Glad you enjoy them! Thanks for taking the time to comment!

Yeah right, people get killed all the time and noone ever catches the murderers. Two years ago my uncle who was a taxi driver got in an argument with someone on a motorcycle, he told his wife about it. Then later in the day they called her wife and told her my uncle had been killed that people had seen a motorcycle ride up to his taxi and they shot him 8 times in the head thru his window. My ex wife is currently in mexico right now she had to go to her older sisters funeral cause someone shot her. A few years earlier someone had killed that ladies son too. Within the last five years two brothers a sister and a nephew of my ex wife have been murdered in guanajuato mexico.

When you live there and ingrain yourself into the neighborhood and the people you’ll realize how dangerous it can be,it’s not dangerous for tourist because not only they’re not there that long but tourist are in touristy areas as well as tourist for the most part are off limits not becuase you’re a tourist only but because you’re not there that long to offend anybody you shouldn’t be offending but you live there you’ll understand the importance of keep your head down and mind your business.

Lived there. Safety right? NOT.

@@raymondhernandez8535 you are absolutely right. Learned quickly to lay low when I moved there. Also don’t speak English if you are a local!

@@juniorpineda4151 Exactly.

Thanks so much for following along and subscribing! Hope you find the videos helpful :)

Thank you so much for your kind words. I'm so grateful to be able to share some of the world with you.

Happy to help where I can!

Thanks, Scottie! I always appreciate you taking the time to watch and comment! I'm glad you found the video about costs helpful! Hope you're staying safe and healthy too!

It's gone now but it has been pretty windy the last few days - I'm wearing a sweater right now! (ok and shorts haha). Either way it will be much warmer than up in the snow!

Thank you that’s very kind of you! Please feel free to reach out via email/Instagram if you have more question as you continue planning your move!

@@laura-bronner I definitely will! Thank you so much. I am currently learning Spanish via a mobile app. Hopefully, by the time I get to Mexico, I'd be able to have basic communication abilities.

NARCOS ARE FRIENDLY TOO, AND THEY WILL WELCOME YOU.

Thanks so much for your comment, I'm glad you found the video informative! Hopefully you can return to Mexico safely again soon!

BUT PLEASE BEWARE OF NARCOS, OUTSIDERS ARE NOT WELLCOME.

Thank you, glad you are enjoying them!

Glad you found it helpful!

Thanks! Yes, there is a ferry from Los Mochis or Mazatlan (although I'm not sure which one or if both are car ferries) that they can take over to the peninsula. :) Thanks for passing along my channel to others, I really appreciate it!

VISIT EUROPE IS BETTER.

Wish you long life and excellent health :)

I love to see Mexico. Is it safe in general where you live ?

@@angelnorwind6813 Absolutely. If you possess the average attitude of Gringos, you probably wouldn't like it. If you realize Americans are no better than any other people, you'll love it.

I live across the border.. been here 4 years now..but now with us Americans moving down the rents are starting to go up.

@@patrickvanmeter2922 God recognizes no race or color of man....Americans, I do think, have an issue with most other people....but they do work hard. Life in America is getting to be "no better than anywhere else...just 3xs as expensive".

Thanks! Glad you found it helpful :)

And my brother is the only in my family to find residence in Baja California (Cabo San Lucas & Los Cabos).

Life’s too short!

Thank you so much for taking the time to leave such a lovely comment. It makes me so happy that I could help in some way! I hope the videos continue to help - I'm so appreciative of your support and kindness (and thanks for saying I look young! haha)

@@laura-bronner When women glow it sometimes means they are pregnant or fertile IE looking for a mate.

@@MHdollrevievs This reeks of middle-aged, divorsed conservative dad.

There will be a lot more exploring of the surrounding beach towns in a few weeks when we rent a car :)

@@laura-bronner Nice, I am thinking of leaving the USA and this channel is just right since I love beach cities. Good luck and enjoy your adventures!

@Carlos Hernández Ok I am a little out of date atm... but still you get my point.

It does have a lovely climate, I like how dry it is compared to other more tropical beach areas.

I've never lived on the East Coast although I wouldn't rule it out. Hopefully in the future I can make a good comparative video for you on that!

Thanks so much!

Thanks for subscribing and following along! I have been thinking about doing a live tour, I'm just a little worried about the cell connection dropping out because it can be hit or miss out here- but I would definitely love to do one!

Hi. I am just seeing this. I been looking at a lot of u tube mexico living to get an idea of, as I'm on the lower rental desire, yet checking around lots of choices...especially if you are choosing to rent for 6 months or a year. Fresh fruits n veggies, yes at different farmers markets...wanting to nit be in a center of a big city but on the edge where i can be seen as in selling, or creating or working from home. I will work locally if needed. Lots of little questions to ask about water pressure, internet, trash pick up, noise of neighborhood, how far from beach, passport and claiming on temporary residency when that is allowed and prof of income or money if needed...I have friends living in Buscaries near the beach so I get their point of view. I am vegan, vegetarian in choice so it's good to get an idea of what's close in choices for markets...how to participate in sakes at farmers markets...I also signed up with a man named Jerry Brown who has channel: Jerry Brown Travels for 1 hour consultation as he lives in mexico with his wife and they interview a lot of people...u may even know the utuber Larrisa [ larissa in mexico. She was from Canada] I understand I, you could look at face book: expats in mexico. Some places seem to be getting way overpriced and that's if non Mexicans buy up land n properties...still there will be deals. I am wanting to spend 400 to 600 for a Casita or 2 bedroom heat accepts pets. Mexico would be my new home to launch myself. Getting into metaphysical accessory sales lije crystals n cards, sell n make art or my art on clothing, and wrap crystals as pendants etc, to wear...I am just starting to teach myself Spanish and stating open for this ..good wishes in your adventures

Cool! I didn't know that.

Hehe I hear a dozen different hotels make that claim 😂

ITALY MILLION TIMES BETTER

@@annazfker2028 ? so far

😂😂😂 Jordan!!! You coming to Mexico?!

@@laura-bronner we've been living on an off in Tulum! Id reach out to you on FB but I deleted it haha. Are you able to DM me? Or are you on telegram or signal? Would be good for a catch-up!!! So random you came up on my youtube though, so good to see you happy and continuing to travel :)

Mazatlan is a great spot and I’m sure there are some seriously stunning beaches along the way!

Mary L. Sounds nice, how do you get there from Los Angeles?

@@rosegarden0988 If you Google San Felipe, Puertocitos is 50 miles south. Very small town. Not sure if it has any accomadations or even a restaurant. My sis is down there now but she has a house she lives in there. :)

@@marylightfoot4817 Puertecitos is such a cute lovely little tiny town 💕 I visited that place in the summer of 2019 💝 Can’t wait to go back 😍 Blessings from the Bay Area 💜

Love that area. Going through there next week on the way to Bahía Gonzaga...

Thanks so much! We haven't been to Los Barriles yet, but it's on our list while we're over here!

Looks like the ilegal migration will begin from the north to the south soon

Mexico would be your best choice.

@@alalesc3796 I'm in Thailand. Better food, security and women than anywhere. hahaha

@@user-ew2xb1tj6y Already has begun.

Long-term I would too. It's nice to be here for a little while, but I think long-term I would either get tired of only being able to go a bicycle-distance away or I'd end up needing to buy a car (which at this point in time I really don't want to do).

We don’t have a car, but if you’re going to spend time exploring this area of the peninsula I think that would be your best option. Best place for month to month rentals in my experience has been Facebook marketplace and Facebook groups that are specific to the place you’re looking to live (like todos Santos newsfeed or expats in la Paz). I’ve found a few gems through craigslist and then I’ve also had some luck by contacting local property managers. Airbnb is always a last resort if you can find anything.

@@laura-bronner Thank you for your time. :)

@@laura-bronner Ooops.. one other thing, do you have perm residency, or just FMM tourist visa?