$348k to $409k USD Mexico Home Tour - Lake Chapala Real Estate Property Tour

Real Estate property tour or 3 homes in Lake Chapala, Mexico. Price range: $348k to $409k USD.
My name is Amanda Turner and I am a Real Estate Agent in Ajijic, Jalisco, Mexico specializing in buying and selling properties in the Lake Chapala area; home to one of the largest concentrations of American and Canadian expats in the world. I am a permanent resident of Mexico, and I have lived in Ajijic for over 6 years.
I also own a coffee shop in Ajijic Centro, El Gato Feo Café + Roastery, where we roast organic, single-origin coffee beans from Nayarit, Mexico.
Estrellita’s is our Bed and Breakfast, next door to The Lake Chapala Society, one block from Lake Chapala (largest lake in Mexico), the town center and the main street of Colón. El Gato Feo Cafe is located within Estrellita's.
Both businesses just won Best of Lake Chapala for the second year in a row for Best Bed & Breakfast and Best Coffee!
TIMESTAMPS
0:00 Intro
2:20 Property 1 - $270k USD
7:30 Property 2 - $278k USD
14:14 Property 3 - $299k USD
MY LINKS
My website - browse Lake Chapala MLS, check out our B&B and our Cafe:
www.therealamandaturner.com
My Listings on the Lake Chapala MLS:
chapalamls.net/en/agents/aman...
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[@therealamandaturner]

My mistake: There is a separate street entrance that leads to a set of stairs in the front of the property that allows you to access the unit upstairs without going through the main residence.

[@vickilindsey4499]

On 2nd house, the views are great! Will that stunning area be used for new construction of residential or commercial?

[@therealamandaturner]

@@vickilindsey4499 most likely, no. It's been vacant for a very long time. I believe it may be Ejido land.

[@vickilindsey4499]

@@therealamandaturner thank you for the reply! I move to Mexico every week, but only in my dreams.

[@therealamandaturner]

@@vickilindsey4499 You're welcome! Hopefully soon in reality. :)

[@judyvenable7587]

Thank you for showcasing our home in Chapala Haciendas. We are actually only a 5 minute drive to Sorianos and 8 minute drive to Walmart. Lovely and quiet are yet convenient.

[@therealamandaturner]

Hi Judy, you're welcome! Yes, absolutely beautiful house!

[@emaffett]

Hola Amanda!
Excellent tour! Appreciated the home's detail and surrounding area's perspective and information.
Looking forward to your next Amanda-zing video!

[@therealamandaturner]

Thanks Ean! ❤

[@Renee60722]

Hey, Amanda! Nice lipstick. These houses are beautiful. Thank you for this great video - you are really good at this.

[@therealamandaturner]

Thank you Renee, glad you're here! 💋

[@JimerBober69]

Hi Amanda, You’re beautiful as Always. The lighting in back ground looks perfect. The one thing that kept bugging my eye is the black dot by the big water pitcher on your wall. My eye will not stop staring at it… it’s to your 😮left and to my right as I’m watching the video. lol 😵‍💫😵‍💫😵‍💫
The home tour was absolutely fabulous, thank you for for putting this tour together, you’re the best. Bob.

[@therealamandaturner]

Thank you! Glad you enjoyed the vid. :)

[@dianaford003]

Your videos get me so excited for moving! Just a few more months!!

[@therealamandaturner]

Yessss! See you soon!

[@rhondagraham6390]

Was great meeting you today! Nice home.

[@therealamandaturner]

You too!

[@wowyummyyy]

L I K E 👍🏿👍🏽 👍🏻👍🏽 👍🏿🤩😇 🤩😇🤩 💯💯💯💯💯

[@williamjohnson9815]

Yes, but it looks like the minimum requirements are about twice that of a Mexican medical doctor.

[@williamjohnson9815]

I understand that in order to get a temporary residency in Mexico, you have to earn approximately $50K ($85k if married) Isn't that going to severely hurt builders and real estate agents, and the price of housing. Please correct me if I am wrong. The information is sketchy. But I don't want to move where I am not wanted.

[@therealamandaturner]

I'm not sure, I'll look into it, but I do know the monetary requirements have increased. While I know it's not good news for expats, it's excellent news for Mexico. Mexico is on the up and up, allowing a lot more Mexicans to buy in vacation spots like Ajijic and Puerto Vallarta, so developers are still selling quite well. I don't think it's a matter of not being wanted, more so a matter of Mexico doing what's best for it's own country. We're definitely welcome to be here, just the requirements are moving with the economics of the country.