Cozy Rental Homes in Ajijic Mexico

Lake Chapala Mexico is one of the most popular areas to live and retire for expats from the United States and Canada. And Ajijic Mexico is by far the most popular town for expats in the Lake Chapala area.

The weather is about as close to paradise as you can get, and there are lots of activities to keep you busy. It's also about 30 minutes from the Guadalajara International Airport so you can easily fly back home or anywhere else in the world.

You'll find a variety of rental homes to fit most budgets and requirements. In this video, Inesa from Chapala Realtors was kind enough to show us 2 rental properties in Ajijic Mexico and one rental condo in San Juan Cosalá Mexico, which is located about 15 minutes west of Ajijic.

Inesa is primarily a real estate agent so she specializes in home buying and selling, but she can help you find a rental, too!

Here's a link to learn more about Insesa and to access her contact info:

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[bjm]

Great views across the lake, but if you are wondering what those big white things are at the base of the mountains: that is the famous Mexican Driscoll's berry farm and they are tents above the crop. I didn't have a chance to visit on my last trip, but bought a lot of berries at the local farmer's market in Ajijic.

[pmccready]

a bit behind the times here, but in Ajijic just up the hill from the Walmart is the 2nd best fish tacos I've ever had in Mexico - at Lake Taco beside the car wash.

[michaelsix]

these rentals look so much better than what I see in the US now

[CCyndrella]

Not for nothing, but those rents are high. The last one was beautiful and large though. I suppose for what you get, mountain views, all new living space, that rent is reasonable?
I pay $822 for a two bedroom two bath with everything included except cable and internet, in West Texas! I couldn't afford living in Mexico, or at least that town. They are charging expats high rents I think, but the views and spaces are beautiful and fully furnished.
Thank you for the video.

[adventureswithsteveandheather]

Great video! My wife and I are new subscribers and planning to move to Ajijic/Chapala area in the next five years for retirement. We were there last year and rented north of the road above Ajijic. Looking forward to watching your past future posts! Thanks again

[montealegre_rp]

I would make sure that any home/apt. in San Juan Cosalá is out of the path of land slides/mud slides. That place is notorious for them. Many homes have been washed away because of that.

[michaelsix]

such gorgeous views, clean, green, and quiet -- hard to find that in USA

[mrbutch]

Hey Dave and Mary from Philly! I'm from Philly too! Fly Eagles fly!

[jamesrenaud]

In Chile it's a "calefont" as well.

[jaliscoguanajuatotravelsan]

Thanks to both of you for sharing honestly as always. You’re a beautiful couple Your videos are informative and unbiased . And you both speak Spanish well. Gracias

[spikekavalench]

Thanks for sharing this information. Are these long term rentals only or can you rent for a month at a time?

[Anonymous-orru]

Oh my good lordy lordy! JP you, Sir, are PUNCHING.
Take very good care of her, appreciate her and treat her well at all costs.
You are one VERY lucky fella.

[simonh]

Great video! So informative...love Mexico..

[michaelsix]

thanks for this incrdible video, learned so much

[RC]

Definitely not more expensive than USA but when you say wildly popular, of course it’s going to be fairly pricey…

[pedrozatravel]

The lake Chapala area is nice, but the prices have jumped up a lot. The landlords know they are selling to expats and have priced accordingly. It is still cheaper than the USA, but I think you can get better in other places.

[msbeecee]

I'm interested in 1-bedroom places....in Ecuador. Possible to make a video for singles on a budget?!

[Mexicobeanpole]

The 3rd one was gorgeous. Just out of my budget. Lol.

[kenelliott]

You guys are funny ( in a good way )!!!

[Getlost]

Still pretty cheap but I guess it depends on where you live in US. Out here you can rent a room from someone for the prices of the homes on this video.