I would like you to send me more information about living and vacations there or how much to live there ? When I have my family and own air plane.

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Living in Mexico can take off many of the stresses for sure. It's definitely worth checking out to see if you like the vibe.

I agree with you. I just did a medical test and I had to pay the hospital, the anesthesiologist and the specialist...yet my insurance is very high...

Spend a hurricane season and summer in Quintana Roo before deciding to live there. You might enjoy the highlands or the pacific side more.

@@prime8nate Totally, I just went through 2 hurricanes and 2 tropical storms and that was scary. But I still want to move to Akumal one day.

Pdc is s touristy i was bored after 3 months. There is no mexican culture in Quintana Roo. It is famous for tourists not much else.

I have been there a couple times, and took the ferry as well over to Cozumel, but I would prefer Puerto Vallarta or Merida to live and Playa to visit, since it is so touristy & basically a one street town. Just my opinion.

@@HamiltonRb well, that sounds like a pretty good plan as well!

@@HamiltonRb My goodness! A "One Street Town"? Sure, 5 Ave is big but 10th and 15th street are also awesome and would be great to visit on their own not to mention the 40 some Calle (Streets). So many of the best restaurants can be found outside of the very touristy 5th street. I have been there some 6 times and have spent several months in the town and always find something new each day as I roam the streets. Get off 5th. Speaking of restaurants, I have found Thai, Chinese, Japanese, Lebanese, Italian, French, German, US, Mexican, Myan, Vegan, Vegetarian, Stake Houses, Bars, pizza, and many more. English is usually spoken by someone in each. Activities abound all around the town. It is a great take-off spot for many parks and activities. Everything from the enormous Xcaret, Xplore down to a simple cenote or beach swim. Although the beaches have suffered recently from the tide of sargasso grass, on good days they are beautiful, something that Marida certainly does not have. I have also had a great time in Puerto Vallarta but most beaches there are rocky and the water is cold. Old town Puerto Vallarta is fun but can not compare to the density of shops, restaurants, B and Bs, and small hotels found in Playa. I also do my major dental work in Playa. A room, flight and the dental costs for an implant also cost me less than half in Playa compared to here in the US.

Bill White I live half the year in Puerto Vallarta but have visited Playa, which I like also. PV has a much more spread out variety of restaurants, shopping and activities which makes it more livable for me

@@HamiltonRb Yes, I would agree that PV has a lot to offer and it is more spread out. I especially loved the Sierra Madre mountains. I must say that because of the density in Playa, I feel a bit safer walking around on 5th, 10th and 15th Av than walking at night in the PV old town area, with the exception of the beautiful Malecon.

Noo.. cannabis will be only approved for medical purpose, not for recreational use!!

@@miguelcasas9682 ...2022 Will be aproved.

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Tulum is beautiful but not as developed like Playa del Carmen

Iv'e seen places way cheaper than what she stated, like 1 bedroom apartments easily in the 300 dollar range, but on the beach of course it's a bit more pricey..

That's awesome! Best of luck in your search for a new home there.

Thanks

Totally agree!

20 years is too long!lol

@@truthseeker6338 It’s not my rules it’s math

it's definitely worth checking out!

Im selling my home in Trinidad and moving there.

thank you so much :) Susana is awesome.

There are many other towns in Mexico that are less touristy, even in the Playa del Carmen area if you go further out of town it quickly becomes less touristy.

Hi, I'm from playa del carmen. tap watter isn't consumable here. In order to have consumable water we buy bottled water from a water delivery service.

it depends on the amenities, gated, pool etc. cheaper than USA but it does vary from what I saw last month while traveling there

Pack your bag and get ready for some sunshine and great food!

Thank you very much!!

Humidity is the best for achy bones, dry skin and hair etc..I literally feel my most healthiest in humid weather.

You should get an Airbnb for a moth and just be there and decide out of your one experience. It’s my plan, I lived my whole life in California and we don’t go to some areas here like Compton but after I went you’ll see it’s not what you think after all!

I live in San Diego and I'm 50 yrs old, I'm so ready to leave the states, hopefully by the end of the year, just do it!

i don't have specific info on those cities but if you want basic information on buying real estate in mexico and healthcare - you can join our free webinar that we will be hosting at the beginning of June...modern-aging.ck.page/70fed0876c if you want to sign up. as far as those cities, as we get requests we can do deeper dives into those cities. thanks!!

Mexico is a whole world in food, there are many restaurant who serve different kind of food from mexican, Italian or american, but why do you want to go to the banket to eat french fries? Weird...

@@alevi9340 How about a quebec restaurent :) www.lostabernacos.com/index.php?page=menu

I don't think so, there is one nearby in Puerto Aventuras and another in Cancun that I know for sure

You can Definitely tell a real estate sales person is being interviewed here..

in some Mexican states it can be paid annually and you get a discount for doing so.

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Tons of black expats!! but get over the race hang ups and issues! If you're black, please don't bring that oppressed, victimized mindset to Mexico! Nobody cares about your pigment, hair or features, it's your personality and character that is important!👍😊

Read the TITLE OF THE VIDEO. It’s all about RETIRING there. 🙄

mexican public education is a joke, doubt they have private schools there but they are Jesuit ran schools and super expensive for the elite and catholic as well

contact Susana - she can put you in touch with someone reliable mx.investmentpropertiesmexico.com/en/our-team/susana-macdonald

Who wouldn't rob the gringos at night, especially with all the tourist!

@@lisagrl89m.67 I have been to 99 countries and live in Cancun or Playa del Carmen during the winter now and never been to robbed.I live in the poorest local part because it's safer.They presume you must be poor because you don't live where the other gringos don't go

you can find her information here - blog.investmentpropertiesmexico.com/lifestyle/author/susana-macdonald

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you can reach her here - mx.investmentpropertiesmexico.com/en/our-team/susana-macdonald do you have a time code for when she says it? Then perhaps i can help you better. Thank you!

Alex Bunyan Many thanks. Happy New Year.

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It depends on so many different factors that it would be difficult to provide an estimate...but if you want to get in touch with an insurance broker, I'm sure there are plenty around who can give you a solid estimate.

About $50 per month for a retiree on the Mexico national health plan (IMSS).

yes it is definitely an option and much more affordable.

Can you explain more in detail regards to your comments?

I have friends who live there, it's just fine! Nothing is perfect, but still a good livable option.