Why We Sold Everything and Moved to Mexico

Cheyenne and Richard made the life-changing decision to move from Houston, Texas to their dream destination in Mexico—Puerto Vallarta. In this video, they share their well-thought-out journey, from the initial planning stages to selling everything they owned and settling in Mexico. Discover why they chose Puerto Vallarta, the careful steps they took to ensure a smooth transition, and how they successfully obtained their residency. Plus, hear about the changes they've experienced so far in their new life abroad. Whether you're dreaming of a similar move or just curious about life in Puerto Vallarta, this video has all the insights you need!

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[TatsMcGoats]

That's awesome. My family and I did that same thing when we left Houston for Mexico last year. Sold everything, brought only things that fit in our suitcases. Now we live in Puerto Vallarta!

[charlesquesnel]

I just moved here April 1st never been to Mexico in my life moved from Toronto Ontario Canada everything you're saying is happening up there lots of dense energy. No community

Moving down here has been the best decision of my life I realize how important the Sun is and community

Great video you guys

[Amitai-iwpx]

The food in Mexico is such a big difference. when i'm in Mexico i feel a lot healthier and i know it's the Food. The varieties of the fruits and vegetables are amazing, even the meat. I went to a ranch and we had grilled steak and chicken and man! there's just no comparison. i'm planning on moving there because i experience that i always feel better health wise. i love fruit and i love vegetables, i'm in heaven when i'm there . my wife and i are seriously looking into it. thank you for posting this video, it helps.

[Angie-Gymstone]

The food in Mexico is organic for the most part. Its not full of chemicals like we have in the States.

[SethyLyn]

We did the same thing 6 years ago....all of my siblings (9) said I was lying... My Mom was the only one that believed us... She said you always do what you say you are going to do... She's gone now but she knew we were safe and doing well.
My husband is Mexican born here.. I lived in Colorado..all my life.... I'm a permanent resident for a few years now... We lived in many states and we just settled in Durango Durango.. My hubby's home town... Best thing we ever did... Welcome. Thank you for sharing.❤

[imjazzyjazz]

I did the same thing, became a Dual Citizen 🇺🇲🇲🇽 & moved to Riviera Maya early this year, Bienevenidos, a Mexico!🪇

[nancypicchi]

This has been the best video I’ve watched about Mexico. I’’ve been following Mexico Videos for several years. You are an inspiration.

[queserasera]

You just popped up in my feed. I think you will be successful because you both have honest and caring personalities. So many YTubers are phony "influencers." Yuk! Hearing you describe your concern for your dogs was so genuine. Watching your everyday adventures will be fun. People continue watching YT videos because they enjoy the person/people making the video. Soap opera TV has been popular for years. You don't need to be running all over Mexico to keep your audience entertained; they will tune in to see how your day went. Best wishes and I subscribed! 😊

[Muzzleblast-]

I'm Hispanic and don't speak a lick of spanish. I never wanted to go to Mexico, have never been there and can say that from a lifetime of hearing nothing but bad things about Mexico, I would have been freaked out if either of my boys said they were moving to mexico. I have been watching videos for a year now about moving to Mexico. Now I really want to buy a place in Mexico and Abnb it till I could retire. It's my new dream! I would still be a little scared of certain parts of mexico, but I would still do it.

[Moni_type]

Congrats on your move. WE vacay in Bucerias every winter for 1 month and that is where my heart is. Great job Paul on the video

[doneaton]

Growing up in So. Cal. now living in Mt Hood, Oregon, we're headed to Ensenada in a few weeks for our first pre-move trip. Less heat & humidity and close to family and friends.

[mprice]

My stomach also felt better in Mexico. What is that? Do we have too many pesticides and/or preservatives in the US? I wish somebody would find the answer.

[paulshamblin]

Just had my gallbladder removed in Mexico. I've been a few times to different places. Love Mexico. Puerto Vallarta was my first trip. Love it. I'll definitely be back.

[HolliAnn-zj]

I am 55 and disabled with a 3rd level spinal fusion so I am on SSD. I and thinking about moving also I found a great apartment on a ranch in Mexicali. I love the food, people, quality of products. I research everything.. YouTube has been great .

[thethinkinghair]

Good luck to you guys! Enjoy Beautiful Mexico !!!

[LuisAndrade-vtpj]

I was born and raised in Mexico till I was 13 (31 now). I want to go back but the only thing stopping me is finding an employer that will offer me a remote position. I have dual citizenship with the US, so I can live and work in either country, I just need a consistent source of income (even though I already have some savings). I know how my quality of life would improve if I make the move.

[carlosbarron]

You guys have the right casual attitude you’ll definitely going to be fine ! Congratulations 🎈🍾🎊🎉

[jimdolen]

I really enjoyed your broadcast. Although our situation is different being retired and from Northern California (Napa Valley) and choosing Bucerias instead of PV our experience has echoed yours. I too have lost many pounds and find the food here to be a huge difference but not as much as the people. Not that where we came from had awful people, it's just that the people here are SO welcoming. We too try to do as much as we can to help support local businesses and craftsmen. We brought our two French Bulldogs down and have never had anybody question their paperwork etc. We also use the Vet at Petco near Costco as we have had such great success using Dr. Karen there. She has truly been like family too us when it comes to helping provide healthcare to our sidekicks. We wish you the very best and if you ever want to come to Bucerias would love to meet you!

[leonardtownpl]

You know the Holy Ghost been talking to me for a while about going to Mexico and it looks like a good deal

[annelornson]

I’m looking into moving to Mexico! US has became to divisive. Glad I found this channel! 😊