The Yucatan peninsula is nice for it's beach towns, but it's not as Mexican as the heart of Mexico where the central Zocalas rule and where historic churches prevail. The Mex. culture assures lots of activities - often, free activities that can be fun for all.
Hello my favourite couple. This is my best topic, I am ready to retire, my dream is to leave the USA to some where else for 3months at a time..🖤💚💛you are speaking my language.
Hi guys, Im 41 born in Dallas parents from Jalisco, fluent in spanish, we have decided to retire early and have been reading up and watching tons of videos on where to move to, Merida and Guanajuato are top on my list
Update! Merida is too hot so rethinking that relocation plan. I love everything about Merida sans the heat! I am concerned about costs associated with that heat. I have not been so I do not have any references other than you tubers.
Hey Fam! Y’all left out Puerto Vallarta! Locals are very friendly, food is extremely cheap, varied and plentiful, every place is walkable, mountains on one side and Banderas Bay/Ocean on the other (both are separated by a mile or so from each other) and average cost of living can be from 700 to 1500 USD for quality accommodations. Hell, we’re here now and LOVING IT!!!! It’s also considered one of the safest cities in Mexico and after being here for the past month and a half, we can easily testify to that! ……I think after y’all do some more traveling overseas within the next year or so, that “forever home” you two keep talking about will be right back here in Mexico!😂 It just offers too much of anything and everything a couple or a single person could want….just my 2 cents😎
Yeah, we loved it out in PV too honestly this list started out like 21 cities long and had to be reduced to have a decent length video. Watching whales play in the bay....priceless!
I am a huge Puerta Vallarta fan and have been visiting there since it was a small village - it's never lost it's charm and I love the infrastructure today, too.
Your videos are “off the charts” good. They are packed with great info that is so real. Love your style! I was definitely taking notes on this retirement video. I still hope to be able to retire there within the next couple of years. Sorry that I will miss meeting you there. I know you are moving on soon but I will watch your videos wherever you travel. Take care, be well and stay happy!
With support like this we can keep producing for an eternity. Thank you for enjoying our content and letting us know. It does volumes in regards to keeping us motivated to produce. Thank you 😊
This is tip of the iceberg....SE Asia, a few spots in Europe and S. America its actually much cheaper and the quality of life even higher. God willing we will show you! #goals
You two are a wonderful mix of class and sass...love your style --- don't change it. One thing I would ask you to change is the mistranslated Spanish captions of some of the places you feature. For example. it's Merida not Marita and there are others you might want to double-check the Spanish spelling of. Other than that, your great info is very well presented with fun-to-watch clips of what you're focusing on. The monthly cost of living comparisons of each area are very useful and accurately reflect the research I've done recently in anticipation of moving to Pacific Mexico permanently later this year. I've been focused on Pacific Mexico between Mazatlan and Puerto Vallarta because I have visited those areas and was a liveaboard sailor for many years but your video has given me some other boating-related ideas (such as Lake Chapala and Ajijic). I'm looking forward to your future posts . (p.s. Yes, it's my real name.)
Thanks y'all. We retired to Todos Santos 6 years ago (45 minutes from Cabo.) We love it. Have a small beachfront home we bought. Population is 6K more expats have been coming and caused price increases.
Great info guys. Manzanillo/Barra de Navidad/Melaque and Mexico City also have expat communities for those who feel they need and/or want them. Queretero might be another good one to add to your list if you do a second video. Glad you mentioned Durango, I'm really interested in checking it out, it wasn't on my list until now :) - Anne
I sort of like the infrastructure in some resort areas like Puerto Vallarta. Often, there's places that service expats and have nice conveniences that have options the expats are familiar with - like bakery bread for breakfast as an option, etc.
San Miguel de Allende looks like my choice. I appreciate that you give us the amount it would cost to live there. Maybe you could include what exactly is covered in your estimation. Thanks for the video.
Generally, income for Mexico is much lower than in the USA. You can live well most places for two to three thousand per month - this is a range that works anywhere in Mexico!! Remember: Mexicans per capita income can be 9-10K/yr., perhaps, so 2K/mo. should be enough to live well. I'd prefer Guanajuato over San Miguel de Allende, but these are both attractive places with lots of expats. I also like Huatulco in Oaxaca for a coastal choice and Oaxaca is more economical, too.
I remember when Mazatlan and Acapulco were hot spots for Hollywood stars and Many Millionaires this was between the 1940's and 1960's Puerto Vallarta also got some fame but more less towards the end of the 1960's and became popular in the 1970's .No one talks much about Acapulco nowadays .( Cartels) As far as Ajijic goes you can find many I mean many low priced places in different towns around the lake ,In the price range of $250'00 USD to $500.00 USD .Also around the city of Lake Chapala not far from Ajijic you can find rental prices for $300.00 USD and lower and also in San Antonio town not far from Ajijic .Los Cabos is expensive but you can get many 1 and 2 bedroom apartments for around $480.00 USD .I think many of the prices you gave are around popular expat areas ,because all these areas that you named are all affordable .Yes you can pay $2000.00 USD for a place in Los Cabos or Ajijic or anywhere in Mexico ,but then you just drive or walk 15 minutes over and the price now instead of being $2000.00 USD per month now is only $425.00 USD per Month.
@The Taco Kawaii I also remember WW2 The Roman empire ,The Aztecs.Gilligan's Island The Bible etc How stupid to ask if they remember .It's called History .lmao
Thanks for mentioning mobility issues. What cities are good for folks with mobility issue? I don't always comment but I do always watch! You two and Karencitta. My favs. Keep it coming.
Good Energi on UA-cam did a video on her favorite country out of many dozen she visited. Guess what her favorite was?????? Yep! 🇲🇽🇲🇽🇲🇽🇲🇽🇲🇽🇲🇽🇲🇽🇲🇽🇲🇽🇲🇽🇲🇽🇲🇽🇲🇽🇲🇽🇲🇽🇲🇽🇲🇽 is now her nest. This was deep! The people and food is what creates the ambiance and the recipe for happiness imo. Many blessings to you beautiful people. Keep doing what you do best.😀👍🏿🙏🏿🙏🏿🙏🏿🙏🏿🙏🏿
People, food, sports, heritage, festival....#culture and participating in it is what makes life here rewarding MX is open, sharing and loving ....generally w/ their culture and that's a helluva invite to join in and live well. We'll def. check her video out. Thanks!
Rondell 'n April, great info! Would be great to see a little more location info on maps for each city as you're talking about them. Keep up the good work!
Great video family. My future husband and I are looking to come to Puerto Vallarta for a month after our wedding, June 2022. We also are looking to visit a second city for a month. This really helped us in deciding exactly where we'd visit. We are definitely looking to find a new country but for now we'd like to visit. Thank you two👑🙏🏽
Really glad y'all are finding the content useful. Were about to set off of our journey of looking for a place to call home. We held up in MX to ride out the covid situatiin but we are back at it in Jan. Hopefully well viait some olaces you guys are interested in. Best wishes to you and your fiancée!
Thanks for the insightful comments about Mexican retirement cities. You guys are awesome and full of positive vibes 👍. About San Miguel the closest airport is Leon, not Guanajuato.
Congratulations! here in America cost of living has gone so high one bedroom apartment cost average of $1300 monthly, the electric bill is every month must be paid is not like in Mexico every other month . And what about if you have a car payment, insurance for your vehicle, your cell phone service min. $75 .00 a month food gasoline for your car etc, ETC ETC, you're constantly under lots of stress and may get seek if you don't take it easy. Congratulations again ! can't wait for my retirement 4 more years hopefully I'll see you there. 😂😂😂😂👌
I love Mexico but I hate really hot weather. I am also a city girl. I thought about Merida because so many black Americans seem to live there but the heat would make me miserable.
Love your channel…❤️ Wanted to know which city you guys recommended for brand new expats in their 50s who want beach, variety of food, airport, and plenty of security.
Puerta Vallarta, gets balmy in summer but big fun and price of living around 1200/ mo. with an international Airport right there. Los Cabos 2k/ mo. but safe. Playa del Carmen is 1.5 hrs from the airport but it also has everything you mentioned 1200/ mo....I'm sure there are more that we just don't know about. But off of the top of my head these came to mind. Happy hunting!
Cabo is the most expensive area/city for tourists in Mexico, higher than Cancun. Not sure where you obtained your cost of living stats but Cabo is more in the 3k a month range
Expatistan and Numbeo they take into account live info input by ppl who live there. They have been pretty accurate so far....but yeah we know it's one of those #themost places we've been looking at apartments over there and cracking up.
I will chose the forest where I don’t see traffic I’m from Mazatlán but I love Jalisco Sonora Nayarit where I’m close to family just year and a half to decide . For myself my cost of living should be $400 out of a 12 budget . Love your videos much love from Arizona amigos .
You're so inspiring. My wife would like to retire somewhere in LatinAmerica. I guess, I will carry the suitcases. LOL. thank you so much for such a rich information.
Merida, hell's waiting room.... 🥵 Hot! Hot! Hot! Adventure Hat and I saw a "feels like" temp on our weather app one day of 107 degrees one day! I actually got heat exhaustion there! The hat and I are currently in Aijijic exploring, cool temps, chill vibe. The Lake Chapala Society iz da bomb! I was just there Sunday, beautiful grounds, plentiful services for expats. 👍
Casablanca resort rincón de guyabitos jr suit 4th 5th floor ocean view (especial)and breakfast are free and really good and the tamarindo candy around there real good
You didn't mention tijuana, there's like 50 thousand us citysen,s and they're buying a lot of property's in the city and by the ocean ? And olso have a beautiful weather like San Diego Ca
You guys are really good at this travel show thing (seriously family). I think you just may have found something here. in addition to your UA-cam channel the possibilities from here are bountiful: 1.Guided tours 2.Import Export (niche products) 3.Books/Media/Content 4. AirBNB/Experiences And MORE!
Does your cost of living include rent?? If so I disagree with your cost of living for many of the locations you listed. For example, there are some low-cost housing in the Lake Chapala area, but very few, and they are usually snapped up in a hurry. Yes, Real Estate taxes are low but the cost to buy in the Lake Chapala area is very high, even for none major cities in the USA. Also, modern rentals in all coastal areas would ruin your cost of living figures. But I agree with all of the figures if rent is not included. I do love the informative style of this episode and the presentation style. Well done.
Thanks for watching and yes, the costs include rental costs. We went to Lake Chapala viewed a newly built home and went through their rentals and our costs are in line with what we saw.... Paying gringo prices are always an option but shopping around helps. Real estate in Lake Chapala is in high demand so yes its on the high side but I didn't find it to be unreasonablei. We saw a nice new build with lake views in a great location for 220K (ua-cam.com/video/kt2V7HGscmE/v-deo.html) which I think is pretty reasonable. Thanks for watching once again!
You are such a cute couple. I love your videos… particularly this video. I’m retiring soon and plan to live in Mexico. This video is just the info I need. Thanks.
It's in Baja and we've heard of it but don't have any 1st hand knowledge.....but it looks like we need to check it out! Cost of living is $700/ month and it's a port city......all good signs.
And for the record also to all of you from the US or Canada and don't speak Spanish........................don't forget your best friend and that is your IPHONE OR SMART PHONE and have it loaded with that translatior app, so you can have that to help you to order your tacos and cervezas and ok everything......................it's so easy. Just watch how those people do it who are on that show 90 day fiance. They keep using that translatior all the time it's so easy. Many expats move to ok where the rest of the expats are because they don't speak Spanish so move where the natives are and use your phone..............very simple.
I would like to know more about the housing and amenities in Durango. I have been a University educator and would love to live in a university town. Thanks
Thank you! We are glad that you liked us and the video. Stay tuned in about a month we will be talking retirement from different affordable and desirable destinations such as Costa Rica, Panama, Ecuador, Peru....
Right about now the world is polluted. There were kids playing in the lake on Ajijic's side when we were there. I'm from Detroit so my standard for lakes is different. I definitely wasn't impressed but everyone else really enjoyed it.
I’m an expat living in Mazatlán and liked your video with one exception. Cabo San Lucas shouldn’t be referred to a a safe place when it has an extremely high murder rate. Personally its my least favourite of the places on your list because it lacks the Mexican charm and feels like you are in the USA. When you do go, make sure you have a car and lots of money because you will need both.
A Canadian who lived in Playa Del Carmen for 6 months . Now lives near Puebla for 8 years mountain country , LOVES IT
Alright! Glad you are enjoying it!
The Yucatan peninsula is nice for it's beach towns, but it's not as Mexican as the heart of Mexico where the central Zocalas rule and where historic churches prevail. The Mex. culture assures lots of activities - often, free activities that can be fun for all.
Can you elaborate on why you chose Puebla out of all the places in Mexico?
Hello my favourite couple. This is my best topic, I am ready to retire, my dream is to leave the USA to some where else for 3months at a time..🖤💚💛you are speaking my language.
Awesome, we hope to speak it more fluently in the future. Much more to come about traveling and planting yourself in key locations!
@@TheYarbros one love my sister brother 🖤💚💛
Peace n blessings 🙌🏾
Hi guys, Im 41 born in Dallas parents from Jalisco, fluent in spanish, we have decided to retire early and have been reading up and watching tons of videos on where to move to, Merida and Guanajuato are top on my list
Update! Merida is too hot so rethinking that relocation plan. I love everything about Merida sans the heat! I am concerned about costs associated with that heat. I have not been so I do not have any references other than you tubers.
I was lucky enough to meet rondall and April in person..they don't belong to mexico ....mexico belongs to them....coolest couple I have encountered
It was awesome meeting you and thanks for not being camera shy and the awesome compliment! Blessings Bro!
I love that I’m watching this as a 21yr-old
Hey Fam!
Y’all left out Puerto Vallarta!
Locals are very friendly, food is extremely cheap, varied and plentiful, every place is walkable, mountains on one side and Banderas Bay/Ocean on the other (both are separated by a mile or so from each other) and average cost of living can be from 700 to 1500 USD for quality accommodations. Hell, we’re here now and LOVING IT!!!! It’s also considered one of the safest cities in Mexico and after being here for the past month and a half, we can easily testify to that!
……I think after y’all do some more traveling overseas within the next year or so, that “forever home” you two keep talking about will be right back here in Mexico!😂 It just offers too much of anything and everything a couple or a single person could want….just my 2 cents😎
Yeah, we loved it out in PV too honestly this list started out like 21 cities long and had to be reduced to have a decent length video. Watching whales play in the bay....priceless!
Ssshh, don't tell anybody
I am a huge Puerta Vallarta fan and have been visiting there since it was a small village - it's never lost it's charm and I love the infrastructure today, too.
Always amazing info. I appreciate you guys so much.😍
Aww, love that we appreciate u2 ❤ -Have a great one!
This was by far one of the best and informative videos about Mexico. You all did an amazing job!! April I love your professional demeanor!!!
Thank you! 😊
Your videos are “off the charts” good. They are packed with great info that is so real. Love your style! I was definitely taking notes on this retirement video. I still hope to be able to retire there within the next couple of years. Sorry that I will miss meeting you there. I know you are moving on soon but I will watch your videos wherever you travel. Take care, be well and stay happy!
With support like this we can keep producing for an eternity. Thank you for enjoying our content and letting us know. It does volumes in regards to keeping us motivated to produce. Thank you 😊
@@TheYarbros Hi there! We are here in Monterrey too. If you want to meet we can show you some places. Let me know.
Im 35 and want to retire now in Mexico. Awesome country awesome people.
Yes sir! The attainable dream!
Guanajuato, San Miguel de Allende, and Oaxaca are my top three to check out for retirement. 🌴
Well I'm 58 and still consider myself young 😉, and we will be visiting Cabo soon to look at properties. Nice list!
You are young! Happy hunting!
I could recommend you Puerto Vallarta too, by experience is a great place to stay.
México City is incredibel 👍
YALL! Thank you for this list! You have me thinking I can retire by 40 with these prices 🤩
This is tip of the iceberg....SE Asia, a few spots in Europe and S. America its actually much cheaper and the quality of life even higher. God willing we will show you! #goals
@@TheYarbros I'm here for it!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Headed 2 Mazatland next month. Enjoy your channel.
Enjoy!
Including a map would be nice as you discuss the locations. Thanks for your awesomeness.
You two are a wonderful mix of class and sass...love your style --- don't change it. One thing I would ask you to change is the mistranslated Spanish captions of some of the places you feature. For example. it's Merida not Marita and there are others you might want to double-check the Spanish spelling of. Other than that, your great info is very well presented with fun-to-watch clips of what you're focusing on. The monthly cost of living comparisons of each area are very useful and accurately reflect the research I've done recently in anticipation of moving to Pacific Mexico permanently later this year. I've been focused on Pacific Mexico between Mazatlan and Puerto Vallarta because I have visited those areas and was a liveaboard sailor for many years but your video has given me some other boating-related ideas (such as Lake Chapala and Ajijic). I'm looking forward to your future posts . (p.s. Yes, it's my real name.)
Thanks for watching.
I've been to all these places 40 years ago. Getting ready to go back.
Enjoy your tour!
You look so calm! It is a charm to listen to you. Thanks for info.
Thank you!!!
Thanks y'all. We retired to Todos Santos 6 years ago (45 minutes from Cabo.)
We love it. Have a small beachfront home we bought.
Population is 6K more expats have been coming and caused price increases.
Great info guys. Manzanillo/Barra de Navidad/Melaque and Mexico City also have expat communities for those who feel they need and/or want them. Queretero might be another good one to add to your list if you do a second video. Glad you mentioned Durango, I'm really interested in checking it out, it wasn't on my list until now :) - Anne
Awesome and thanks. Looking like we may need a part two. Thanks again.
Anne, If you checkout Durango please share your experience!
@@TheYarbros MEXICO INCREASED THE BARRIERS TO LIVE IN MEXICO..YOU NEED 150K PLUS TO LIVE THERE PERMANENTLY
I sort of like the infrastructure in some resort areas like Puerto Vallarta. Often, there's places that service expats and have nice conveniences that have options the expats are familiar with - like bakery bread for breakfast as an option, etc.
Monterrey > >
San Miguel de Allende looks like my choice. I appreciate that you give us the amount it would cost to live there. Maybe you could include what exactly is covered in your estimation. Thanks for the video.
Yes, that makes sense....it covers rent for avg 2bd 2 bath home, groceries for 2 and utilities. Thanks for watching!
Generally, income for Mexico is much lower than in the USA. You can live well most places for two to three thousand per month - this is a range that works anywhere in Mexico!! Remember: Mexicans per capita income can be 9-10K/yr., perhaps, so 2K/mo. should be enough to live well. I'd prefer Guanajuato over San Miguel de Allende, but these are both attractive places with lots of expats. I also like Huatulco in Oaxaca for a coastal choice and Oaxaca is more economical, too.
I miss Mexico so much. And watching ya'll's videos makes it even worst 😩😩😂😂 Awesome video as usual. Enjoy this beautiful life you are building.
We're sorry you're missing it but happy to help fill the void! Thnx 4 watching! ....we'll keep the lights on till you get back 😄
Great videos folks. Love it. From your fans in Western Canada.
I remember when Mazatlan and Acapulco were hot spots for Hollywood stars and Many Millionaires this was between the 1940's and 1960's Puerto Vallarta also got some fame but more less towards the end of the 1960's and became popular in the 1970's .No one talks much about Acapulco nowadays .( Cartels) As far as Ajijic goes you can find many I mean many low priced places in different towns around the lake ,In the price range of $250'00 USD to $500.00 USD .Also around the city of Lake Chapala not far from Ajijic you can find rental prices for $300.00 USD and lower and also in San Antonio town not far from Ajijic .Los Cabos is expensive but you can get many 1 and 2 bedroom apartments for around $480.00 USD .I think many of the prices you gave are around popular expat areas ,because all these areas that you named are all affordable .Yes you can pay $2000.00 USD for a place in Los Cabos or Ajijic or anywhere in Mexico ,but then you just drive or walk 15 minutes over and the price now instead of being $2000.00 USD per month now is only $425.00 USD per Month.
@The Taco Kawaii I also remember WW2 The Roman empire ,The Aztecs.Gilligan's Island The Bible etc How stupid to ask if they remember .It's called History .lmao
Great video guys ! I think that the cities of Queretaro, Monterrey, Puebla City and León are great cities to retire too.
Those are some of the higher priced cities to live in in MX retiring there early may be a problem....but all cool places.
Thanks for mentioning mobility issues. What cities are good for folks with mobility issue?
I don't always comment but I do always watch! You two and Karencitta. My favs. Keep it coming.
Good Energi on UA-cam did a video on her favorite country out of many dozen she visited. Guess what her favorite was?????? Yep! 🇲🇽🇲🇽🇲🇽🇲🇽🇲🇽🇲🇽🇲🇽🇲🇽🇲🇽🇲🇽🇲🇽🇲🇽🇲🇽🇲🇽🇲🇽🇲🇽🇲🇽 is now her nest. This was deep! The people and food is what creates the ambiance and the recipe for happiness imo. Many blessings to you beautiful people. Keep doing what you do best.😀👍🏿🙏🏿🙏🏿🙏🏿🙏🏿🙏🏿
People, food, sports, heritage, festival....#culture and participating in it is what makes life here rewarding MX is open, sharing and loving ....generally w/ their culture and that's a helluva invite to join in and live well. We'll def. check her video out. Thanks!
@@TheYarbrosYES SIR!!!!!!👍🏿😀
Lots of great information, thanks for the video, looking to retire soon. Looks like Mexico would be a great place. Looking forward to your next video.
Awesome..we'll be discussing Central America next.
You guys did an amazing job on this content--very informative! Nice job!
Thank you we know it was a little unconventional but if you're not having fun...what's the point 😉 Thank you for tuning in!
You guys rock !! I’m headed to Oaxaca in October! Hope to meet you when on my travels in Mexico
I don't know how I missed this video!
Rondell 'n April, great info! Would be great to see a little more location info on maps for each city as you're talking about them. Keep up the good work!
Aguascalientes is a nice place and safe place to live...
We heard about it but never visited...maybe one day.
Great video family. My future husband and I are looking to come to Puerto Vallarta for a month after our wedding, June 2022. We also are looking to visit a second city for a month. This really helped us in deciding exactly where we'd visit. We are definitely looking to find a new country but for now we'd like to visit. Thank you two👑🙏🏽
Really glad y'all are finding the content useful. Were about to set off of our journey of looking for a place to call home. We held up in MX to ride out the covid situatiin but we are back at it in Jan. Hopefully well viait some olaces you guys are interested in. Best wishes to you and your fiancée!
My teenage children loved Playa del Carmen!
We did too! 😆
I love Merida, La Paz, Durango, and San Cristobal. If I ever make the jump, it's one of those.
Going to Los Cabo in August! My parents love it
No Water. End of story.
Yarbros need to visit Mazatlan ASAP!
Thanks for the insightful comments about Mexican retirement cities. You guys are awesome and full of positive vibes 👍. About San Miguel the closest airport is Leon, not Guanajuato.
Thanks for supporting our channel. BJX is known as Leon or Guanajuato Airport. I think we're talking about the same one.
@@TheYarbros I stand corrected, indeed we were talking about the same.
If you're still in Mexico 🇲🇽 a video on Pueblo magico, those little postcard villages might be an idea 💡😉 if you feel to do so.
Congratulations! here in America cost of living has gone so high one bedroom apartment cost average of $1300 monthly, the electric bill is every month must be paid is not like in Mexico every other month . And what about if you have a car payment, insurance for your vehicle, your cell phone service min. $75 .00 a month food gasoline for your car etc, ETC ETC, you're constantly under lots of stress and may get seek if you don't take it easy. Congratulations again ! can't wait for my retirement 4 more years hopefully I'll see you there. 😂😂😂😂👌
Wow! Love them! You think you two can make a video for each of these locations, talking bout daily life retirement? Love all your videos💞
I love Mexico but I hate really hot weather. I am also a city girl. I thought about Merida because so many black Americans seem to live there but the heat would make me miserable.
Incluir en parte 2 San Carlos y Puerto Peñasco en Sonora
Love your channel…❤️ Wanted to know which city you guys recommended for brand new expats in their 50s who want beach, variety of food, airport, and plenty of security.
Puerta Vallarta, gets balmy in summer but big fun and price of living around 1200/ mo. with an international Airport right there.
Los Cabos 2k/ mo. but safe.
Playa del Carmen is 1.5 hrs from the airport but it also has everything you mentioned 1200/ mo....I'm sure there are more that we just don't know about. But off of the top of my head these came to mind. Happy hunting!
Good information!!! Gave us a lot to think about, thanks!!! Hope you do decide to do a part two. That would be cool! Thx for sharing! 👍🏽😊
Thank you. We are probably doing a part 2.
Cabo is the most expensive area/city for tourists in Mexico, higher than Cancun. Not sure where you obtained your cost of living stats but Cabo is more in the 3k a month range
Expatistan and Numbeo they take into account live info input by ppl who live there. They have been pretty accurate so far....but yeah we know it's one of those #themost places we've been looking at apartments over there and cracking up.
I will chose the forest where I don’t see traffic I’m from Mazatlán but I love Jalisco Sonora Nayarit where I’m close to family just year and a half to decide . For myself my cost of living should be $400 out of a 12 budget . Love your videos much love from Arizona amigos .
You're so inspiring. My wife would like to retire somewhere in LatinAmerica. I guess, I will carry the suitcases. LOL. thank you so much for such a rich information.
Thanks for watching! Hopefully she tips well 😆
Merida, hell's waiting room.... 🥵 Hot! Hot! Hot! Adventure Hat and I saw a "feels like" temp on our weather app one day of 107 degrees one day! I actually got heat exhaustion there! The hat and I are currently in Aijijic exploring, cool temps, chill vibe. The Lake Chapala Society iz da bomb! I was just there Sunday, beautiful grounds, plentiful services for expats. 👍
Glad you made it out there! The society has lots of svs, huge English library and us perfect for mtg other adventurers.👍🏾
Terry, Do you know if there's a charge/fee for the Society to help people just starting to look into moving to Mexico?
@@RetireAbroadInvesting not really sure.
Thanks for your information- most helpful
Thank you for tuning in to our channel!
Excellent and helpful videos! Thanks.
Rincon de guyabitos Nayarit very affordable and peaceful al sur se encuentra sayulita for the night life always good videos 👍🏼
Thanks for helping us start part 2 😄 -Bendiciones
@@TheYarbros chido 😎 enhorabuena saludos desde California 🖐🏽
Casablanca resort rincón de guyabitos jr suit 4th 5th floor ocean view (especial)and breakfast are free and really good and the tamarindo candy around there real good
@@TheYarbros consider to be biggest natural pool, ocean always very warm Sayulita es pueblo mágico
Love your videos but on this one you really brushed over Mazatlán. Maybe, an actual visit and follow-up review?
We are actually heading there soon after Oaxaca and Veracruz to get a better understanding...
You didn't mention tijuana, there's like 50 thousand us citysen,s and they're buying a lot of property's in the city and by the ocean ? And olso have a beautiful weather like San Diego Ca
You guys are really good at this travel show thing (seriously family).
I think you just may have found something here. in addition to your UA-cam channel the possibilities from here are bountiful:
1.Guided tours
2.Import Export (niche products)
3.Books/Media/Content
4. AirBNB/Experiences
And MORE!
Lol, we're actively working on 2, 3 & 4 🤪
@@TheYarbros Let's get it! Consider this message confirmation from God/Universe.👍🏿
No doubt #faithfully walking it out!
La Paz bcs is beautiful 😍 and great price when you come to cabo I gota show you La Paz 🔥🔥🔥
I would love to retire in Rosarito Baja... I love it there!
We'll have to look it up!
TY for the wealth of information
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I love watching your videos. Funny, relevant, and informative. Keep it up!
Great video, definitely going to visit Baja California
Baha California Surrrr! Maybe we'll see you there! 🤟🏾😁
There’s the map 😉 glad I stayed around ☺️👏🏽
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Thank you for sharing this important topic(retirement), as I'm looking to retire in the near future ♥️........
Our pleasure! Thanks for watching!
Does your cost of living include rent?? If so I disagree with your cost of living for many of the locations you listed. For example, there are some low-cost housing in the Lake Chapala area, but very few, and they are usually snapped up in a hurry. Yes, Real Estate taxes are low but the cost to buy in the Lake Chapala area is very high, even for none major cities in the USA. Also, modern rentals in all coastal areas would ruin your cost of living figures. But I agree with all of the figures if rent is not included. I do love the informative style of this episode and the presentation style. Well done.
Thanks for watching and yes, the costs include rental costs. We went to Lake Chapala viewed a newly built home and went through their rentals and our costs are in line with what we saw.... Paying gringo prices are always an option but shopping around helps. Real estate in Lake Chapala is in high demand so yes its on the high side but I didn't find it to be unreasonablei. We saw a nice new build with lake views in a great location for 220K (ua-cam.com/video/kt2V7HGscmE/v-deo.html) which I think is pretty reasonable. Thanks for watching once again!
Thanks for always sharing great content
Thnx for being there to support!
You are such a cute couple. I love your videos… particularly this video. I’m retiring soon and plan to live in Mexico. This video is just the info I need. Thanks.
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From my personal experience: Prices are on the rise, unless you’re willing to live far out from the city!
So glad to find you guys. Great channel.
Thank you!!!
You missed out Campeche, Puerto Vallarta, Puerto Escondido, Querétaro, Monterrey , Guadalajara, Puerto Morelos
We listed quite a few of those in other videos.
MERIDA!!! Is the best
Pátzcuaro. Morelia.
Move to a place with weather you like and is affordable
How about Ensenada? We met a Mexican engineer who wants to retire there.
It's in Baja and we've heard of it but don't have any 1st hand knowledge.....but it looks like we need to check it out! Cost of living is $700/ month and it's a port city......all good signs.
Thank you for wonderful video👏👌
😊 Thanks for watching!
And for the record also to all of you from the US or Canada and don't speak Spanish........................don't forget your best friend and that is your IPHONE OR SMART PHONE and have it loaded with that translatior app, so you can have that to help you to order your tacos and cervezas and ok everything......................it's so easy. Just watch how those people do it who are on that show 90 day fiance. They keep using that translatior all the time it's so easy. Many expats move to ok where the rest of the expats are because they don't speak Spanish so move where the natives are and use your phone..............very simple.
One of our go to tools is that translator app.
@@TheYarbros Now we are talking. I'm surpried that not more foreigners are using that app. You for sure feel more free to use the right tools. 🗽
Muchas Bendiciones para ustedes dos.
Gracias!
Very informative thanks! Especially the cost of rentals. Have you been to La Paz yet? Looking forward to the next destination. 👍😊
We haven't been yet but we're headed there soon.
A big thank you
Thank you!
You 2 are Adorrrrable!!
Thank you!
Puerto Morelos is between Cancun and Playa Del Carmen so you can get beach living for far less than either “featured” expensive named cities.
Thanks
Thanks
Cabo looks amazing. Would love to see you guys visit there and show us around. It sounds like its worth the $$
We're going and God willing we're gonna find a way to do it for cheap! 😉
@@TheYarbros I know thats right!! Where there's a will there's a way😉
great video... thank you for making this. I am looking at Oaxaca ☺
Great list guys!
Love your channel keep it going!
Thanks!
I would like to know more about the housing and amenities in Durango. I have been a University educator and would love to live in a university town. Thanks
Thanks for sharing!
Thank you for watching!
Always GREAT VIDEOS!
Thanks for being there and tuning in! We need and appreciate all of that!
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Very informative. Thanks
Our pleasure....mich more coming about retirement destinations.
Awesome you two👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽. Makes me want to hit the road🥰
Wow... you felt that one! That is what's awesome!
Great info thank you so much I have a list to give my wife now so she can stop focusing on Cabo dang 😊
You mad me laugh w/ that one! 😄 🤣
Hi from Vancouver island 😁
Really enjoyed this video! Both of you are 'naturals' in front of a camera..good editing too..👍
Thank you! We are glad that you liked us and the video. Stay tuned in about a month we will be talking retirement from different affordable and desirable destinations such as Costa Rica, Panama, Ecuador, Peru....
@@TheYarbros thanks, I'll subscribe to keep up..😁👍
@@59simonh Well thank you for the sub!
Lake Chalapa is polluted though.
Right about now the world is polluted. There were kids playing in the lake on Ajijic's side when we were there. I'm from Detroit so my standard for lakes is different. I definitely wasn't impressed but everyone else really enjoyed it.
I’m an expat living in Mazatlán and liked your video with one exception. Cabo San Lucas shouldn’t be referred to a a safe place when it has an extremely high murder rate. Personally its my least favourite of the places on your list because it lacks the Mexican charm and feels like you are in the USA. When you do go, make sure you have a car and lots of money because you will need both.
You're list is great, maybe I coud change Mazatlan and add Puerto Vallarta, that is a very beautiful and popular place to be and live for expats.
This was a great list. 🧡🦋🌻
Thank you! 🤗
GOD BLESSED DURANGO WITH SOME BEEEAUUTYY...
Yes!
Thanks for this video. What are you including in “cost of living” expenses?
Rent, utilities, groceries and entertainment.
Love it