii
Hate to tell you but you can do better than that. The living area is tiny once you have the dining set there. And this is track housing. You can find a three bedroom, 2 baths, and huge living area, kitchen and yard for maybe 400 dollars or less in a nice neighborhood with space between houses. This is not a bad deal however, it is just far from the best, Thank you
There's always other options for sure... For most, they wanna get settled in quickly and use the next 6-12 months to determine where to stay longterm.
@@CartessRoss got ya
When the US companies leave China for Mexico, I'm certain a lot of US Citizens are going to be moving down here. It seems the cost of living is much cheaper down there, because everything in the US is expensive AF.
It's Florida hot and even more humid in Merida. Not for me.
man this looks like that movie the couple went to look at and get stuck in the glitch smfh crazy
Great video! Thank you for sharing this information. The housing market is completely out of control here in the US, rent is too high, and buying a home for many is no longer an option due to the high purchase price. I'd love to get a little place like this versus paying thousands in rent at my apartment.
Nice! Just big enough for one person. I would ditch the kitchen table for couch room. Just use T.V. trays or something. What is this area near? No W/D? Square footage?🎉
They need to budget for exchange rate to make their rent go higher.
Absolutely.
I see more than enough space for two people. There are two bedrooms.
Do like we did in the 60 when they started the same thing called red lining we all moved back home with mom and after about 6 months they ask for lower rent we just went to the store and bought what we needed not what we want and food prices came down in the recession before and after
Rent in Alaska on a horrible four plex older than the hills and folks smoke on either side for $1750 three bedroom plus electric. Looking forward to Yucatan soft landing! The floors slope up and down in this building. Not retired yet though. Options will open up! Peace is what is affordable it sounds like as We learn Spanish.
This looks like Brazil in the late 70's early 80's construction boom.
Los Heroes is almost in Merida, and you can see the streets and houses on Google Maps if you look.
Straight line distance from Low Heroes to Centro de Merida is like five and half miles.
If there is flooding do they have any houses on stilts or multi-story apartments.
The thing I would be looking for is are there areas where a lot of Americans live where they speak English and there is more security?
Thank you for sharing! Where are these apartments? 😀
Los Heroes ... it's a bit out, but not too far.
They're houses, very small.
@@L.Spencer They have very large houses (and mansions) all over the city as well. There's a place for every budget
$6000 pesos? isnt that around $200.00-$300.00 USD?
That's crazy. People spend more on weed here in California every month.
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Yes, about $350 at today's exchange rate
I'm guessing this is in Los Héroes, Yucatan, Mexico, outside of Mérida? You should learn basic Español and be able to count change, pesos before moving to MX, it is never easy moving or living in a foreign country, too many have these fairy tale visions but need to stay rooted in reality and plan before doing this, you also need to be real about construction noise and neighborhood noise after the community is settled, if your an outgoing person who doesn't sweat the small stuff this maybe for you but don't expect it to be like the states and you'll be alright.
Agree 100% ... Thanks for sharing.
I just can't believe this. Your a god send.
Keep showing light.
Gracias.
Very cute but small. But would be great until you save enough money to buy a home.
These would be great for single moms, seniors, disabled, and PEOPLE in need. Very cute.
Wow, this is very very nice. Will you be sharing this information in more details like the prices to buy the 2 bedroom and or 3 bedroom and the contact information?
I' posted the agent's info in the members area: www.moveabroadandthrive.com/news-feed/
@@MoveAbroadandThrive okay perfect will take a look thanks and how is the family doing?
Can you find out how much the 2 story homes are going for?
Water is $7.00 every 2 months?
That's crazy
In some cities outside of the perimeter, there is NO water bill at all :)
I believed that the spot you said was for a study, which should be for the dining room.
Good idea
Where in Merida are these places? Lovely!!! Are there shops - walkable???
💞 Cartess! This would suit me just fine $$ How much $ for deposits? To get moved in?Pets allowed???
He only need to pay first month rent, one deposit and about $200 contract fee I believe (i got too many numbers running in my head)
@@MoveAbroadandThrive thank you. I've seen really nice affordable homes, but they required 1st mo rent and 2 different deposits + one month for the notary. Guess it is different for every place /landlord?
Yes. Many will require double deposit if you don't have an 'aval' (which is essentially someone who will co-sign for you (they must own property free and clear). Without this 'aval', you'll typically pay 2 deposits for security (plus 1 month of rent) and they'll typically require a lawyer's fee for contract/legal paperwork (can usually equal 1/2 or 1-full month of rent. You can usually negotiate this if it seems too high. If they want to rent the place out, they'll work it out in many cases.
@@MoveAbroadandThrive thank you for clarifying.
Makes me wonder why so many are fleeing to the U.S. with housing like this.
Makes me wonder why 25,000+ U.S. citizens flee to Mexico every month (to live), and why over 1.5 million Americans call Mexico home
Very neat and decent looking 👍
And not bad for trash price very cheap
That unit in the US will cost you about
$1400 a month
A brand new place like that in San Diego California would be upwards of $2800 to $3500 depending on location. I could rent 8 of those homes compared to what I pay for rent here in San Diego.
Thanks for showing this beautiful home.
Our pleasure!
That home is very nice!! Very affordable!
It really is!
I totally understand that many of us are on some sort of budget, but imagine you can spend double or triple this amount. Your'e getting a lot for a little in any case. Far mre than what you're going to get in the u.s. that's for damn sure.
Absolutely
where is this located ?
The water pressure was not good at all.🤦🏽
This is beautiful. I’m glad they were able to live their dream. Is this community in the north?
Yes. Northeast. About 15-20 minutes to Altabrisa in Merida
I love it ! Where is this specifically. I am thinking of moving to Mexico because I cannot find a decent place in the U.S on disability.
People need to wake up a realize, the American dream is an American lie.
Cartess, you are the best, thank you for all the great videos!
I need something like this in Costa Rica.
For the price pretty dang nice. Brand new and 2 bedrooms. I'd move there my self
Wow! You can’t beat that!!
amen
I am a senior just like this . Let's talk !
Are all those units available? Do they come furnished? What if they didn't have a pool and you wanted to add one? I cannot believe this exists, I am genuinely shocked.
You can add whatever u like to them once you buy it. It's 100% yours. U can put a pool out back. They don't come furnished unless you get one where the owner furnished it as a rental. I'm gonna be posting some videos of houses that sell for $21,000 later this evening. Stay tuned.
In Minnesota right now... a Studio is almost 1k ... LOL .... this is Luxury for 350!
Wow I think this is a great deal nice place you have everything you need of course you have to add your own frig,stove etc.But for that price you can't beat it plus you said they are putting a small pool in the back .This is perfect for a single person two people or a small family .I would save so much money and with the extra money just travel around the rest of Mexico and the world.
Property name please???
No trees, plants, vegetation. This looks sad and desolate. 😢 Plus it's suspect to me that local Mexicans could barely afford this.
Average Mexican here earning about $10-$12 PER DAY... LIke any other part of the world, you have your poor, middle, and upper class. No different here. People live where they can afford too. Not everyone is poor. Not everyone is rich.
Section 8 elderly in the U.S. $308 for a 1 bedroom apartment.
I feel the same way Julie. I could definitely make it with that price
I wish you would show a map so we can see proximity to Centro or distance for beach route. Thanks for this. Keep up the good work. Well I just see you mentioned all I was talking about. Still would like to see it on the map.
Great suggestion! I will do that in future videos. Thanks for your input.
You could create a garden to grow vegetables and fruit.
Nice home, but you absolutely will need AC in LR and bedrooms because the sun beating down on the roof all day will bake you. Been there, done that, don't recommend it! But that's a good price nowadays, congrats!
I'd rent that in a heart beat! ❤
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Very cute & cozy with the little patio
Where is this again Mexico. I am interested in moving to Mexico next year. Single female, retiring on 1, 000.00 a month