Retire in Mexico, $29,000 New home Chapala Mexico

Chapala / Ajijic México

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Our personal story
My wife Lori and myself sold our home and our business in Hawaii and in 2006 we became homeless. Our goal was to travel around the world and "living the good life" are basic philosophy is
Fly First Class but PAY Coach Price "
We have enjoy our world tour of 37 countries in the last 25 years. In 2012 we returned back to the big Island of Hawaii and bought a small cottage. For 2 Years we using Hawaii as our home-base.

[ismaelmurillo]

I really appreciate your time, 🙏 Thank you for sharing.

[raymondknight]

Wow, I have never seen a video like this before, thank you for sharing all of this valuable information Jerry and Lori!!!

[dennishassler]

Thank you JERRY for these perspectives. The ideas could apply to anywhere in Mexico, of course, so nice to have these new perspectives and creative thinking. I like the way they build out of cement and rebar, so no need for house insurance - they say very few insure their homes given they cannot burn down. Of course, remodeling a cement home isn't easy, but it can be done.

[rightright]

My take:
1-these r the prices that we used to have back in the 60s in the US.
2-u can get a 5th generation family Maestro of Obra ( Stonemason with crew) for $5, five, a SF. One only has to buy all the material (get a legal kickback to yourself of 10%)
-some of my expats friends have asked Stonemasons to build cardboard boxes ala US, the Bricklayer will ask them “why?”
-what went wrong in the US building cardboard boxes for $250/sf?

[edmurchison]

A bit misleading. No perspective on how far out this is, how much all of the “extras” would add and no indication of land costs price range. Your method of scouting out property to purchase should only be done by someone very knowledgeable of the area and by someone fluent in Spanish. Even still, one would require professional assistance from a realtor and/or lawyer…that were well vetted.

[Kimmmer]

Love this perspective, since prices are soaring

[arenasolymar]

Some places in Mexico have USA communities where the people speak only English, but it's better if you learn Spanish, it's the same when Latin people move to USA need to learn English, the only thing IS Mexican people they always treat you with respect and love, when Mexican came to USA not all the people be nice with us, I heard when people SAYgo back to you country if you are Mexican 😞😩😫🤧 Mexican people NEVER say that when foreigners live in Mexico.❤❤❤❤

[donald]

If you build a small house is cheaper than a big house pay in pesos . Take your time buy cheaper land if you are creative it’s doable !

[MrSafetyForever]

Great unconventional way of acquiring property! Wishing you both the very Best in the New Year! Take Care

[hinthegroove]

I’m not buying a house in Mexico, I just love these two.

[catmom]

Jerry the people in that area don’t want what happened in Ajijic there, sky rocketing cost for housing and groceries. Also, getting to build for $20 some dollars a sq ft depends on if you can find a reputable builder that isn’t going to swindle you.

[BubbleGum-sc]

In MX, anyone can call themselves a realtor. Get a legitimate realtor and lawyer. For construction services, never pay in advance! Only pay as the project advances and the particular segment of the job is finished. Lots of scammers.

[RafaValens]

Yes indeed, Jerry! In fact, San Nicolas is the next upcoming developing area of the lakeside. It is the right time to do so. Hope to collaborate with you some day

[CZUNIGA]

Good luck. Enjoy your stay. Mexico Art and Culture ❤.. blessings as well

[LosBabyBoomers]

Yes, I’d prefer that too, your discovery of Chacala shocked me!!!!

[maryjoan]

Great advice however I suspect that you need a really reputable contractor and lawyer

[laurastewart]

If you could provide info on surrounding community, including how far are you from water recreation, & what business's are nearby, etc. Ty

[dennishassler]

Even in the middle of a popular resort town, you may occasionally see an abandoned building. I remember one in P.V. that puzzeled me.

[marcos]

Some of those houses are Bewitched careful !!

[MiguelJimenez-bk]

YOU 2 IN MEXICO HAVE SPEAK SPANISH USTEDES 2 IN MEXICO TIENEN QUE HABLAR ESPAÑOL