What she said about the $441 a month, that's good/reasonable for someone who lives in US or Europe but that's roughly how much a Mexican in Mexico makes in a month.

omg this depressed the shit out of me. im from México so everything thats "super cheap" for her is actually really expensive for me. Americans: count your blessings.

Why are people upset with this video? She's doing what she loves which is travel full time. This helps people who are trying to do the same thing as she is. If you make dollars online and spend in pesos it allows you to travel more. Compared to working 40hours a week in the US and have hardly anything left after paying expenses and working for someone. Why do people have to hate other people who are doing what they love. 😒

I guess the trick is having a job at an American company while living in Mexico.

life is different out there.. I got lost for 3months and didn't wanna come back and I'm soon happy that I'm leaving again this December. for the price of a shack here in the U.S that it gonna be paying for 30yrs you can live like a king, build your own , (mansion).. my family has some apartments that they rent for 65$ u.s dollars that's what I pay for my phone lol.. 20$ hair cuts try 2.50$ .. but I don't think it's only the cost of living that's good over there, it's the over all tranquility and peace, time slows down soo much you could wake up have breakfast peacefully. everything gets done at its time.. I do have to say there are no universal studios or things like that.. but your life isn't in a rush all the time like it is here in the U.S it's all work work work..it's amazing over there everyone knows each other they have full blown out party's on Mondays it's sooo chill I love it.. oh n people are approachable lay back easy to talk to.. I can't say enough about Mexico

Try working in Mexico to afford all those luxuries. It's always a bargain for visitors but not so good of a situation for people who actually live and work there.

Honey you say it's cheap, but try earning money in pesos 😭😭😭

Lol yeah of course it's cheap if you're not earning in pesos.

once you said WiFi and cleaning lady you got me. be there next year.

Conclusion: you can live like a king&Queen if you earn US dollar in a Third world country ❗️❗️

A friend of mine from Mexico told me about cheep living there but his description was a little different though she does admit these prices are towards the high end. My friend informs me that he and his brother rented a two bedroom apartment for US$250 a month and that included everything. The household grocery bill was US$20 a month for two people. He has immigrated here legally and became a U.S. citizen a year ago. But that was mostly so he could work here for the next twenty years. At that point he plans to return to Mexico and with his savings, buy a mansion which he says today would sell for About $40,000 for a nice 6000 square foot home, a few acres and a wall going around 3 sides. The fourth side would be the ocean. He tells me that his social security checks will be more than enough to live luxuriously in Mexico and have a housekeeper. I wonder how many other Americans are contemplating moving down there after retirement.

her eyes are so big and gorgeous

is cheap for YOU! but for mexicans is expensive. Some mexicans can hardly make 2,000 to 4,000 pesos a month. Some people can even make less than that.

I live 1 hour away from Guadalajara and with what you are paying there you can get a 3 bedroom 2 bathroom, kitchen, living room, laundry room, patio and pay everything from cable, WiFi, etc. You should try visiting. It's CD. Guzmán.

Screw this L.A living. Guadalajara here I come.

get a job in Mexico and then let's see if you can still afford that apartment.

I'm so ready to get out from under the over priced slavery for life America.

I love that you put the cost to make it more realistic most youtubers don't do that!

Holy shit, I should quit my job and move to Mexico

The relevance this video has today.

yea if you come from a developed country then yea its cheap as hell but to the people that work and live there is a different story

Really not trying to send any hate but this video is so unrealistic of what life is like in Mexico. Of course everything is going to seem cheaper because you are using U.S. dollars!

I know people who work in southern California but rent a beautiful home in northern Mexico for $500, they say it's about a 30 minute drive back and forth to work. I'm definitely considering it. They claim it's safe but I'm just a little skeptical. But it's definitely tempting, bc I'm currently paying $1500 for a 1 bedroom apartment in cali, and rent is continuing to climb In this area.

I love this comment section. I love that not only mexicans but foreigners love Mexico. It must be kind of cheap for you besides the beautiful experience of living abroad. Contribute something to the country to make it better. Anything, have a nice attitude. Be kind smile. You are in a certain way the representant of your country. So, with that said I hope you try to give the best of yourselfs, let s be better human beings

Guadalajara is nice. I do plan to live in Mexico when I retire.

Politics in America is making life a living hell. Just living to pay rent. I am going to explore Mexico. Thanks.

Something about this make me really sad. Probably the fact that tourist can live so comfortably while the locals don't :( Idk not blaming anyone obviously but like why can't the Mexican government get it's shit together and help it's people. I'm def biased because my parents are Mexican sooooo yeah. Anyway safe travels I'm enjoying the vlogs :)

Thank you for sharing your expenses in detail. It really helps knowing how much it would cost if we were to go down in Mexico and live there for a while.

say no more im packing up my stuff rn 😂

I live in Mexico, and am mexican. $8000 pesos is a lot! in my opinon. My aunt rented literally a mansion for $8000 in Nuevo Laredo. I think you're being ripped off cuz you're foreign. You can do better. :D

Good video! I love Guadalajara, have enjoyed living there, though I rented tiny studio apartment by the week. My rent was about $35 U.S. Per week. I always encourage people: if you're going to be in a Mexican city for at least a week, rent a small apartment with a kitchen. By having a kitchen it instantly connects you with the city and makes you more of a "local". That way, instead of just taking pictures of interesting food in the markets, you're actually buying some of the food and getting to know the vendors. There will be 30 people who sell tomatoes but you will find your favorite tomato vendor and develop a friendship and perhaps extended family. In Gdl, Mazatlan, and Mexico City I found that my comfortable monthly costs totaled $500 dollars per month, including going to the cinema 2 times a week. Costs tend to be cheaper if you can speak Spanish.

as someone who lives in Mexico, this is not cheap at all omfg. you are very lucky, it's beautiful

She has big beautiful eyes.

Guanajuato represent 💪🏼🇲🇽 stay safe out there

man we could live there for 5 years on a months freaking salary lol.

I'm Mexican, and live in the US and yes it is extremely cheap for the people who live in the US. That apartment would cost at least $1,200 here.

1st video ive seen from this lady, your not boring! I liked the hummingbird by the window. felt like i was there. ya found a new sub

Omg her eyes are amazing

Great video and thank you for encouraging my wife and myself to take it to the next level in life, to take the risk and commit to the adventure. I am 72 years old my wife is 65 years old and your videos are Inspiration for us to continue an adventurous lifestyle. We've traveled to 35 countries and by seeing how you take on the challenges has given us the courage to do things that we have not felt comfortable doing. The bottom line we are getting out of the comfort zone. What advice would you give us? You're doing it and thank you for what you're doing it is appreciated all.Jerry & Lori

I guess if I ever get sick of living poor in America I can take my savings and move to Mexico and live rich af for a few years lol

When I retire i'm moving to Mexico.

8000 pesos a month? You got ripped off. I paid 5500 pesos for a huge 2 bed room apartment, everything updated, utilities, air conditioning, internet, etc.

As a mexican myself, I can say that being able to spend heavy currency salaries in third world countries is the best, though it's sad to see that this is more on the expensive side for the average mexican citizen. I, personally, am able to have a decent living but at a very high cost considering the mexican salary. To make things worse, I live in the north of Mexico, where we have even lower taxes than the rest of the country and it's still rather expensive to have most things.

I love the apartment size and clean, flowing layout. I've been to Guadalajara a few times. Loved Lake Chapala and the restaurant there. Enjoyed Chapultepec, as well. Wonderful times while there! Be safe! Enjoy!!!

I guess this is a good video for people wanting to maybe timeshare or rent to visit in Mexico with their American money. The real question is how affordable it is once you've permanently moved and are working with your new income at your local job. Then things begin evening out big time I'm pretty sure.

This was so useful to watch!! I can't wait to travel :))

It's cheap in Mexico with $100 you can make it 2 weeks

Thank you so much for sharing, I'm actually going to think about a 2-3 mth hiatus. This was helpful and very informative for a short vid. I'm checking your page for more adventures and giving a thumbs up. Hope KZfaq is paying you.

Thanks for sharing, I'm a long term traveller too and considering Mexico as a destination for us to stay for a couple of months so this was very useful

My family lives right there. They own a ranch. I think its so beautiful. The city and moutains are amazing. Around 15 years ago my mom moved to a house near Nayarit and was renting it. It had 3 bedrooms and 1 bathroom. She would pay only 600pesos a month. It was soooo cheap!!! still the rent is cheap compare to L.A!

She is really financially responsible, and Guadalajara is way cheaper than Mexico City. But if someone is interested in Mexico City prices, given by a guy that eats out 2 times a day, takes Uber as transport, has a 500 ft apartment and is generally financially irresponsible but does not suffer from many restrictions: that'd be around 2,000 USD a month, ALL expenses included.

I love the fact that everything is included in the rent. Especially a housekeeper. Twice a week. I wish I could retire there

she heard trump was running for president so she decided to move.

Wow 400$ a month and everything included? I'm moving to Guadalajara

I love this woman's eyes with all due respect.

I had the absolute pleasure of living in Guadalajara for the past 7 months and I both fell in love with Mexico and the city itself. I fucking miss it....

If you work in Mexico and it is very expensive the average Mexican works 7 days a week por $500 pesos witch isn't enough to pay for everything they need

here in San Jose CA i pay $2000 USD every 4 weeks. i know is a ton of money but im lucky because im the happiest man on Earth and i have a happy family.😎😀

this is a perfect example of how being a foreigner is awesome in mexico, im not complaining, i'm just being honest, $8,000 pesos for a small apartment is a lot of money, it's the monthly income for a lot of people with a career degree.

Please don’t be a hater! It’s all about those amazing eyes!!

I thought you were going to say the hummingbirds come to your window to help you clean like Cinderella haha

lol the couch description was cute.

Super cool. And every word true. I live in Mexico and its fantastic. The cost of everything is cheap compared to US prices. And I love the fact that you pay one price for everything. Rent utilities cable internet. All included in your rent And its the coolest thing to walk around and check out all the street vendors. The food they sell is excellent. Be sure to let us know where you go next.

I have a couple of cousins who are working in that city as engineers. One of them was offered a transfer back to the USA, or to Sweden (since the company he works for is from there) but he has refused both offers. He says money goes a long way there and is able to travel freely. Then there's my friend from Mexico who works a regular, he transports documents of some kind, and he is always struggling to make ends meet. It just depends on how you make a living there, if you have a degree in Mexico it seems like it's a very comfortable option. Btw, awesome apartment. :)

WAAAAAAOOO now thats cheap!! Im in Panamá, something like that here will be around the ballpark of 850 dollars!!

Nice video. Maybe you could get a coffee-maker for your morning coffee and it will pro'ly be a lot cheaper than to spend a daily dollar on it.

im from guadalajara. its cheap here and loved ur appartment, not boring

Based off the comments I'm reading a lot of you are missing the point. She is a digital nomad. Compared to U.S pricing it is relatively cheap. Why that's so hard for y'all to understand, idk. But take advantage where the advantages are given. If your taken offense because you yourself are mexican, then move to America, get some usd, become financially free and then move back.

I miss Mexico 😭❤️ I am from GDL❤️❤️❤️

What a beautiful eyes 👀 girl!! I paid $2500 for apartment on Orange County

Loved it!!!! seeing you talk about my home country and EXACT place where I was born was so awesome 😁 thank you for doing that video!

Yeah I agree with most of the people here. Guadalajara is a very nice city. I lived there for about two years renting a studio for $2000 Mexican pesos which is about $200 dollars per month.

I love your video!! thanks for sharing your experience

it's really cheep, but the problem is that wages are also low. so a person working there wouldn't be able to afford it if they worked let's say at McDonalds. while a person that works at McDonald in the US could.

I'm 67 and just got my passport. I was born in Mexico and plan on visiting Manzanillo it's nice to know that its very affordable. Really just going for the weather. Chicago in the winter is no picnic.

When I was in medical school I only paid 45 a month for my apt...close to the school...included all utilities...everything was basically in one room except the bathroom....oh and I had to buy a "boiler", water heater...to heat up my water...since my "bolier" supplied hot water to my 2 neighbors too...so they were thrilled that I shared my hot water...so they gave me money to pay the gas bill. So it worked out freat and when I moved out, I left them the bolier...

not a bad little place there.... Especially.. for THAT price and what's included!

442$ seems kind of a lot in Mexico but from the European point of view its not so much

omg, I'm from Guadalajara, and yes, chapultepec is a really beautiful and safe zone in the city, but south zones are as safe as chapultepec and they're way more cheap cx a friend pays 2500 pesos per month (including wifi only) and the apartment is really big, but yeah, having that chances is amazing, hope you've enjoyed your visit in here :3

Mexico is not dramatic country most people are nice respectful hard working and kind I observe how people act they are owesome.

8000 pesos that's a lot! for a apartment for rent lol in mexico it doesn't matter if she is in the city! her apartment is simple! maybe cuz she is in the downtown! wow imagine for locals how difficult and expensive it is!

wow! Your eyes 😮 they're so big! 👀

I love your content, especially throw back videos like this! You’ve come a long way young lady congrats on all your success!

I’m from California. Anything under $2,000.00 American is cheap for rent. Anything under $4,000.00 a month to live on is cheap. I would feel like I was robbing someone to live so cheap. Good for you! Living so cheap and loving life.

Oh my god a cleaning lady $221 a month for rent. Omg. I want to move there. It's beautiful.

wow! what do you do for a living? my expenses in California go up to $3200/month.

I remember watching this video several years ago. It was just as fresh today! I wonder where you are now. Let me go check your videos...

I leave in California right now! But my parents are from Jalisco and I grow up there! 🙌🏼🙌🏼🙌🏼🙌🏼

$441 is still expensive especially in mexico watch out

Where are you originally from? i moved to Mexico city from Southern California and I really love it here.

The bright eyeliner above and below your eye pupils....Your eyes can explode anytime.

One of my very best friends is from Guadalajara, which is a high-tech center full of culture and good people.

So does she travel around the world? Any special work?

her eyes remind me of that nerdy kid back in elementary school everyone used to pick on.

I’m a second gen Mexican living in the United States and I want to live go live in Mexico to closer to all my family members this video helps a lot❤️

Thanks for the video and sharing! Enjoy your travels.

try Oaxaca, santiago tamazola in mexico during July lush green everywhere

yup rent is cheaper here in tijuana but come on guadalajara is much nicer.

Great blog ! You are very pretty and well spoken. Was planning on going to the Philippines for a year but now, I think Mexico looks better. I live in Las Vegas for the last 23 years and am ready for a change/adventure!

What a beautiful home you have! And it's incredibly economic!