Would You Move to Puerto Vallarta? | Tips from American Expats!
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- Äas pĹidĂĄn 16. 07. 2024
- Discover the insider tips and advice for owning property in Puerto Vallarta, Mexico from American expats Ron and Andrea! From money-saving tips to their favorite restaurants, this video covers everything you need to know before investing in property in Mexico. Don't miss out on the opportunity to live the dream of owning property in Puerto Vallarta.
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đ Chapters:
0:00 - Introduction
0:47 - Where are you from?
1:27 - When did you move to Mexico?
1:55 - Why did you choose Puerto Vallarta?
2:26 - What do you enjoy most about Puerto Vallarta?
4:12 - What do you like to do in Puerto Vallarta?
5:11 - Do you enjoy living in a beach town?
5:38 - What do you do to stay fit?
6:35 - Do you speak Spanish? Do you need Spanish to live in PV?
7:07 - Do you feel welcome living in Mexico?
7:50 - How did you choose where to live in Puerto Vallarta?
8:40 - What is your favorite restaurant?
7:40 - Where do you shop for groceries?
10:25 - When and why did you decide to buy property in Puerto Vallarta?
12:14 - What kind of property did you buy? Are you happy with your choice?
13:25 - How do you get around Puerto Vallarta?
14:06 - Do you feel safe living in Mexico?
15:07 - How did you adapt to living in a different country?
16:26 - What do you recommend to others thinking about spending a lot of time in or moving to Mexico?
17:03 - Where else have you traveled in Mexico?
18:20 - Where do you shop in Puerto Vallarta? Can you find everything you need?
19:40 - Do you support any local charitable organizations in Puerto Vallarta?
20:25 - What is your experience with the health care system in Mexico?
22:20 - Any final thoughts or recommendations for viewers who are interested in doing what you did?
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The content provided in this video is for informational purposes only and should not be taken as investment advice. Investing involves risks, and it is important to conduct thorough research and seek professional guidance before making any investment decisions. The content presented here is based on the available information at the time of the video, and market conditions may have changed since then. The views and opinions expressed in this video are those of the speaker and do not necessarily reflect the official policies or positions of any organization. Always exercise caution and consider your individual financial goals and risk tolerance before making any investment choices.
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Thanks for the video
*Great video! I ⤠Vallarta. They gave a lot of Good information. They seem like a lot of fun too!*
This was such an interesting, informative and enjoyable video, it covered all the questions I had about moving to Puerto Vallarta, thanks for sharing :))
Glad you enjoyed it! :)
Listening to this it's kinda accurate
All except buying pre construction!!
They were lucky but it can go wrong
quickly !! People buy this way because the dollar signs are clouding people's eyes!! They were lucky but there's horror stories out there!!u it when I hear a place is amazingly safe then their first horror incident changes their tune !! Nowheres amazingly safe these days!!
What a handsome charming couple , love to meet them đđ
Hey Mark! Glad you enjoyed it.
What a great video sharing so much with us here on CZcams. Iâve been there about 6 times and have always loved it.
I just bought a Condo in Huatulco, Oaxaca and Love How you Can drink the tap water and how safe it is. A very well planned city.
No Cartels and Just feel so safe there.
Again Thank you for sharing all this information with us.
Blessings, Carlos âď¸đâ¤ď¸đâď¸
Thanks for sharing!
The summers are so hot and humid! How do you guys deal with it? Is Romantica crowded and noisy? Is the worsening situation with the cartels and migrants into the US discouraging people from moving to or staying in Mexico?
Yes, very hot and humid in the Summer here. If you've ever spent any time in the South Eastern region of the US, it's pretty similar to that. Regarding recent US news effects, I'm not aware of any impact so far
@@GaryShirkPV If it's like a sauna where do people go? Guadalajara? Queretaro? Cuenca Ecuador? For the news, it's getting pretty dark...so it could affect the life of expats and the flow of people to Mexico, the specter of fear and instability....
Do you know what the building is called that's currently under construction behind the Penninsula condos in Zona Hotelera? Thanks
I don't see this in our PV MLS. Next time I'm in that neighborhood I'll check. Or if any other viewers see this comment and know about it, please comment
This couple is sweet but the city itself doesnât look that appealing. Much more beautiful beach towns but as this couple said, theyâre not big beach people so it makes sense
FYI: American is a Continental identity, not a nationality.
We are 35 American countries in the American/s Continent/s.
Expat, is a none sense none factual label, and people from the US use it because they have given the term, immigrant, a negative connotation. But when living in Mexico and you called yourselves, expats, you are telling Mexicans that you are more special than Mexicans in their country.
Respect is due âď¸
Totally true!
So is there such thing like?:
A Venezuelan expat living in Chicago? Nope!!
But it's not correct:
A New Yorker immigrant living in Puerto Vallarta?
USA people have a long way to learn no only language but about the world itself
This talking point is silly. What do you call people from the U.S then? We know how people like yourself want to erase our identity