It was so nice. Later on in the day it get super busy.

Thank you 😊

Thank you very much. 👍🏼😊.

Muchas gracias por tu comentario. Súper agradecido. 😊. Chapala es muy tranquilo pero en los fines de semana ya para el atardecer se llena de gente. Aveces tienen música en el malecón pero un ambiente suave. .

I don’t blame you, I would like a beach home as well. If I could get a home by the beach I would 😊

Bien Gracias a Dios. Y tu Octavio como has estado? Saludos

Thank you very much for your feedback it’s super important it let’s me know where I can improve😊😊😊

Hope the info helped.

I kind of wanted to see if you could give me a little bit more of information. If you don’t mind on opening my eyes a little bit more on what would I need to purchase a land there in Chapala? Do you have a realtor that I could trust?

The more information I could get the better for me that will help my journey a little bit more easier for me

@@uricastaneda2760 my family knows a realtor/notary which helps us with all the process. He specializes in the area, what people don’t know is that knowing the region matters, the laws can be a bit different in different counties. The process is not as difficult as in the US, however it can be stressful if you don’t know the language or wonder if you’re getting robbed. The notary public in Mexico is a layer, nothing like the US. That are in charge of processing all your paper work, paying the taxes and fees and placing it all in your name. The process cost from 3-5k depending on the cost of the property. Some people don’t know this, so they think they are being taken, but it’s a normal expense when buying and transferring the property to your name. The way you can verify if a property is light, is by going g to the local (-ayuntamiento) city hall, asking for information about the property, they can provide the name of the owner , and if any taxes are owed.

@@yeshuaismyredeemer ok thanks for the help. do you think I could get the realtor information?

Hello Sue. Good question. I’m not sure if down town has issue like other small towns. I’m going to guess due to the business around that area that water is available most of the year. At my home they open the water only two times a week to conserve water due to leaks or just bad use it. That’s why most of us have cisterns to have water through out the week.

The title of your video suggests that you were going to compare and contrast the two areas but I guess you wanted the viewer to decide for themselves

@@joyannesloan8384 have you been to Ajijic?

Hello. Every year it’s been more and more expensive but think it’s due to the world economy and inflation. With that said, it’s not as cheap as what people think, but way cheaper than in the states. If I were to build my same home in 2024 , it would cost between 180-200k. I’ve spent about 130k so far. The price properties very by location , in my location they have gone up about three times what I paid for. I paid about 22k for my lot, now its hard to find one that is cheaper then 65-75k.

Hello Gene. Im a Christian and worship on Sunday’s as the church has done for many years after Pentecost.