Unbelievable: Retire on the Beach $595/Mo: Live in Mexico on the Low-Low 

if u believe that, u deserve what u get

Hello, is there any land close to the beach like the video for sale?

But they don't get the free stuff. Shucks.

amen

​@arielsea9087 with the good Mexican price who needs the free stuff?

@@nomorebs6025 Exactly

This isn't good for the Mexicans as it makes the rents go up for them.

My kinda spot :)

Were is this

Why did you leave?

this is beautiful ❤

Sure

Yes.

Exactamente :)

jejeje ... decisions decisions decisions

Amen

I knew u would like this

Same! We're visiting in June and moving in October! 🎉

I’m jealous!!!! Keep us all posted on your move!

thanks for watching

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Absolutely. All over the world (outside of the US). A condo like this in Florida would easily go for $3000+ per month plus association fees

yeh, me too. I'm leaving very soon:)

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I appreciate it!

Our pleasure!

That is so kind of you. I appreciate that. Thank you mucho!

Siii

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You are too kind. I appreciate it. Gonna grab some fresh shrimp and fish tacos with it. Thank u

Great advice

Shut up. Literally every person says this

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thank u

jejeje

Closer to the US in case u need to get back without losing all the money you saved on airline tickets back to US ... Mexico is awesome

About 30 minutes

I like it

awesome

Would you give examples on the cost of food in US dollars $?

@qianaclayton4156 that depends on what level you want to eat at. Or of you go to super market or the specialty ships. They have meat & produce and fruit and vegetables shops it's great! I use to get 3 beef tacos & Mexican coke for $4 . 3 40 Oz beers with the return bottles and 10 pack of cigarettes was $5-7 dollars. Hair cut $8 2 bedroom furnished with AC 5 minutes to beach $300 Single person can live large on $1,000,-1,500

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I wouldn't call it a ghost town. Cruise lines still come through and they're pretty busy and packed on the weekends especially (and on days when the cruise ships pull into port)

@@MoveAbroadandThrive Yes,it's not a regular port stop like Cozumel and Costa Maya...even the port of Cancun has limited stops now..

It looked nice to me there was other people out. Cruise ships coming all the time would probably make the area too touristy and unaffordable. Like i love costa maya and Cozumel but I’m guessing it’s not affordable to live in any of those cruise ship towns and there’s probably no jobs available that don’t relate to the tourism industry. I think i would really need a good remote job to move there.

@@lexa_power Yes,i have no interest in going to The Yucatan anymore,it has gotten very expensive,have been going there for almost 50 years, every year,sometimes 3-4 times...did a lot of diving...Even Holbox now..

Wow

But flying home to see family is a real production. Terribly long flights.

Where exactly in Thailand?

It's waiting for you :)

Me too 😅.

Can you give me more info on how I can do this

Congratulations 😁😁😁

@that1chocolatechuc728 Unfortunately, you're a bit late 😢 we had to book our June neighborhood tour with him back in March

E-mail us: support@moveabroadandthrive.com

Chicxulub

No elevator.

@@MoveAbroadandThrive Ok. Great exercise I spose. Jajajajaja

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A bicycle would have u in the center in under 5-minutes (others ride atv)

thanks for watching

Let's do it :)

There are combis and the scooters with front seats . Having a bike is good. They have everything there, but even more in Progreso

Car would be nice. But a bicycle will get you all around that place without any issues. Be in the center of Chicxulub on a bike in under 5 minutes

Owner just told me transport vans/buses pass by condo every 5-10 minutes and take u to the center of Chicxulub (can also take to Progreso)

@@MoveAbroadandThrivehow much does the bus cost? Is it safe for women?

Varies on how much you consume. I've seen folks pay only about $50-$75 USD every 2 months, and I've seen others spend as much as $400 USD every 2 months.

Typically 5% each year

Come on down :)

Me too I have a golden retriever and he sleeps in the bed with me

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I understand. Like all other countries, they set guidelines to control the influx of people.

Busy season is over (snowbirds start leaving around March/April to return to their home countries). Most of the places on the beach are short-term rentals/AirBnBs. Folks will occupy them on the weekends until busy season returns.

Chicxulub Puerto (Outside of Merida, Yucatan)

@@MoveAbroadandThrive Thank you!

Thanks for watching

Yes. Very

Oh wow! Thanks for sharing.

One more I believe

@@MoveAbroadandThrive ok how much is the deposit ?

Not any more available

i'm still shocked at the price jejee.

Idk

There hasn't been a hurricane here since 2002.

One left I believe

15-20 minute walk to town center

Yes, plenty of people work remote and live here

Doesn't get hit often.

For $550 it’s not at all dated. That’s $2500 in my little Florida beach town. With mildewed furniture. Lol.

@@Mexicobeanpole Agreed. I saw others that was worse and they're charging $2000 USD 2 blocks up the street. I'll take the dated for $550 'Alex' jejeje ... I just care about and want the beach :)

Hurricanes are the least of your worries. You should be more worried about the crimes against Americans (kidnappings, robberies, and outright murder). Just two days ago, 1 American and 2 of his friends were shot in the head, execution style, just for their truck. It's been all over the news. Google "Surfers killed in Mexico". Attacks against Americans are COMMON in Mexico.

Girl bye....Americans will live in a closet in America paying 3500 but calling something dated to live in paradise.

jejeje

Agreed

Due to the heat, the streets come alive in the late evening

About 45 minutes

in a small town called Chicxulub -- next to Progreso, Yucatan (30-minutes outside of Merida (the 2nd safest city in all of North America)

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There are many young single folks and lots of young families moving here (not this town, but the big city outside of this town .. Look into Merida. Plenty of stuff to do. Now if you're into clubbing and having an extravagant nightlife, this probably ain't the town (Merida).

@@MoveAbroadandThrive thank you!

idk

Look into the city of Merida (it's the 2nd safest city in all of North America (Canada, Mexico and US). This town is about 25 minutes away from Merida. It's very very safe here. We've been here for 3-years with my daughters and wife. I would never put them in harms way. Very safe and they go about doing all the things they like. They're 15, 17 and 21 now

jejee

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Chicxulub, Yucatan (next to Progreso) ... 30 minutes from Merida

What do you mean?

Chicxulub, Yucatan, Mexico

You're welcome.

Definitely good enough for home use. Quite a few people live their and work out of their homes in that area.

There was an electric burner next to the sink covered up. But yes, for someone who loves to cook, this might not work. But, at the price point of the condo, may be worthwhile to buy a used stove out of pocket. You'll still come out on top at that price for the location.

All are gone now

@@MoveAbroadandThrive I'm waiting on my passport qnd finishing getting all my ducks in a row and ill be moving to MayaKoba, but would prefer the condos ur showing!!

@@vickieivey2376You’ll need a Visa Temporale or Permanente. Look at the website for the Mexican Consulate closest to your home. With only a passport, you’ll be able to tourist and only allowed to stay for 180 days maximum.

I think they're all gone.

Living in Mexico doesn't mean you lose your US citizenship (that's false). And, to live in Mexico full-time or part-time does NOT require you to have Mexican citizenship. You don't have to live in the US at to get your social security income (false again). In fact, Mexico is one of those places where you can have your SS income deposited directly into a Mexican bank account. Yes, jobs are few and far between for foreigners in Mexico, but the vast majority of US Citizens do not come to Mexico to work. There are over 1 million US Citizens living in Mexico part-time and full-time. Vast majority do NOT have Mexican citizenship. THe following statement is directly from the SS website: "If you are a U.S. citizen, you may receive your Social Security payments outside the U.S. as long as you are eligible for them." Here's a publication from the SS gov website: www.ssa.gov/pubs/EN-05-10137.pdf People have been living here for 5 and 7 years and have not stepped back on US soil and continue to receive their payments from SS ... It's important people get credible advice before listening to random people on the Internet.

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