make that 329 courses left! Great video tour of your dope pad! I picked up the special offer on the language program and and excited to kick the learning off. Wish me luck brother!
I'm still a little puzzled, Jordan. Your place sounds exceptional. Why do you want to move? I know you're in a new relationship. Is it mostly to adjust your financial situation?? Take good care, my friend. I always love your presentations. (I just wish I wasn't so old - 71 now - otherwise I'd move to Mexico.)
@@JustForFun-mt9og Jordan's new girlfriend would prefer to start fresh in a new location not associated with Jordan's previous girlfriend of the last 5 years. He explained this in a previous video. Jordan is obviously very serious about his new relationship.
Born and raised in California. My heritage is Mexican. I have visited Mexico 4 times and I enjoy the hospitality, great prices, and very delicious food. I would visit the state of Jalisco. There is so much beauty there. However I no longer have close family to visit in Mexico but I’ll never forget how alegre and beautiful Mexico is.
Just wanted to say you inspired my wife and I to start a UA-cam channel with our travel videos!! Thanks so much for all the great videos and inspiration ❤
$1,700 USD for a studio apartment in Las Vegas? DANG! I rent a studio apartment in a safe neighborhood in Mexico, about five blocks to a beautiful beach on the Pacific Ocean. Rent averages approx. $350 USD per month, including all services.
Can't wait to see how you top this place. Simply gorgeous. Thanks for the tour. We're living in a beautiful 2 bed 2 bath apt in Zihuatanejo for only 450.00 US. This is a brand new gated building ( We were the 1st residents) rooftop pool, fabulous neighborhood. Living our best life. But not only because of the financial benefits but because I've fallen in love with Mexico. The people, the culture, the lifestyle. It's a beautiful life and I'm grateful for every day.
Maybe he is not going to "top" it. It is too much for just him or even for just 2 people. He should down size, and maybe he will. I don't have a big place now, and when I retire and move, I will get an even smaller place. Why should I try to find a huge mansion I can't afford?
@@BOULDERGEEK a gal friend of mine andI vacationed In Acapulco, 2 gals alone it was scary, we were followed twice after that we only went out with group's
10:13 Even in the fanciest house in Mexico, it’s not as common as in the US to have a dryer for your clothes. I think we get used to hang our clothes to dry for so long that we, as Mexicans, see a dryer a waste of money. Beside, hanging them to dry is very eco-friendly thou.
Había escuchado "vender mi tiempo" pero ahora que lo pones en el contexto de una hipoteca por 30-40 años entiendo mejor el concepto. Esa es toda la salida que el capitalismo nos ofrece, a los que no hemos tenido la precaución de haber nacido millonarios.
@@theraabimelech por qué tonteria? Los gringos vienen a mexico a darse una vida que nosotros no podemos. Es justo que se empiece a regular el mercado de compra-venta de propiedades en el país y que un ciudadano mexicano, nacido y criado en mexico tenga las mismas oportunidades de adquirir una propiedad que un extranjero
@@sunken7076 La mentalidad mexicana. Un ciudadano mexicano debe tener acceso al precio correcto, punto. Lo demás es valor agregado, si ellos pueden comprar más fácil porque traen dólares, qué bueno, mientras ellos gasten un dinero que no se genera en México y México sólo lo recibe crea una súper economía, pero su envidia y su manera pndeja de pensar sólo limita la buena economía. Eres tan tonta, por tus complejos, que no alcanzas a ver la ventaja tan fabulosa de que ellos vengan a gastarse sus dólares acá!
Honestly don't know why you have to move from this house. But it's just a house. All those memories really reside in your mind and your heart... no matter where you move, those memories will still be there. Peace.
Two million Americans can't be wrong! And that's not including the recent arrival of black Americans immigrating to the Yucatan peninsula. There's insecurity everywhere!
So beautiful! I really miss Mexico! My husband and I used to spend a month or so every winter in Rincon de Guayabitos in Jalisco. As our base stay. He passed away about 3 1/2. Years ago so because of that and the Covid craziness I haven’t been back for almost five years. Never been to Queretaro but sounds really great! Love your channel. Fran McKay from WA state.
I like your house! I love nature! I am originally from the state of Querétaro, Mexico. I moved to California 33 years ago. I lived in the city of Querétaro between 1984 and 1989 before moving to the U.S. I was born and raised in the countryside, in the mountains, in the municipio of San Joaquín. I might go back to Mexico when I retire, I'm just starting in real estate.
You were told that you'd get a tour of this house when we moved out. Well, that time has come and I'm showing you where I've been living since getting to Queretaro!
I agree with May on the history of it but is gorgeous home. Just Too much house for one or even two people. Imo. I'm sure there's plenty of beautiful places a bit more cozy for two and you and May and have probably moved in already. Cant wait until you get a car and do more travel to show us.
Donna-yeah, I thought that too, about a cozier place, but I sense that their focus is on starting a family and want lots of room for them to grow and run around in...
While living in SMA, my wife and I frequently went to Plaza Nautical for lunch. Was cool that we could each choose from a different restaurant menu but still eat together.
Wow! Que casa tan hermosa y grandísima! As a Mexican American born in California raised in both countries it's the best thing having family and homes in Mexico. I love my people, culture, heritage and family history Soy toda Mexicana!
@@MrBadassc8 stop being ignorant, and you will find out the people who serve you might actually have fundamentally different values than you regardless of your racist political presumptions. Every Mexican I’ve worked with *FROM* Mexico has not just loved adored Donald j trump and guess what… that’s ok
Didn’t move to Mexico after several extended stay and health issues I moved out if California instead to S Oregon more affordable all around and I get to keep my health insurance
As much as you traveled Mexico, it looks like you’ve done your homework settling on this place. Absolutely beautiful, your house and surrounding area. Thanks for sharing.
Beautiful home! We lived in León GTO for 6 years in a beautiful neighborhood also!Just recently moved back to Orange County CA!! What a shocker for us!! Te extrañamos México! Thank you for sharing!!!
It’s a beautiful home and a beautiful part of Mexico. It’s much nicer than my two bedroom home in Isla Mujeres Mexico, but then I only paid $600 a month. Enjoy watching your video
Hi Jordan, I have no idea how you can move. This home is a dream. The wildlife and views are spectacular. I don't know how you're going to top this home. Happy travels to all three if you. Big doggie kisses to Laska.
He is right about the rent here in Las Vegas where I live. Rent in the areas that are bad have increased greatly over the past three years. If you want to rent a nice two bedroom apartment in a better area you are looking at $2,000.00 plus, and they have doubled our electric and gas heating prices.
meh. You can always buy a place outside of Vegas in the middle of nowhere, and it will be quite a bit cheaper and you can still visit Vegas whenever you want. Although you would have to pay the Nevada Tax of having your next door neighbor be a Trump supporter. lol Here in Silicon Valley, a ONE bedroom apartment is well north of 2000. But then, you get to live in the Bay Area. Comes down to what it's worth to you personally. There are lots of cheap places in this world but then you have to live there. 🙂
Idk I have to call bull on the Las Vegas prices. I had a 1 bedroom in a nice area (the lakes) and rent was 1350. Now I rent a 2000 sq/ft house about a mile away for 2200.
@@berrisfueller8205 " Now I rent a 2000 sq/ft house about a mile away for 2200." Yeah Vegas is an interesting city that has a lot going on, hence desirable, hence expensive. 🙂
What a beautiful home! I always enjoy your live Q & As on your patio area, no traffic noises just the sounds of bird song. Very peaceful. I hope you and May can find something just as peaceful with nature surrounding you.
I totally agree that you need to move on and choose a new home for the two of you without any ghosts of the past. I love Maddie, but the two of you are no longer together, so it’s time to start fresh with May. You owe her that if you want things to go forward smoothly. Your rental is in a Great location and someone will be more than happy to snatch that up. Hoping the two of you find something even better.
I agree on moving on, I don't know why people criticize you for it, I guess you have to walk the walk to understand. I'm in a similar situation as yours and I do think places have stories attached to them, it's just the way things are. Besides as amazing as the house is Mexico is full of such places.
Thank you for the tour, I miss you guys as couple but that's life. Its a huge house but it is not a home without someone to share it with. I hope you find that soul mate that makes that makes life truly beautiful. Love and blesssings
Pagando en dólares es una ganga !!! Pero en pesos es prohibido para la mayoría de mexicanos ,.. pero de de que está hermoso ni dudarlo exelente calidad de vida un sueño felicitaciones!!!😀
@@arian74 Estos gringos siempre nos dicen lo barato que es. No es barato para el mexicano promedio. Y suben tanto los precios en los mejores barrios que tienes que mudarte a otro lado.
@Infinidad ¿De donde eres originalmente? ¿México o América Latina? Los ilegales pagan impuestos en los Estados Unidos. Se necesitan y hacen muchos trabajos que los gringos no quieren hacer. Sin embargo, su estatus ilegal los priva de cualquier desempleo si pierden sus trabajos. Por lo tanto, les da a los empleadores la oportunidad de aprovecharlos. Los ilegales no recibieron dinero durante el covid. Tuvieron que trabajar en los campos para proporcionarte comida cuando todos los demás en los EE. UU. se quedaron en casa.
If you're interested in it, you can text or call Jorge Hevia via Whatsapp at +52 998 100 2124 (Spanish preferred) By the way, I don't know what the rent price is going to be for future tenants. Also, I rented the home unfurnished. All of the furniture that you see in the home is mine but I might be willing to sell some or all of it.
@@TanyainTx gentrificación le llaman estos vídeos solo apoyan a qué siga creciendo, ojalá que fuera igual de fácil para nosotros los mexicanos que vamos a u.s.a moverse o tan siquiera ir de vacaciones. No lo es y es una injusticia
@@exposingextremists7786 gentrification is the natural order of Barrios. Either your Barrio is getting better or getting worse. Everyone benefits from gentrification. There are areas that went from scary as he!! In east Los Angeles Boyle heights area when I was a kid. Hard working people who wanted to buy a house moved there. They kept their houses clean, yards manicured. They got involved in the area. They called cops for crimes and told them information. Bad people got put in jail. Crime went down. More decent people moved in. Property values went up and people who had lived there for 50 years could actually sell their houses and downsize. The only people who "suffered " were the homeless, the junkies and the people who worked under the table for really good money, got section 8 and food stamps, even though they made more than I could as a union electrician. The people who had to rent their houses out to section 8, because nobody would buy the house, finally got either good rent or sold house for decent money. The money Americans bring to Mexico, is substantial. It enriches the areas they live. I lived in the same area in Mexico that my grandparents were from. I taught the kids English, put up a basketball hoop for kids in mi pubelo. I volunteered for numerous neighborhood things (volunteering isn't a big thing in most Latino countries) myself and two other expats and a bunch of current and ex policia started a gun club, so there was a safe place for people to shoot without endangering others.
Mexico gets such a bad rap. All I think about is cartels and drug traffic in Mexico thanks to the media. Your home is stunning. You look safe and happy in a beautiful surrounding. And I like your t-shirt 🙂.
First the USA invaded México and in that invasion stole half of our territory, then they kept intervening in our policy, at least 3 Mexican president were CIA agents, so they could loot our country and have very cheap labor force. And now this people comes to gentrify Mexico 🤦🏻♀️🤦🏻♀️🤦🏻♀️ Once a saw at TV this USA evil beast beating a Mexican who wanted to work there and he was hitting him at his head so the brain of this poor guy was coming out of his face cavities. I can't wait for México to have a nationalistic government so USA people can't be here so easily including pedophiles 🤢🤢🤢
@@Nimue333 I can’t wait for Mexico to stabilize and rebuild so that people won’t feel the need to rush across the American border. That was not how it used to be.
Sadly, Hollywood gave us a bad image all over the world. People just think about drugs, cartels, donkeys, and cactus. We are in the process of turning into a first world country, and by 2050, we might be the 5th largest economy of the world, surpassing countries like Russia, France, and other European countries.
Wow, I live in So Cal and I can't understand why anyone would want to move here compared to a place like Juriquilla. To have a place like that here would cost at least $5,000 per month if you can find one. Normally though you can have a place on the lake or the golf course but not both. Where are you moving to?
I am mexican, and I have family that lives around those areas. The reason why Queretaro has always been considered "somewhat safe", is because in the 90s, alot of the Cartels family members lived there. Back then (not sure now), there was a golden rule that no one was allowed to touch others family members. This is why Queretaro started having less crime and violence over that period. From what I know, all those familes have moved out since the late 2000s, and now live somewhere else in Mexico. Since then, the crime and violence has started getting worse again in Queretaro every year. I am glad that nothing really bad has happened to you (from what I know) while you have been there!
Not true bro , my entire family moves there and it is a really safe place to live , I’m in USA but I’m going every year to pass time with them and I feel perfectly safe there .
Wow you live in an a really beautiful place!!!😍😍😍 Mexico 🇲🇽 is an amazing and blessed country…his people, culture, food, nature and the price is great to live in beautiful houses or apartment…congratulations Juriquilla Queretaro is amazing place and the view wow!!!👍🏻👍🏻
Everything about your house and location is beautiful! Amazing what you can get for the prices we pay in NA. Crazzzyy! Thanks for another video Jordan! 👏👏👏
It's always nice to hear from a happy renter or homeowner. It seems to really work for you. I gave Mexico a chance when I bought an oceanfront condo in Rosarito Beach, Baja California, MX in 2005 for $80k. (That is about a 50 minute drive from the San Diego International Airport.) After 5 years, I sold for $95k and have never gone back, even for a visit. To put it simply -- Hated It.
@@glieseseventen4921 It was for both of those reasons. As an owner, not a renter, this was a secondary residence for me. My primary residence, and my spouse, were in the NYC area. Strictly speaking, MX does not allow property ownership by foreigners along its borders and coastlines. But something very much like foreign ownership is achieved via a special legal provision, a document called a fideicomiso. By its terms, a MX bank is the technical owner of the property, but delegates full use of the property to the foreigner who buys the property according to the terms of the fideicomiso. My condo association was not well managed. There were several ignorant, corrupt gringo board members who seemed to think that down in MX they could just do whatever they wanted. MX law had little or no force. Whenever I went out, I inevitably headed straight for the USA and San Diego. As a guy in my 60s who only visited my place there, I never found anyplace in the Baja where I liked to go other than my condo and its beach access, and I formed no significant relationships with anyone else in the condo or in MX other than my local contractors. (I gut-renovated my condo unit.) Crossing the border from the USA into MX was easy, but crossing back from MX into the USA was usually an hour-long hassle. MX law was at times maddening, even when all I wished to do was observe it and be a good resident there.
@@djkenny1202 I had lived half my life on the California coast before moving to NYC. The oceanfront condo in Rosarito Beach was meant to be a pied de terre on the West coast, and I wondered if I might eventually live there FT. That was all I really wanted when I bought in and renovated, but it proved to be unsatisfying long-term. Most of the other unit owners were PT too, which made relationships more difficult.
@@fredphilippi8388 I’m looking to move over half the year to Baja in my 60’s. It’s too dreary in the PNW. But that’s over 12 years from now. I want an authentic neighborhood. No new builds. Near all local to Dos.
Omg the fact that I used to live an hour away from Querétaro in a small town called San Pedro tenango… and I loved going to Apaseo which is I would say about 30 mins from Querétaro. Btw Apaseo is known for its artisans making furniture out wood.
Wow, that place is gorgeous. I assume this is the place you and Maddie moved into just before you split up. You have to make the decisions that are right for you but I struggle to see how a home you and Maddie lived in for such a short time would be a detrimental to your new relationship. I hope the new renters treat the raccoon family well.
@@GTSCoupe Wow really!? Do the Mexicans out their tell the Pringles to go back to there country? I’m asking because here in the state’s many of them discriminate the Mexicans.
@@LP-bt4jk No, the xpats bring all the money. The xpats open businesses, schools, and buy homes. The expats don't drain the welfare systems, or sell drugs, or kill snd rape people. You should look it up.
Love your place _ EVERYTHING! Kitchen is great size too! Hubby is 6 ft 7 so he would love the high counter! LOVE THE NATURE AND BEAUTIFUL SOUNDS AND PEACE!
Beautiful. The home prices in my state are one of the highest nation wide when it comes to percentage of what they were to what they are now. It has really devastated families because wages aren't going up. Affordable housing that is being built are apartments and it really isn't cheaper than a mortgage payment. People are moving because it's unaffordable. If I could, I'd move to somewhere more remote to get away from cities.
It tells me how over price it is here in the U.S. Even being pay off the real estate taxes will put you back. The families moving back together will be the trend. I like millions other are looking at all option . We are being force too. Thanks Jordan , a handsome couple, Viva La Mexico
@@acardioxc You are absolutely correct; I was going to say the same thing. That apartment/house is completely unaffordable to the average professional in Mexico.
@@acardioxc Most teachers earn twice that , but its still not nearly enough to pay that rent. My friend works for the government in GTO and earns nearly 40,000 which is still not enough
I visited Querétaro a long time ago when I was still leaving in Mexico and before I moved to the US. It’s a beautiful city. Any recommendations on Airbnb rentals? i would love to spend a few weeks there now that I retired.
(Juriquilla, El Campanario, La Cañada) are the new residential areas in Queretaro but they are kinda far from downtown. You can find very nice condos in historical buildings downtown. Central Park Queretaro has a lot of new buildings as well and is closer to downtown.
As a tourist guide, I cn help you discovering the city, rentals are available everywhere...first, look at the place and make a decision! @guiadeturistas_leticia_juares
This is one serious video where you show the true contrast of affordable real estate in Mexico. No wonder you were always high on Juraquilla and Queretaro in other videos! Mexican craftsmanship and landscaping is beautiful. That golf course and lake put it over the top.
This videos just let the gentrification grow in Mexico. There's a big house crisis in Mexico but gringos can't see it cause they live in their f#cking bubble.
Beautiful 🤩 home !! Parota. I think is one of the few ones that termites can’t get into. So very good 👍. And I think 🤔 you should add large indoor plants to fill in the voids. You have so much space I’d put one large plant in some corners.
Just to give you and idea of where the wealthy mexicans from Mèxico City live , look for Las Lomas de Chapultepec and El Pedregal , there are super big and beautiful houses surrounded by beautiful gardens .
Amazing video, A friend of mine referred me to a financial adviser sometime ago and we got talking about investment and money. I started investing with $120k and in the first 2 months , my portfolio was reading $274,800. Crazy right!, I decided to reinvest my profit and gets more interesting. For over a year we have been working together making consistent profit just bought my second home 2 weeks ago and care for my family.
I’ve been forced to find additional sources of income as I got retrenched. I barely have time to continue trading and watch my investments since I had my second daughter. Do you think I should take a break for a while from the market and focus on other things or return whenever I have free time or is it a continuous process? Thanks.
@@zubairadamu2477 Quitting may not be the best approach if you ask me. This is where an AI comes into the picture. I barely have time to trade myself as my job swallows up most of my time. *MARGARET MOLLI ALVEY* , a licensed fiduciary whom has made me over 5 figures in profit in less than seven months, handles my investments. I could leave you a lead if you need help.
@@zubairadamu2477 Quitting may not be the best approach if you ask me. This is where an AI comes into the picture. I barely have time to trade myself as my job swallows up most of my time. *MARGARET MOLLI ALVEY* , a licensed fiduciary whom has made me over 5 figures in profit in less than seven months, handles my investments. I could leave you a lead if you need help.
If you only pay $1700 USD roughly for the house, it makes me wonder what an actual apartment or condo costs there. I mean I guess on one hand, you could rent a condo or apartment (if it's under $1000 per month) and have a "second home" in Mexico (if you lived in the US). But given the price that you said you pay per month, this is probably why a lot of people are actually moving to Mexico to retire... it's cheap relatively speaking (compared to the US and Canada). I'd still be a bit skeptical myself of the Mexican government though, although the US government is probably not much better.
I had a studio in Queretaro that was 7,000 pesos a month. About $350. Had a nice big bathroom with vanity mirror and a decent living space which was plenty good for one person. That was a year and a half ago.
Hi, I don’t know what you mean about the Mexican government when in fact, if you move you’ll experience something that other expats are voicing, not a the beginning, but over time you’ll feel more free because you are not over regulated. You want to build a house without the city and inspectors-Marshall’s sticking their nose? Done You want to have a hot dog stand out of your house whenever you want? Done You want to have a rooster and chickens in the back of your house without your neighbor complaint? Your choice That’s only the top of the iceberg of what freedom in Mexico really means.
Personally I'd get a place half the size for half the money but that's just me. It definitely nice. I'll have to swing by that city sometime later this year. I've been living in Puerto Vallarta and am looking to move.
Im Mexican and Its so nice to watch you are enjoying beautiful places in Mexico, we have a lot. My advise for foreigners wanting to move , look for different places to explore rather than Cancun, Riviera Maya , Cabos, etc.
Glad to see you're doing well and focused on your future. Yeah....I rented in Vallarta over the busy season and paid about $1200/ month, everything included, and even got housecleaning once every two weeks. Just got my temp residency....guess they can't get rid of me now :)
Vallarta is where I'd love to live! Ive been doing research on it for over 6 months now but heard more recently that the prices are going up & it's become more crowded. Is this true?
@@chanelsmith1985 Yes in general bustier and more expensive. I heard national tourism is way up and arrivals at PVR are all time highs. BUT! Now is the time to invest in Vallarta proper - check out Marina, Fluvial, Versailles and the northern half of the City which are less touristy and will have everything you need. GL !
Omg I love your home, how did you found it? I am looking to rent first before I commit to buy, moving to Queretaro,bought some land closed to Peña de Bernal, however, I think the city is better for my kids education
However, we should not forget that the average monthly income in Mexico is about $500. Measured against that, your rent is unaffordable for most people.
@@robertvictor3237 you dont know! I LIVE IN Mexico! And you can not find anyone to work for you for less than 20 dlls, and thts at the lowest jobs! From there any job thats more than sweeping sidewalks, pays more!, I live with this every day in Chihuahua City, so I know! I think you watched a video in youtube and you think you know better!, Carlos Slim doesnt contribute as much as to make a difference in a 130 million Country, The people that really make a difference is the million of doctors lawyers, engineers, etc I don blame you for thinking that every Mexican works in Mcdonalds, but we are getting better, if it wasnt for the violence! I am sure that there are some areas with a lot lower income than Chihuahua, but tbere are some tht are better too. Mexico is number 1 in the production of silver, and 7th in oil, 1 top 10 in lead zinc and copper, top 5 in car manufaturing, etc, and those secialaized jobs ere paid a lot more than minimum wage.
@@robertvictor3237 Victor We can go to insults if you want I stick to what I said, thinking that the avarage wage in Mexico is minimum wage, kind of tells me you know nothing! I stick to what I said and you are full of it! And know nothing about Mexico, even if you have a Mexican wife, I get it if your relatives make minimun wage, its logical, after reading your nonesense, Guadalajara is one of the richest cities in Mexico, who do you think build it, minimun wage people?, I doubt you ever been there.
My friend my girlfriend is from Chiapas and I have the same issues here in Miami A lot of work, no life and working only to pay the mortgage… In Mexico the life is completely different than here.. Planing to move to Mex very soon All the best and by the way, nice home and nice video 👏👏👏👏
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you where Lucky Living With a FiFi ! in a Short Words You Are Living You Mexican Dream Much Better Than you American Drean !!!
make that 329 courses left! Great video tour of your dope pad! I picked up the special offer on the language program and and excited to kick the learning off. Wish me luck brother!
I'm still a little puzzled, Jordan. Your place sounds exceptional. Why do you want to move? I know you're in a new relationship. Is it mostly to adjust your financial situation?? Take good care, my friend. I always love your presentations. (I just wish I wasn't so old - 71 now - otherwise I'd move to Mexico.)
Bruh your house lis lit af 🔥
@@JustForFun-mt9og Jordan's new girlfriend would prefer to start fresh in a new location not associated with Jordan's previous girlfriend of the last 5 years. He explained this in a previous video. Jordan is obviously very serious about his new relationship.
Born and raised in California. My heritage is Mexican. I have visited Mexico 4 times and I enjoy the hospitality, great prices, and very delicious food. I would visit the state of Jalisco. There is so much beauty there. However I no longer have close family to visit in Mexico but I’ll never forget how alegre and beautiful Mexico is.
Ven pues
Go don't let these white people live in your motherland. Go and try
@@MiloSatori are you Mexicah or Russian,
@@Toci333 Mexican, Native American predominantly.
Well stay i'm your place👍
My wife works around the corner. What I love is the new lady selling taquitos sudados in frontón of El Guayabo, they are really good!
I just wish I could see a family enjoying that beautiful space.
American's having to move to devloping countries to experience what their parents were able to experience on a $70k a year salary just 25 years ago.
F this silver spoon fool
In case you don't know mexico is not a 3rd world country
You can thank the removal of the gold standard and the federal reserve for that.
Bro 😂 Mexico is actually considered a first world country..do U kno ppl in Mexico tell each other the same things we do wen they travel over here?
@@Daniel-fi6kz lol woot?? When did we upgrade? Of course it is...
Just wanted to say you inspired my wife and I to start a UA-cam channel with our travel videos!! Thanks so much for all the great videos and inspiration ❤
My husband and I visited Queretaro in 2023. We loved it so much that now we want to move there.
$1,700 USD for a studio apartment in Las Vegas? DANG! I rent a studio apartment in a safe neighborhood in Mexico, about five blocks to a beautiful beach on the Pacific Ocean. Rent averages approx. $350 USD per month, including all services.
Technically that Las Vegas apartment is 1400 + a parking fee + other bills. But one has to look at the total cost of renting
Thanks awesome!
Where is that? Which city?
Wow!
Really?
Can't wait to see how you top this place. Simply gorgeous. Thanks for the tour.
We're living in a beautiful 2 bed 2 bath apt in Zihuatanejo for only 450.00 US. This is a brand new gated building ( We were the 1st residents) rooftop pool, fabulous neighborhood. Living our best life. But not only because of the financial benefits but because I've fallen in love with Mexico. The people, the culture, the lifestyle.
It's a beautiful life and I'm grateful for every day.
May I ask what the security situation is there? Do the Acapulco problems find you, or is it tranquilo? I have avoided that area recently...you know.
Maybe he is not going to "top" it. It is too much for just him or even for just 2 people. He should down size, and maybe he will. I don't have a big place now, and when I retire and move, I will get an even smaller place. Why should I try to find a huge mansion I can't afford?
I love Zihua!
@@freddylopez2021They don't speak English?
@@BOULDERGEEK a gal friend of mine andI vacationed In Acapulco, 2 gals alone it was scary, we were followed twice after that we only went out with group's
I live in Mexico 🇲🇽 and I love it. I live in a normal modest neighborhood. Not fancy but wonderful. I will never move back to the US.
What about health insurance??
Bye Felicia!
@@marieSnowtruthjusticeits cheap as hell , there are some hospitals where you pay what you feel is fair.
10:13 Even in the fanciest house in Mexico, it’s not as common as in the US to have a dryer for your clothes. I think we get used to hang our clothes to dry for so long that we, as Mexicans, see a dryer a waste of money. Beside, hanging them to dry is very eco-friendly thou.
Your clothes lasts longer too.
@@Angelica_672 And you have a a feeling (smell) of freshness in your clothes, very different when you use a dryer
What’s the cost of a dryer? With the amount of laundry we have with three kids, we’d never just get a washer, crazy.
I grew up doing that and I actually like it better. The clothes and blankets especially last longer and they smell better imo
@@emilysdad4539 Costco.com.mx currently has options from $600 to $1300 USD. I've seen cheaper options here at Home Depot
Increible que como mexicana no pueda imaginar comprar algo asi sin venderle mi vida al banco.
Había escuchado "vender mi tiempo" pero ahora que lo pones en el contexto de una hipoteca por 30-40 años entiendo mejor el concepto.
Esa es toda la salida que el capitalismo nos ofrece, a los que no hemos tenido la precaución de haber nacido millonarios.
Tenías que venir aquí a dejar tu tontería...simplemente aprecia lo que tenemos, puesto que son casas mexicanas.
@@theraabimelech por qué tonteria? Los gringos vienen a mexico a darse una vida que nosotros no podemos. Es justo que se empiece a regular el mercado de compra-venta de propiedades en el país y que un ciudadano mexicano, nacido y criado en mexico tenga las mismas oportunidades de adquirir una propiedad que un extranjero
@@sunken7076 La mentalidad mexicana. Un ciudadano mexicano debe tener acceso al precio correcto, punto. Lo demás es valor agregado, si ellos pueden comprar más fácil porque traen dólares, qué bueno, mientras ellos gasten un dinero que no se genera en México y México sólo lo recibe crea una súper economía, pero su envidia y su manera pndeja de pensar sólo limita la buena economía. Eres tan tonta, por tus complejos, que no alcanzas a ver la ventaja tan fabulosa de que ellos vengan a gastarse sus dólares acá!
yea if you like drug cartels and consenting age of 12 years old
I love Mexico 🇲🇽 😎. After fishing 🎣 in the cold 🥶 for months I love coming back home to my beach front home in Mexico 🇲🇽
Mexico does not welcome you Americans
I 💗 🇲🇽 I thought you might like Casey Willax FTD 🙏🏻🏄🏼♂️🏂🛹🤙🏻
where in mx do you live and how much was it?
Honestly don't know why you have to move from this house. But it's just a house. All those memories really reside in your mind and your heart... no matter where you move, those memories will still be there. Peace.
Tell that to the woman.
Clearly you've never dated a Latino Lady !!!! 🤣😂🤣
What happened to your girlfriend?
@@leefreedom8859 They split up. They made a video together announce it.
Thank you we were wondering we didn't know
Awesome place! But boooo on the reasons for moving out. Insecurity, is always a red flag my friend. Take care
Totally agree.
Two million Americans can't be wrong! And that's not including the recent arrival of black Americans immigrating to the Yucatan peninsula. There's insecurity everywhere!
There is massive insecurity in the US! Weekly mass shootings!
Envy talking, living in México 🇲🇽, is a dream come true 😍
Insecurity?? How about living in Chicago or Detroit😂😂
So beautiful! I really miss Mexico! My husband and I used to spend a month or so every winter in Rincon de Guayabitos in Jalisco. As our base stay. He passed away about 3 1/2. Years ago so because of that and the Covid craziness I haven’t been back for almost five years. Never been to Queretaro but sounds really great! Love your channel. Fran McKay from WA state.
Nayarit
Condolences about your husband. Please look after your health. Just trust INSTINCS they are from our Guardians.
sorry for the loss of your love.
My condolences ❤
guayabitos is in the state of Nayarit, you could come again
I like your house! I love nature! I am originally from the state of Querétaro, Mexico. I moved to California 33 years ago. I lived in the city of Querétaro between 1984 and 1989 before moving to the U.S. I was born and raised in the countryside, in the mountains, in the municipio of San Joaquín. I might go back to Mexico when I retire, I'm just starting in real estate.
I would definitely go back when you retired and get so much more for your money
Thats too bad you are stuck in California. We left 17 years ago.
Hopefully you make it by climate change affecting everywhere
@@rfink222 Its been over 100 degrees in California . I was in Colorado for half of the summer to avoid the heat
How did you get to move to the US?
You were told that you'd get a tour of this house when we moved out. Well, that time has come and I'm showing you where I've been living since getting to Queretaro!
your house tour is excellent. i enjoy the HUGE shower.
@@SamSitar Thanks, Sam. I love that shower! It actually used to be a steam room before the home was remodeled.
I agree with May on the history of it but is gorgeous home. Just Too much house for one or even two people. Imo. I'm sure there's plenty of beautiful places a bit more cozy for two and you and May and have probably moved in already. Cant wait until you get a car and do more travel to show us.
Donna-yeah, I thought that too, about a cozier place, but I sense that their focus is on starting a family and want lots of room for them to grow and run around in...
This house is amazing Jordan
I moved to California 40 years ago from Chicago . My first house Was purchased in Thousand Oaks for 100 thousand. Now it almost 900 k .
While living in SMA, my wife and I frequently went to Plaza Nautical for lunch. Was cool that we could each choose from a different restaurant menu but still eat together.
Fantastic!! I appreciate what you are sharing with Americans who have had enough!!
😂😂😂🎉
Wow! Que casa tan hermosa y grandísima! As a Mexican American born in California raised in both countries it's the best thing having family and homes in Mexico. I love my people, culture, heritage and family history Soy toda Mexicana!
But you're a Trump supporter?
@@MrBadassc8 who said you can’t be a Trump supporter and Mexican ??? You mentally challenged? Special Ed in a failing school system ?
@@Zulimozzart Lol
What state in Mexico do you live in?
@@MrBadassc8 stop being ignorant, and you will find out the people who serve you might actually have fundamentally different values than you regardless of your racist political presumptions. Every Mexican I’ve worked with *FROM* Mexico has not just loved adored Donald j trump and guess what… that’s ok
I pay $1330 for a converted garage, is Sonoma County California. Outrageous‼️‼️‼️‼️
I’m moving to Mexico in 2023❣️
Venga a La Paz BCS ciudad tranquila y bella
Is the owner gouging you or are the tax’s and upkeep so high the owner is just keeping his head above water.
@@kennethyoung2077 that’s cheap room rentals go for for 1,500- $2,000 in Sonoma County
Didn’t move to Mexico after several extended stay and health issues I moved out if California instead to S Oregon more affordable all around and I get to keep my health insurance
No that is insane. My wife and I pay $1700 a month including insurance for a 5 bedroom house in a great neighborhood in TX.
As much as you traveled Mexico, it looks like you’ve done your homework settling on this place. Absolutely beautiful, your house and surrounding area. Thanks for sharing.
Beautiful home! We lived in León GTO for 6 years in a beautiful neighborhood also!Just recently moved back to Orange County CA!! What a shocker for us!! Te extrañamos México! Thank you for sharing!!!
How strange. I’m from OC and have family in León! Which neighborhood if you don’t mind me asking?
Same here not from OC but northern California...and my parents and I lived in bellavista
Why did you decide to move back? I’m from Orange County, moved to Oregon 4 years ago & have been interested in this place now. 😊
It’s a beautiful home and a beautiful part of Mexico. It’s much nicer than my two bedroom home in Isla Mujeres Mexico, but then I only paid $600 a month. Enjoy watching your video
Oh my goodness your home is absolutely beautiful thank you for sharing with us I can’t get over how beautiful it is🌻
Its an OASIS:)
How much?
A movie 🎥🎞️🎞️🎬 isn't real , the Temperature in Mexico melts candle wax it's so fucking Hot , not like your pussy or His 🤣🤣🤣‼️
@@michaelsmith9308 no air conditioner ducts It so Hot it sucks like U do 🤣👌👌🤣‼️
@@davidstaudohar6733 It doesn't get hot in Querétaro. Ceiling fans are more than enough for those warmer days.
I love that you give so much information in every aspect of this homes area. Thank you.
Hi Jordan, I have no idea how you can move. This home is a dream. The wildlife and views are spectacular. I don't know how you're going to top this home. Happy travels to all three if you. Big doggie kisses to Laska.
Having a home with May is far more important than having the world's greatest home without her.
@@Mark-rw3kw what a simp
Happy wife, happy life, what a crock. That relationship will not last a long time because of her hypergamy.
He is right about the rent here in Las Vegas where I live. Rent in the areas that are bad have increased greatly over the past three years. If you want to rent a nice two bedroom apartment in a better area you are looking at $2,000.00 plus, and they have doubled our electric and gas heating prices.
meh. You can always buy a place outside of Vegas in the middle of nowhere, and it will be quite a bit cheaper and you can still visit Vegas whenever you want. Although you would have to pay the Nevada Tax of having your next door neighbor be a Trump supporter. lol
Here in Silicon Valley, a ONE bedroom apartment is well north of 2000. But then, you get to live in the Bay Area. Comes down to what it's worth to you personally. There are lots of cheap places in this world but then you have to live there. 🙂
@@neutrino78xgo Biden
Sarcasm
Idk I have to call bull on the Las Vegas prices. I had a 1 bedroom in a nice area (the lakes) and rent was 1350. Now I rent a 2000 sq/ft house about a mile away for 2200.
@@berrisfueller8205
" Now I rent a 2000 sq/ft house about a mile away for 2200."
Yeah Vegas is an interesting city that has a lot going on, hence desirable, hence expensive. 🙂
What a beautiful home! I always enjoy your live Q & As on your patio area, no traffic noises just the sounds of bird song. Very peaceful. I hope you and May can find something just as peaceful with nature surrounding you.
yes, the "no noise" factor REALLY appeals to me. I've had more than my fill of barking dogs, car horns, music until 4 a.m., megaphone advertising ....
I totally agree that you need to move on and choose a new home for the two of you without any ghosts of the past. I love Maddie, but the two of you are no longer together, so it’s time to start fresh with May. You owe her that if you want things to go forward smoothly. Your rental is in a Great location and someone will be more than happy to snatch that up. Hoping the two of you find something even better.
What the f... are you talking about.. he can live wherever he wants.
That "fresh start" is just a womans way of saying I don't want you to be better.
Lynne exactly what I was thinking.
Is this house still Available? I'm interested in renting it myself . Have you moved yet? Please advise.
glad to hear you are happy in my country
Wow! That home really is amazing!!! Hard to imagine your next home topping that - but agree, homes have memories... best to start anew!
What is the history?
That looks like an awesome vacation home to spend a week in.
Mexico is a beautiful country n culture
#HipstersRuinEverything
I agree on moving on, I don't know why people criticize you for it, I guess you have to walk the walk to understand. I'm in a similar situation as yours and I do think places have stories attached to them, it's just the way things are. Besides as amazing as the house is Mexico is full of such places.
Especially for women... they want to create new memories somewhere youe ex wasnt.
What’s the bad ju ju?
So how much is it??? 🤨
1,700.00 a month not cheap
WHAT AN AMAZING PLACE. Beautiful!!!
Thank you for the tour, I miss you guys as couple but that's life. Its a huge house but it is not a home without someone to share it with. I hope you find that soul mate that makes that makes life truly beautiful. Love and blesssings
I'm sure he'll find someone down there
So you’re saying that you need a partner to consider the place where you live a “home”? What fucked up logic is that?
Pagando en dólares es una ganga !!! Pero en pesos es prohibido para la mayoría de mexicanos ,.. pero de de que está hermoso ni dudarlo exelente calidad de vida un sueño felicitaciones!!!😀
Por eso están subiendo mucho los precios de la renta de casas
@@arian74 así es. Afortunados los gringos que vienen con sus dólares pero uno que vive con sus pesitos, ya nos chingamos 🙄
@@arian74 Estos gringos siempre nos dicen lo barato que es. No es barato para el mexicano promedio. Y suben tanto los precios en los mejores barrios que tienes que mudarte a otro lado.
@Infinidad ¿De donde eres originalmente? ¿México o América Latina? Los ilegales pagan impuestos en los Estados Unidos. Se necesitan y hacen muchos trabajos que los gringos no quieren hacer. Sin embargo, su estatus ilegal los priva de cualquier desempleo si pierden sus trabajos. Por lo tanto, les da a los empleadores la oportunidad de aprovecharlos. Los ilegales no recibieron dinero durante el covid. Tuvieron que trabajar en los campos para proporcionarte comida cuando todos los demás en los EE. UU. se quedaron en casa.
@Infinidad Tienes razón jeje. Lo leí muy rápido y aparentemente no lo leí bien.
Beautiful place!!! so cheap with those amenities!!
When will your home be available for rent? I'm moving down in August and would be interested if it's still available.
If you're interested in it, you can text or call Jorge Hevia via Whatsapp at +52 998 100 2124 (Spanish preferred)
By the way, I don't know what the rent price is going to be for future tenants. Also, I rented the home unfurnished. All of the furniture that you see in the home is mine but I might be willing to sell some or all of it.
That home and neighborhood is gorgeous! I can’t wait to retire in four to five years and come down there.
Yea don’t.
Don't do it you are not welcome
@@tonomuz3054 y porque no?
@@TanyainTx gentrificación le llaman estos vídeos solo apoyan a qué siga creciendo, ojalá que fuera igual de fácil para nosotros los mexicanos que vamos a u.s.a moverse o tan siquiera ir de vacaciones. No lo es y es una injusticia
@@tonomuz3054 lol but when y’all come to the states illegally it’s not a problem 😂 shut up no one owns the earth
Su casa es muy hermosa! Me gusta mucho su cucina y el jardin!
Absolutely gorgeous home & area 😍 I couldnt imagine waking up to such beautiful views everyday & such a peaceful vibe ♡
It's too bad that his girlfriend just doesn't move in with him there, but oh well, it's their life together !!
Gentrifying.. Why don't u guys go to Europe instead
@@exposingextremists7786 gentrification is the natural order of Barrios. Either your Barrio is getting better or getting worse. Everyone benefits from gentrification. There are areas that went from scary as he!! In east Los Angeles Boyle heights area when I was a kid. Hard working people who wanted to buy a house moved there. They kept their houses clean, yards manicured. They got involved in the area. They called cops for crimes and told them information. Bad people got put in jail. Crime went down. More decent people moved in. Property values went up and people who had lived there for 50 years could actually sell their houses and downsize. The only people who "suffered " were the homeless, the junkies and the people who worked under the table for really good money, got section 8 and food stamps, even though they made more than I could as a union electrician. The people who had to rent their houses out to section 8, because nobody would buy the house, finally got either good rent or sold house for decent money. The money Americans bring to Mexico, is substantial. It enriches the areas they live. I lived in the same area in Mexico that my grandparents were from. I taught the kids English, put up a basketball hoop for kids in mi pubelo. I volunteered for numerous neighborhood things (volunteering isn't a big thing in most Latino countries) myself and two other expats and a bunch of current and ex policia started a gun club, so there was a safe place for people to shoot without endangering others.
@exposing extremists Ignorant and racist comment right here ^
@@exposingextremists7786 facts
Mexico gets such a bad rap. All I think about is cartels and drug traffic in Mexico thanks to the media. Your home is stunning. You look safe and happy in a beautiful surrounding. And I like your t-shirt 🙂.
First the USA invaded México and in that invasion stole half of our territory, then they kept intervening in our policy, at least 3 Mexican president were CIA agents, so they could loot our country and have very cheap labor force. And now this people comes to gentrify Mexico 🤦🏻♀️🤦🏻♀️🤦🏻♀️ Once a saw at TV this USA evil beast beating a Mexican who wanted to work there and he was hitting him at his head so the brain of this poor guy was coming out of his face cavities. I can't wait for México to have a nationalistic government so USA people can't be here so easily including pedophiles 🤢🤢🤢
Go to gentrify your mother!
@@Nimue333 I can’t wait for Mexico to stabilize and rebuild so that people won’t feel the need to rush across the American border. That was not how it used to be.
Sadly, Hollywood gave us a bad image all over the world. People just think about drugs, cartels, donkeys, and cactus. We are in the process of turning into a first world country, and by 2050, we might be the 5th largest economy of the world, surpassing countries like Russia, France, and other European countries.
A dream house. So nice having all that open space in every room. Lighting is amazing. I love it when every room gets plenty of sun light.
what he doesn't tell you is he has to stay in that gated community. or have a police escort everywhere you go.
Wow, I live in So Cal and I can't understand why anyone would want to move here compared to a place like Juriquilla. To have a place like that here would cost at least $5,000 per month if you can find one. Normally though you can have a place on the lake or the golf course but not both. Where are you moving to?
I am mexican, and I have family that lives around those areas. The reason why Queretaro has always been considered "somewhat safe", is because in the 90s, alot of the Cartels family members lived there. Back then (not sure now), there was a golden rule that no one was allowed to touch others family members. This is why Queretaro started having less crime and violence over that period. From what I know, all those familes have moved out since the late 2000s, and now live somewhere else in Mexico. Since then, the crime and violence has started getting worse again in Queretaro every year. I am glad that nothing really bad has happened to you (from what I know) while you have been there!
Queretaro is still safe tho
I don't think you're from Querétaro or Mexico to speak badly about your city, you do it to scare people or you do it to annoy
Meh, much of the USA isn't safe either.
Not true bro , my entire family moves there and it is a really safe place to live , I’m in USA but I’m going every year to pass time with them and I feel perfectly safe there .
Crime is everywhere, in every country.
Wow you live in an a really beautiful place!!!😍😍😍 Mexico 🇲🇽 is an amazing and blessed country…his people, culture, food, nature and the price is great to live in beautiful houses or apartment…congratulations Juriquilla Queretaro is amazing place and the view wow!!!👍🏻👍🏻
Gorgeous home. I look forward to seeing your next chapter in life.
Everything about your house and location is beautiful! Amazing what you can get for the prices we pay in NA. Crazzzyy! Thanks for another video Jordan! 👏👏👏
NA?
@@1967sfoman North America
Mexico is North American
@@stone0234 sorry, you’re right I’m from Canada lol was referring to mostly Canada and US.
Yeah you love it so much your moving.
It's always nice to hear from a happy renter or homeowner. It seems to really work for you.
I gave Mexico a chance when I bought an oceanfront condo in Rosarito Beach, Baja California, MX in 2005 for $80k. (That is about a 50 minute drive from the San Diego International Airport.) After 5 years, I sold for $95k and have never gone back, even for a visit. To put it simply -- Hated It.
Why did you hate it? Was it something about the condo or something else?
@@glieseseventen4921 It was for both of those reasons.
As an owner, not a renter, this was a secondary residence for me. My primary residence, and my spouse, were in the NYC area. Strictly speaking, MX does not allow property ownership by foreigners along its borders and coastlines. But something very much like foreign ownership is achieved via a special legal provision, a document called a fideicomiso. By its terms, a MX bank is the technical owner of the property, but delegates full use of the property to the foreigner who buys the property according to the terms of the fideicomiso.
My condo association was not well managed. There were several ignorant, corrupt gringo board members who seemed to think that down in MX they could just do whatever they wanted. MX law had little or no force.
Whenever I went out, I inevitably headed straight for the USA and San Diego. As a guy in my 60s who only visited my place there, I never found anyplace in the Baja where I liked to go other than my condo and its beach access, and I formed no significant relationships with anyone else in the condo or in MX other than my local contractors. (I gut-renovated my condo unit.)
Crossing the border from the USA into MX was easy, but crossing back from MX into the USA was usually an hour-long hassle.
MX law was at times maddening, even when all I wished to do was observe it and be a good resident there.
@@fredphilippi8388do you think you would connect and form communion you lived there FT?
@@djkenny1202 I had lived half my life on the California coast before moving to NYC. The oceanfront condo in Rosarito Beach was meant to be a pied de terre on the West coast, and I wondered if I might eventually live there FT. That was all I really wanted when I bought in and renovated, but it proved to be unsatisfying long-term. Most of the other unit owners were PT too, which made relationships more difficult.
@@fredphilippi8388 I’m looking to move over half the year to Baja in my 60’s. It’s too dreary in the PNW. But that’s over 12 years from now. I want an authentic neighborhood. No new builds. Near all local to Dos.
Omg the fact that I used to live an hour away from Querétaro in a small town called San Pedro tenango… and I loved going to Apaseo which is I would say about 30 mins from Querétaro. Btw Apaseo is known for its artisans making furniture out wood.
Glad to see that young Lady is giving you a chance!
Wow, that place is gorgeous. I assume this is the place you and Maddie moved into just before you split up. You have to make the decisions that are right for you but I struggle to see how a home you and Maddie lived in for such a short time would be a detrimental to your new relationship. I hope the new renters treat the raccoon family well.
Women always want to change everything in a man’s life, women are never happy, no matter what you do for them, just go, MGTOW
Gringo aliens in Mexico? Wow. They seem like genuine good people so I wish you guys good vibes and viva Mexico 🇲🇽
I guess now they will tolerate Mexicans because it’s cheap to live there.
@@TheDogGoesWoof69 Yeah, I think they are everywhere at this point.
2 million gringos in mexico. 15k down in lake chapala, ajijic.
@@GTSCoupe Wow really!? Do the Mexicans out their tell the Pringles to go back to there country? I’m asking because here in the state’s many of them discriminate the Mexicans.
@@LP-bt4jk No, the xpats bring all the money. The xpats open businesses, schools, and buy homes. The expats don't drain the welfare systems, or sell drugs, or kill snd rape people. You should look it up.
DUDE! That house is HUGE! Very nice!
Love your place _ EVERYTHING! Kitchen is great size too! Hubby is 6 ft 7 so he would love the high counter! LOVE THE NATURE AND BEAUTIFUL SOUNDS AND PEACE!
Beautiful very warm home. The decors are amazing and so is the 360 view!
Warm? Looked like a big empty cave to me. The echo when he talks adds to the cave experience.
Absolutely love your home! Thanks for sharing the amazing views
Congratulations young man, glad to see you doing well.
Looks amazing I bet on rainy days it's super peaceful drinking coffee ☕ With pan dulce
Beautiful.
The home prices in my state are one of the highest nation wide when it comes to percentage of what they were to what they are now. It has really devastated families because wages aren't going up. Affordable housing that is being built are apartments and it really isn't cheaper than a mortgage payment. People are moving because it's unaffordable. If I could, I'd move to somewhere more remote to get away from cities.
I swear in Mexico you could build a mansion with at least 200 thousand dollars a huge mansion and as you wanted no doubt
Stay away from Mexico
@@cruzburciaga9155or, spend 50k and have a nice sensible paid for home.
Love your table! I need one like that only a little larger. That wood is beautiful. Great Haciendas!
This place is amazing. I would never want to leave there. I love everything about it. 🌻🐕🇺🇸
Ha ha it always happens.no one is asking you to move there! La malinche is always there
Guadalupe? Lol
This is such an awesome video! thanks for showing us!
Glad to see you moving on. You deserve it. Your new girl is great. 😃
Beautiful place.What a phenomenal deal!
Great video Jordan, glad that your happy and that Laska is doing well
Thank you for sharing, I am so jealous in a good way. I was born in Michoacan and can't wait to find my dream home there.
Beautiful home! 😍 Wish I could move there.
Fabulous video. I can't wait to travel in Mexico and find a new home. Love your videos.
Hey Primo 🤔🤔 tienes una grade casa 🏠 muuy bonita , Congrats 🎉
It tells me how over price it is here in the U.S. Even being pay off the real estate taxes will put you back. The families moving back together will be the trend. I like millions other are looking at all option . We are being force too. Thanks Jordan , a handsome couple, Viva La Mexico
@@acardioxc You are absolutely correct; I was going to say the same thing. That apartment/house is completely unaffordable to the average professional in Mexico.
we are making it expensive now in Mexico. Its increase demand in consumption that drives the price
@@acardioxc Most teachers earn twice that , but its still not nearly enough to pay that rent. My friend works for the government in GTO and earns nearly 40,000 which is still not enough
It's easy when you pay in dollars, most of us here can't even think in afford a place like this
@@hectormikerodriguez4455 it’s bringing more foreigners increasing the price of things and making those in poverty stay in poverty
I visited Querétaro a long time ago when I was still leaving in Mexico and before I moved to the US. It’s a beautiful city. Any recommendations on Airbnb rentals? i would love to spend a few weeks there now that I retired.
(Juriquilla, El Campanario, La Cañada) are the new residential areas in Queretaro but they are kinda far from downtown. You can find very nice condos in historical buildings downtown.
Central Park Queretaro has a lot of new buildings as well and is closer to downtown.
Not a lot options for Airbnb downtown Queretaro.
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Theres a Airbnb that I stayed near Downtown for $15 and it was the best!
As a tourist guide, I cn help you discovering the city, rentals are available everywhere...first, look at the place and make a decision!
@guiadeturistas_leticia_juares
I like the quiet peaceful aspects of your place.
I love this house. The views are amazing!
This is one serious video where you show the true contrast of affordable real estate in Mexico. No wonder you were always high on Juraquilla and Queretaro in other videos! Mexican craftsmanship and landscaping is beautiful. That golf course and lake put it over the top.
Affordable to who not your average Mexican. Most Mexican people will never see a house like this unfortunately
@@irwinmenchaca8128 yes you're right. Only for gringos with dinero
@@michaelkraft218 I'm glad you know.
Any heroin around there
This videos just let the gentrification grow in Mexico. There's a big house crisis in Mexico but gringos can't see it cause they live in their f#cking bubble.
is the lake green from algae ? can your dog get sick from water?
Beautiful 🤩 home !! Parota. I think is one of the few ones that termites can’t get into. So very good 👍. And I think 🤔 you should add large indoor plants to fill in the voids. You have so much space I’d put one large plant in some corners.
Just to give you and idea of where the wealthy mexicans from Mèxico City live , look for Las Lomas de Chapultepec and El Pedregal , there are super big and beautiful houses surrounded by beautiful gardens .
Yall need to go to Europe instead
@@exposingextremists7786 sure soon as you go back to africa
@@exposingextremists7786 to the war ?
@@exposingextremists7786 f**k Europe 🇲🇽
Thats huge ! I love the high ceilings. Its nice.😊
Amazing video, A friend of mine referred me to a financial adviser sometime ago and we got talking about investment and money. I started investing with $120k and in the first 2 months , my portfolio was reading $274,800. Crazy right!, I decided to reinvest my profit and gets more interesting. For over a year we have been working together making consistent profit just bought my second home 2 weeks ago and care for my family.
I’ve been forced to find additional sources of income as I got retrenched. I barely have time to continue trading and watch my investments since I had my second daughter. Do you think I should take a break for a while from the market and focus on other things or return whenever I have free time or is it a continuous process? Thanks.
@@zubairadamu2477 Quitting may not be the best approach if you ask me. This is where an AI comes into the picture. I barely have time to trade myself as my job swallows up most of my time. *MARGARET MOLLI ALVEY* , a licensed fiduciary whom has made me over 5 figures in profit in less than seven months, handles my investments. I could leave you a lead if you need help.
@@zubairadamu2477 Quitting may not be the best approach if you ask me. This is where an AI comes into the picture. I barely have time to trade myself as my job swallows up most of my time. *MARGARET MOLLI ALVEY* , a licensed fiduciary whom has made me over 5 figures in profit in less than seven months, handles my investments. I could leave you a lead if you need help.
@@IbrahimIsabella-00 Oh please I’d love that. Thanks!
*MARGARET MOLLI ALVEY*
If you only pay $1700 USD roughly for the house, it makes me wonder what an actual apartment or condo costs there. I mean I guess on one hand, you could rent a condo or apartment (if it's under $1000 per month) and have a "second home" in Mexico (if you lived in the US). But given the price that you said you pay per month, this is probably why a lot of people are actually moving to Mexico to retire... it's cheap relatively speaking (compared to the US and Canada). I'd still be a bit skeptical myself of the Mexican government though, although the US government is probably not much better.
I had a studio in Queretaro that was 7,000 pesos a month. About $350. Had a nice big bathroom with vanity mirror and a decent living space which was plenty good for one person. That was a year and a half ago.
Hi, I don’t know what you mean about the Mexican government when in fact, if you move you’ll experience something that other expats are voicing, not a the beginning, but over time you’ll feel more free because you are not over regulated.
You want to build a house without the city and inspectors-Marshall’s sticking their nose? Done
You want to have a hot dog stand out of your house whenever you want? Done
You want to have a rooster and chickens in the back of your house without your neighbor complaint? Your choice
That’s only the top of the iceberg of what freedom in Mexico really means.
What a beautiful home !😍😍😍😍😍
Personally I'd get a place half the size for half the money but that's just me. It definitely nice. I'll have to swing by that city sometime later this year. I've been living in Puerto Vallarta and am looking to move.
God is good to you! You have an awesome home. You seem like a really nice guy, I wish the very best for you.
I hope you Americans moving to Mexico are also learning to speak Spanish. Ijs.
What a beautiful home! One of my favourite things about living here, everything I can do and get here that I wouldn’t dream of before!
The people are happy and friendly too.
Beautiful place … thanks for sharing
Im Mexican and Its so nice to watch you are enjoying beautiful places in Mexico, we have a lot. My advise for foreigners wanting to move , look for different places to explore rather than Cancun, Riviera Maya , Cabos, etc.
What a terrace! I would kill to have one like that
Glad to see you're doing well and focused on your future. Yeah....I rented in Vallarta over the busy season and paid about $1200/ month, everything included, and even got housecleaning once every two weeks. Just got my temp residency....guess they can't get rid of me now :)
That's really cheap. I'll have to head down there sometime. Unfortunately I don't speak spainish.
@@batboy555 most people speak some English in Vallarta
Vallarta is where I'd love to live! Ive been doing research on it for over 6 months now but heard more recently that the prices are going up & it's become more crowded. Is this true?
@@chanelsmith1985 Yes in general bustier and more expensive. I heard national tourism is way up and arrivals at PVR are all time highs. BUT! Now is the time to invest in Vallarta proper - check out Marina, Fluvial, Versailles and the northern half of the City which are less touristy and will have everything you need. GL !
@@richgarcia2209 Thanks so much! I have actually been looking at some houses online for Fluival & Versalles. Glad to know they aren't as populated
Omg I love your home, how did you found it? I am looking to rent first before I commit to buy, moving to Queretaro,bought some land closed to Peña de Bernal, however, I think the city is better for my kids education
However, we should not forget that the average monthly income in Mexico is about $500. Measured against that, your rent is unaffordable for most people.
Thats the minimum wage in some areas and few people work for it, the average is much higher
@@robertvictor3237 you dont know! I LIVE IN Mexico! And you can not find anyone to work for you for less than 20 dlls, and thts at the lowest jobs! From there any job thats more than sweeping sidewalks, pays more!, I live with this every day in Chihuahua City, so I know! I think you watched a video in youtube and you think you know better!, Carlos Slim doesnt contribute as much as to make a difference in a 130 million Country, The people that really make a difference is the million of doctors lawyers, engineers, etc I don blame you for thinking that every Mexican works in Mcdonalds, but we are getting better, if it wasnt for the violence! I am sure that there are some areas with a lot lower income than Chihuahua, but tbere are some tht are better too. Mexico is number 1 in the production of silver, and 7th in oil, 1 top 10 in lead zinc and copper, top 5 in car manufaturing, etc, and those secialaized jobs ere paid a lot more than minimum wage.
@@robertvictor3237 Victor We can go to insults if you want I stick to what I said, thinking that the avarage wage in Mexico is minimum wage, kind of tells me you know nothing! I stick to what I said and you are full of it! And know nothing about Mexico, even if you have a Mexican wife, I get it if your relatives make minimun wage, its logical, after reading your nonesense, Guadalajara is one of the richest cities in Mexico, who do you think build it, minimun wage people?, I doubt you ever been there.
My friend my girlfriend is from Chiapas and I have the same issues here in Miami
A lot of work, no life and working only to pay the mortgage…
In Mexico the life is completely different than here..
Planing to move to Mex very soon
All the best and by the way, nice home and nice video
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Yes time to move from US to Mexico great house