@@tanweerahmed6861 Im learning spanish. As long as you try, they will respect you. Very accomodating here.

@@artvandelay6419 do it..so much easier. Good luck!

@@saldebus Gracias Amigo......Best of Luck also!!

Very safe where I am.

I have already needed a hospital and the service was faster and better than Canada. I also got treatments here for my back that are ridiculously expensive in Canada and shunned. The moronic doctors in Canada suggested I get my spine fuzzed and here I got plasmacement therapy with simple, painless injections. Now im cured. Its a myth that Canada has even a good level of health care compared to other countries.

Yah, you nailed it Sherlock. Still wouldn't invite you.

Brampton?

How hot does it get in the summer and for how long?

Yes, I bought a local motorbike but it is in the shop. Now looking at an atv.

I will make another video about that..yes. thx!

@@saldebusGreat! Thank you!

What I mean is that it is not like mainland Mexico. There are good hospitals 45mins away in Cabo San Lucas. I lived in the Beaches in TO for 12 years.

Cool. That is 18 hours north of me.

You don't pay anything for me.

Are you talking about America or Canada because the place I live has less corruption and crime than both of those countries. I dont have to lock my truck or even roll up my windows anywhere I go. I have dropped my cellphone twice and someone brought it to me. I tried to offer them a cash reward and they said no.

The corruption and crime are serious problems. Crime is less a problem in the boonies but still a real problem. I live in San Diego and spend a lot of time in Mexico. I spent the weekend in Valle de Guadalupe a month ago. It was great. But murders happen often in nearby Ensenada. My friends who live in the city never leave their house unattended as things disappear when they do. But you can generally avoid serious trouble by just not getting involved in drugs. The corruption is a big problem. It's why the infrastructure is crap. It's also why I wouldn't invest money in land or a business there. Whoever has more money makes the rules.

@@tracyrreed Ensenada is 18 hours north of where I live. That's like saying Compton has high crime so I would never live in San Diego...or buy real estate in California.

@@saldebus So you're about 30 minutes north of Cabo San Lucas which has about 300 murders per year. 😂 That's a short drive for a murderous narco. But that alone wouldn't prevent me from living there. I know it's generally possible to avoid trouble if you have nothing to do with the drug trade. The petty crime and crimes of desperation concern me a little though. I have friends who live on a ranch in La Candelaria, not far from you and enjoyed visiting them. Hot AF in the summer though!😂

@@tracyrreed an hour north and those murders are mostly gang members Cabo. Gringo murder rate in Cabo is way below San Diego. Baja murder rate is way below California and arounnd the murder rate in Idaho. Quite simply where I live is safer than where you live.

So why is California so expensive?

wow so edgy ​@@saldebus, its because california isnt a narco state where drug lords have any power

​@@saldebusHow is this comment relevant at all?

@@JamesThomas-kx5sjhere's how: California could easily be considered a "narco state"...and yet it is expensive to live there...thus making the above statement irrelevant. Baja is furtherest thing away from being a "narco state". It has the typical problems similar to a US State and less because there a less guns. If people want to continue to try to suggest that Baja has more crime they are completely ignorant of the reality here.

They obviously went about it in the wrong way and didnt engage the locals to help them figure it out properly. A lot of people try to cut corners here out of greed and it backfires on them. Ignorance of the customs here is not an excuse. Mexicans are super nice but if you try to take advantage they will get you. Thats also why I love it here. Become a part of the community and contribute to their well being or beware. Ha!

@@saldebus My friend who lost the villa in Chamela was a local. Had lawyers and everything. His family had owned that place for decades. This is the place: maps.app.goo.gl/HbMAiPmpzRgrwACAA I'm a pilot and last flew into the strip visible just north of the place to hang out for a few days back in 2005. We really miss that place. You can't tell me that every one of the people who lost their homes and land in Ensenada screwed up. Foreigners are prohibited from owning land within 65 miles of the US border or 35 miles of the coastline. You may try to own it via fideicomiso but it is complicated and risky. With the fideicomiso trust that you are the beneficiary of, the bank is the owner forever. It's a 50 year lease that needs to be renewed. Will your kids know how to do that? Dying doesn't make your land/property go directly to your kids/wife; they need to be added as a trustee and also have their papers in order at that moment. It's way complicated. Just the fact that a government official can be paid off and suddenly your land is no longer your land would keep me away.

It's that way on purpose. If Mexico ever established rule of law, they'd be flooded with immigrants.

@@saldebus Or Mexico is corrupt and lawless and you're unwilling to admit that.

Squatting is a big problem in California where it can take a year or more in court to remove someone from a property. With the homeless situation the courts have become even more liberal towards squatting.

Living in Sweden, I'd rather travel to get the snow for a week or two rather than travel to find sun for a week or two. The kids are now grown up, I'm out of here. And Mexico does sound slightly less violent and gang-riddled than the outskirts of Stockholm

Come out to North Eastern Arizona off grid is about $700 an acre build out an RV home base can travel from 5000 - 7000 feet high our winters are nothing like Canada we get snow but it melts off when the storm goes by sun is back out. Summer is hot but very dry air so evap cooling works great night cools down fast. Even when it's 105F out you won't even feel hot because it's so dry about 8% humidity. Political system is right wing but if you don't agree just stay off the topic. Local Sheriff mindset is let everyone do their thing they don't get in your business unless your a trouble maker. They don't over enforce speed laws like some rural southern states go 1 mph over they are searching everyone's cars looking for drugs or money. Speed limits are 60-75 you can go up to 10 over not busted.

That's outright theft.

Every young person in Canada should be, and parents should be gearing their children’s education towards skills required in other countries. It will take decades to fix this mess, if ever!

It depends on your lifestyle. I bought land with a business partner and i bought a camper for a total of $80k. I am offgrid and running solar for only me most of the time.

Exactly. Move where life is better for you.

No visa. No PR. Where i live they dont care about those things. They dont even care if you have a windshield on your car or a plate. If you drive here. They dont even stamp your passport.

That’s not the only way to get residency in Mexico.

​@saldebus Where exactly in Baja are you? My wife and l are sick of the situation in Canada. By the way, we speak Spanish, so that will help...

@@nimaakhtarkhavari8766 I am near Cerritos Beach and Todos Santos. I love it..it reminds me of Canada in the 80s...without the taxes and high interest rates. I was just a kid but the steak here brings me back to the good ole days.

I lived there then moved to Vancouver for better weather...didnt get much better just wetter.

I’m in Alberta and trust me, it’s every bit as bad; but, without half the basic rights and protections you have in Ontario! Fact.