Retired Lo de Marcos Nayarit Mexico $600 living expense
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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.
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I agree it's shameful after working hard all your life!
I don’t see why, He looks very happy to me, He is free and not running the rat race!
In the Us they plan on getting it all back no matter how much you save, you work 40+ years and if you take Social security at 62 they say you are "retiring early" and they penalize you, in an attempt to keep you working!!! The cost of assisted living or in home nursing help is not sustainable in the USA
Please don't cut him off when editing. It's ok if the interviews go a little longer as long as it's interesting. Thanks
Agreed
Totally agree!!
Agree. Don’t cut off
Lo de Marcos is a real Paradise and Memo is very appreciated there. Thanks Memo for making town even better. Best Regards.
Thank you for those kind words. We will be having another video where I'll be showing my house and we'll talk about land and building my new home
I am 29 years old not retired. But have assets. I live with my wife and son in a 2 bedroom 2 bathroom house in a gated community rent is 175 dollars a month outside of Merida Mexico about 15 mins. We live good here. We don't eat out all the time and we use taxis and Idriver app for transportation. My total cost here is about 650 a month with everything. I love mexico I love the slow way of life.
Michael thank you for the comment Lorraine I appreciate it very much
@@JerryBrownTravels Your welcome just trying to help with info and cost of Mexico. Because I think you have a great channel for people that want to retire here. And BTW I have seen rent houses here for even cheaper then mine.
Micheal where were you from originally? How long have you lived in Mexico? My husband abs I want to do this. We have 1.3 million. Could we retire on that in Mexico? How can we rent a place where you are?
@@randyparton5451I am originally from Arkansas. I have been living here for about 4 months but I have been coming to Mexico for years. I have been all over Mexico. But where I am its very tropical. And if you have 1.3 million you will have no problem here just pick a safe area. And don't show off your money. Have a great day.
@@randyparton5451 First I would get an Airbnb for about month and when you get here. Hire a realtor to show you rental houses but to be honest with 1.3 million I would just a buy a house here. You don't have to be a citizen. And just hire a lawyer that speaks English. To help you with the process.
Outstanding work Jerry and Lori - following up on Memo, because I very clearly remember Memo's last interview and this is very informative. It's TRUE in Mexico the people are wonderful and they do very well with the resources they have - often, it's uplifting to live with regular people - the locals - and to be connected like Memo most surely is!!!!
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I agree. Jerry’s the best
Just don't invite/tell/bring Karens around if wanna keep the place idyllic and unspoiled specially unspoiled with a spoiled Karen
Thanks!
I wouldn't bring a Karen, but I'll bring my dogs - they'll love it there. I have stopped in Lo De Marcos in route to PV. Given our dogs, the hotel wanted too much in Lo de Marcos, so I went to P.V. and found better accommodations for less through friends. Being summer residents, we know the summer rates are cheaper - the rate was higher as they thought we'd bite..
My mom's now on-board with moving to Mexico with me in the next 10 years and I've had her watch these videos. She's on a fixed 800 a month social security and was wondering how it would work
This may help your mother.
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I recently watch another CZcams channel which is called Tangerine travels his video is called Mexico shot itself in the foot ,and the gentleman said that you can no longer move to Mexico with $1,000 a month the income requirements have changed it is now 2400 to-2700 that is for temporary residency for permanent residency is 4500 to 4700 and you must show that you have had this amount in your bank account for the last six to 12 months.
@@JerryBrownTravels I'm so disappointed to find out that you can no longer move to Mexico with $1,000 income per month, the incime requirements have changed. Temporary requirement is 2400 to 2700 and permanent residency is 4500 to 4700 and you must show that you have had this amount in your bank account for at least 6 to 12 months, I found this out on another CZcams channel called Tangerine Travels and the video is called - Mexico just shot itself in the foot. I don't know why people that have CZcams channels , that are promoting to move to Mexico and how you can find cheap rent and the low cost of living is so great ,which I'm sure that it is, however no one mentions about the income requirements! I was getting so excited when I first started researching this and I will only have $1,600 a month when I retire, but if you don't know what the requirements are to live there , it doesn't do any good to get your hopes up and further your research if you don't make the income requirements . People really need to have honest information up front. I am sure that alot of CZcamsrs are promoting to move to Mexico, so they can get more subscribers so they can make money. I informed another CZcamsr Larissa Sokla and she deleted my message.
You may want to check into the income requirements, things have changed in Mexico, you must have, a monthly income of 2400 to 2700 that is for temporary stay, for permanent residency you must have 4500 to 4700 of income each month. And you have to show your bank account that you have this amount in your account for at least 6 to 12 months, I was so disappointed when I found this out. I got this information from another CZcams channel called Tangerine Travels and the video is called -Mexico just shot itself in the foot.
10 years? Cost of living won't be the same and the 🇺🇸 $ will lose value. I hope I'm wrong.
He used to live on US$300 a month...things have gone up...but still good down there!
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@Evral Tatum-Mcfield 11 hundred.
Scary part is that it has doubled in 13 years. He said it has jumped the most in the last 5 years.
Thanks for this follow up video. I would like to hear more about his lifestyle and expenses there. Thanks
Noted!
Been there. Cheap but those towns are not looked after at all. Some look like they went through an earthquake and were never rebuilt.
Nayarite is known Cartel country as is almost all the Mexican coastline. Keep you head down and dont cause any waves and you will be fine.
@@kellyname5733 Why the coastline?
Awesome he is a wonderful person, he deserve it to be in Mexico he worked so hard
Thank you for the update... this man, Memo is fantastic! :)
No doubt!
He is right! If you pick a tourist city to live in Mexico, it gets really expensive. I live part time in a city on the central north part of Mexico and it’s way much cheaper. $5 a day going out to eat is true, of course it’s none of the fancy restaurants. It’s the local family food stands very natural healthy home made meals. Rent for a 3 bed house is about $300 a month plus $50 utilities a month
Thank you for taking your time to post this video comment Lori and I appreciate that very much.
Hola, this will be my 3rd year in secession to stay in PV . Starting in January. My objective is to move to the metro and north , along the coast. Preferably my interest is around Lo De Marcos . I appreciate a connection with William
Very informative! Gracias Jerry!
Sea part two we are going to show you Momo home and discuss cost of buying land and building a home
@@JerryBrownTravels Will definitely check it out! Thanks Jerry!
You can easily survive anywhere in mexico for 600 a month aslong you just go out more then 30min from a major city
Thanks
I agree “outside” being the keyword. People come to Ajijic and expect to fond cheap rent etc. Ajijic has perfect climate, great restaurants, shops, bilingual ease, all of that, like in any country, means a higher cost.
@@aracelik7222 Still less expensive than mot of the US>
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I pay 400 a month rent with wifi,cable electric and all utilities included in Monterrey Mexico, the wealthiest place in Latin America. It's a 300 SQ foot studio apartment in decent location.
Excellent I'm glad you found your pot of gold at the end of the rainbow here in Mexico.
Thanks Seth. How long have you been there?
Very interesting video, now you got my attention and also beginning to move there…thanks for being so informative!!!
Regards!!!!
Glad you enjoyed it!
Great video with awesome information... Thank you for sharing it
My pleasure!
My father-in-law lives there he owns bungalows Ostion Azul
I live in Los Ángeles, California and i have been many times in Nayarit. I really love all those areas to live for my retirement. Question, what do I need to move to Mexico for my retirement? If someone can answer my question please.
Thanks for sharing this great video, "just don't get in the way of my coffee" lol I want to retired one day somewhere like in Lo de Marcos
Please do!
Good video
Sayulita rocks. Did a day trip there. Super cool 70s surfer vibe to it.
We will be having a video featuring Sayulita in the next few weeks.
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It's always too crowded and no place to park - a bit of a zoo, but fine if you prefer crowds. It's not on my list of best places - nice to have some space around you.
@@dennishassler605 i took a bus and I didn't mind the crowds but ur right
Not just Americans. The same situation with Canadians.
The problem has become the financial solvency requirements to obtain legal residency in Mexico. How is he handling that? $2500 government pension OR $45,000 in the bank for the last 12 months! And, that's just for Temporal, permanent is quite a lot more. Most retired Yanks just don't have that much. I certainly don't have either of those but I have way more than enough to live easily in Mexico. Far more than this guy is spending. Am I missing something? You can't do the border-runs anymore and most of us can't meet the financial requirements. I'm looking at Ecuador but I'd much rather live in Mexico. Help!
45k is a nice car. If you can't match that with a small pension you are screwed anywhere you go
That's ridiculous! I have a very nice car I paid $14,000 for in 2006 and it's still a very nice car. $45,000 is a small fortune and the majority of retirees simply don't have it. I live in the US fine on much less than you suggest and Mexico is far cheaper. The financial requirements have become unreasonable. Period. But my point is, have I misunderstood something? I don't need your snarky comments about how only the rich should be allowed in Mexico! Or, apparently, anywhere, according to you.
Take a look at that video one more time I mention that he has a permanent visa,
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He looks better than the first time your interview him, he looks younger
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Great information....thanks
Glad it was helpful!
I wanted to hear more about the house he is building and the land and how far it's actually away from the main part of town. Looks like he got cut off.
That's a good idea I'll see if I can arrange that in the next few weeks.
@@JerryBrownTravels please do, it would have been more informative. I appreciate all your hard work in doing these videos.
Love to live like that ,at the moment my expenses are exactly 10 times more what he spends in South Africa 🇿🇦 although I have no mortgage to pay on anything
Thanks for sharing the social security money going to Mexico. I have always wondered. This guy seems like a great guy. Sure a nice video
He is an excellent friend to have.
@@JerryBrownTravels I live in Florida a beautiful blessing but at a older age it might not do. I'm researching the global market and I'm .Mexico, Central America and South America. In the future. Or not. Be safe and happy travels to everyone
Remember that most of those places are tourist places. Inland like he says you can live with $1000 dollars confortable. Small beautiful towns or cities you can pay $100 rent. I did it.
Your comment is 100% correct get away from the beaches, away from the Expat communities and move to the entry part of Mexico there are some beautiful small Pueblo magical's
I would say the same thing about my coffee ☕️ Lol.
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This may be off comment, but when I lived on PV I used to visit Lo de Marcos frequently 20-30 years ago with a friend named Lourdes who bought a small home there. Every night we went to visit Tacho and Adaleia who lived in a beach shack once owned by Peter O'Toole. Tacho's grandfather was the caretaker of the casita and as I understand it Tacho was given the house after his grandfather died. Does anyone know if they still live there, and if so perhaps how to contact them?
How many metal bars do you have on your doors and windows?
If you live like a local you can live for 600 dollars a month INCLUDING rent!!!!
I'm glad that you are exploring this area. Is it possible for you to check out RV parks in those same areas? I (and friends) are very interested in RVing down to that area for the winters, as snowbirds.
In the next few weeks I will be posting your request.
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If he spends $5 a day on food, that's $150 a month. His rent is $500 a month. His internet is $25 a month. His propane works out to $3 a month. His Netflix is $15 a month. We are now at around $700 a month. So, I'm not sure I understand the math
Look at that video one more time his housing expenses are in that $600 a month. He is updating people who want to move here and tells them they can expect to pay $500 a month for rent plus that $600 for living expenses coming to $1100 a month. We're trying to give people an updated cost. You have to remember he's been living here for over 13 years so he has found great deals they live in here. Can somebody come here and live on $600 a month he says no first of all you're gonna have $500 a month rent.
In Mexico, there's entire villages living on $3/day with a garden. It's probably just surviving, but gardens can produce all year long in a warm, sunny climate. Mango trees are HUGE and I've seen Indians eating Mangos for lunch - perhaps people are not as industrious in comfortable climates since it doesn't take a lot to live and enjoy life.
Simply put, Guillermo is William and Memo is Bill.
I have been visiting and living part time in Acapulco. I retired to Querétaro at 79. I do speak Spanish as a second language. USA is too deadly and expensive.
Any advice? Im planning on visiting next week for the 6months
Todd I would recommend you book an appointment with me to have a phone consultation if you go to any of my videos at the very end you'll see a pop up that will save book now that's how you can set up an appointment.
It's okay living on $600/mo.if you live somewhere you can actually afford to live on that. The key is shelter and diet - there's no doubt one can live well on that in Mexico. Of course, migrating to Mex. would likely require more income, but the weather is nice and no need to waste money on heating or A/C.
Dennis thank you for your comment Lori and I appreciate that very much
Thank you Gerry and Lori. I noticed one guy complaining on your presentation - he was wrong - you can migrate to Mexico in various ways - income is not the only item they evaluate.
Hi Jerry you should do a follow up with Allen
I talked to Alla the other day and he said he's off of busy but I'll call him and ask him again. This Friday we do have a follow up with Mom and we will show you his house and house he is building.
I was travelling in Oaxaca last year, and some of the prices there are very cheap. I suppose most foriegners want to live in areas with other foriegners, which actually drives up the prices. There are some beautiful towns in the mountians which are extremely cheap. I think in general the coastal regions are more expensive, so if I was trying to live or retire very cheap in mexico, I would definatly live more inland.
I totally agree!
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Even in Mexico to live on $600.00 USD a month is a little tight .I'm guessing he has other financial assets .He might have good savings,a wife/partner that also contributes to the relationship .If you move to Mexico buy a house all paid for and you only collect $600.00 USD per month you can make it ,you wouldn't have to pay rent.You can still make it in Mexico Off $600.00 USD per month even if yo have to pay rent ,but I would say that would be kind of tight .You would almost have to find a apartment /house that rents for $150.00 USD to $180.00 USD per month .Those rental prices are out there if you know where to look.
The guy must need no meds.
Thank you for making that comment Lori and I appreciate that very much.
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It's hard to find in a popular location - those low on the totem pole get pushed out. There's a lot of small towns away from the beach that would fit well on that budget though.
For $150- 250 a month, you would be "living like a Mexican". Not a darn thing wrong with that lifestyle but most Expats wont live like a native.
Yeah, but they get to live amongst more interesting people, foreign places, and enjoy foreign foods and views.
You can live comfortably for $1000 monthly in many small towns in Los Altos de Jalisco which most are 2 hours from Guadalajara. Towns Arandas, Tepatitlan, Lagos de Morenos, San Miguel de los Altos, San Juan de los Lagos to name a few. Average rent $250. Very sociable towns. The Plazas are great.
Thank you for that information I hope more people will look into those communities for their retirement because a lot of the Expat communities are getting so expensive. It's very difficult to live on $1000 a month around the ex-pat communities.
I want to visit los altos!! Ive seen video's from there, and it looks like south texas.
Thank you Jerry & Lori for your Videos, very informative. Memo didn't talk about healh insurance, car insce. phone bills etc.. are these expenses included on the $ 1500 budget ?
Yes you're right we did not get into a deep breakdown on his expenses but Lori and I have was what we spend so let me share that with you. This is the real expense living in Mexico for us.
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@@JerryBrownTravels Are you guys are still living in Ajijic? If you are then the cost to live in the town/s in this video are not even close to what you pay in Ajijic.(Ajijic is way more expensive, about double the cost) We want to know what this guy pays for "all" expenses as well as the other residents pay in Lo de Marcos and near by towns of 30 minutes or so. Speaking of a few expenses is not thorough and terribly mis leading to those who are looking for a place to expat to. Truthfully, it is a huge disappointment when the details are not revealed. Maybe you could move quicker in the video and if folks want to go back and view it, they can OR you could post the detailed cost of living for the town/s in of the video in the description. Be sure to mention the details are in the description in your video. We certainly appreciate your time/effort making these vids for us! Great Video-Thanks
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Hi Lori and Jerry! I would definitely love to hear about the land purchased and building of his home. Great video!👍🏽
Coming soon! This Friday 5 PM California time I will be uploading a video showing Momo House and talking about his building project.
Hello Liz how are you doing today How's everything going?
How does he qualify with the Mexican government's income residency requirements?
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Please provide a list of the many $500/month rentals William refers to in his town. We would be VERY interested to further investigate these options.
I'm sorry but we are not real estate agents. I do not provide list like that but my suggestion do a Google search for Real Estate and Property Manager's in the area of Mexico he would like to have information on.
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Can you do a video about the house he is building? Land not leased etc.? He wanted to talk about it.
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If a person contacts Social Security International, you can get more money outsidee of the US. You can get up to 1200 dollars a month. It is really worth the call.
What you mean??? Please let me know
Income requirements have changed! People you cannot move to Mexico if your retirement income is less than 2400. Permanent residency 4500
I'm sorry you're going through this frustration.
Well Connie, you never had any intention of moving to Mexico anyway!! lol
I'm a 63 Year old Navy veteran, I get 841.00 a month. I have absolutely nothing anymore and struggle mightily. I'm shocked, I've heard many things about it. I would love to be close to a small fishing and beach area. I do have a great running old van, so I don't know. Do you still get SSI and do I need passport? Great video. Sorry I missed the end
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You should do a video on the new financial requirements for retirement residency in Mexico. I think a lot your subscribers would be interested to find that out. And the fact that you maynt get 180 day visa anymore.
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Beach community is not the same as living on the beach.
And the prices for everything are season dependent.
We have an upcoming series in the next few weeks but we're visiting beach communities stay tune for that see videos every Friday night 5 PM California time.
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His living expenses are $1,100 per month, not $600. If you're paying rent to live somewhere, the cost of rent must be included as part of your living expenses. Also, if you're on a tight budget, don't live in Lo de Marcos if house rentals cost no less than $500 USD per month. You can find rental properties for $150 USD monthly in Mazatlán for example.
@mike crook How can I get to see photos & descriptions of $ 150 / mth rental properties in Mazatlán? Thx.
Mike if you watch that video one more time you'll see that in his living expense he includes his home. Also if you look at that video one more time he mentions for new people coming down here they're gonna have to pay more for rent today than he pays remember he's been living here for 13 years and he found a great deal. If you come to an area like this and you go door to door and ask if there are any cheap rentals you may find one. See this next video how it's done.
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@@JerryBrownTravels I'm looking at your video. At 11:52, a pop-up field shows "Memos living expense $600." Underneath this, it says "RENT $500." Underneath that, it says "Total $1,100 month." I based my comment on this information.
@México M I like reading posts from viewers, however, some don't refer to examples when they make critical comments. You say, "don't let these silly comments get to you" but don't elaborate on details. Then you say "A few of us actually are doers. We are here. The rest are talkers." Who's comment is your fundamental objection opposed to?
@México M Ignorant people who voice their advisory opinions do exist, but they're usually easy to spot. I'm 68, retired, and have been living full-time in Mexico for two years. My total COL here is about $750 USD per month. I'm concerned for people who are misled by incomplete information. Many Americans and Canadians don't retire to Mexico because they think the COL here is higher than it is based on videos they watch posted by conservative people unwilling to make lifestyle modifications. If I watch a video that gives information in sharp contrast to the truth, I say something.
It depends what someone did for a living in the USA. How much they earned, how much they saved, life choices. It’s the same in any country. So many circumstances. Divorces, kids, etc. my biggest pet peeve is when Americans come here on a very limited budget and expect to live in the most expensive areas! No! There are CHEAP places in mexico but it’s not going to be in the best climate, low crime, beautiful neighborhoods you will have to go out further. Again, just like in any country.
Thank you for taking the time to write this comment I want you to know Lori and I appreciate you very much.
What about single room rentals in a shared accomodation setting how do i find out about this
Yes there are people that are renting out rooms in their homes when you get to the area you want to live in you'll be able to ask around because that type of service with the word of mouth friend friend.
@@JerryBrownTravels cool ,is their like single room rooming house sharing accomodations where the property is strictly for that and what would a room go for at the local price ? Any idea? Thanks jerry
600 per month plus 22k in the bank and about 2600 month income for residency!
Here's a video we interviewed Allen three years ago.
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Can you own a house on the beach in Mexico.
I can't wait to see your video of San Pancho. We have been to both and SP seems more of what Americans like. BUT the parking is almost non existent. LdeM is very much larger but not much to do except for the beach. Is the cost of living closely comparable? Gracias
In the next few weeks will have video for you on San Poncho. Yes the parking is terrible in San Poncho. We always get there real early in the morning so we can get parking and we don't go on the weekends.
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People are moving from sayulita to San pancho and SP to lode Marcos because of cost of living. It’s also almost impossible to find a place to rent in lo de Marcos. San pancho is bigger than ldm and much more expensive.
Thank you great job plan on moving in a few months long term looking for home in the range $12000 to $18000 monthly what due you recomend thank you for your advise
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Mexico in order to qualify for residency, you need about 2,000 per month retirement income and about 22,000. If not you can't get residency in Mexico.
Thank you Danny it's gone up a little bit is $2600 a month. Thank you for subscribing for over a year now.
I’m sure that he is happy but honestly, I feel that most middle class people from N.O.B. would not choose to live such a spartan lifestyle. As one example, I have lived in Mexico for almost 5 years, live a middle class lifestyle comparable to the US, and spend, on average, 36,000 pesos per month. I own my home free and clear, as well as a nice SUV that is paid for…zero debt. I almost never eat at restaurants but do have 2 dogs. For the folks seeing this video and who live N.O.B. (North of the Border) please realize that it’s not as easy as before to come to Mexico and live as a “perpetual tourist”. If you dream of living in Mexico as a legal resident, you are going to need far more that $600 USD per month, in fact you’ll need 4 times that amount to “legally” qualify for residency.
He is living on it but he is getting SS and building a house.
I've only heard of a few people that live on this amount of money. It takes a special person tp do it. Lori and I could not do it.
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Appreciate your input! If your car and home are free of debt, and you do not eat out much, may I ask what you spend $36,000 on?
@@niteobaby … Just normal things. Gasoline/car maintenance, groceries, home improvements/maintenance, Health, home/auto insurance, pet food/grooming, utilities, netflix/spotify/internet/cell phone/ software subscriptions, books…typical stuff. I’m not on a budget, I just track my spending and last year it averaged about $36,000 pesos per month., which is just under $22,000 USD. In my opinion, the stories of people living for $500-1000 usd per month are living a lifestyle that would not appeal to many people who are used to a typical “American” life.
whats the name of that farm where ya can pick veges every monday?
I do not have the name of the farm.
I really want to live this lifestyle and save enough to have financial freedom for life, then just enjoy life or continue to work part time.
Agustin this Friday at 5 PM California time we'll have an updated video question and answer about Memos lifestyle also SEE The millionaire next door Who retired at 40 czcams.com/video/j7H7Dop-Pmc/video.html
He has a 2 bedroom at $500.00.
What is the cost for a 1 bedroom and a studio.
This coming Friday we will be showing you Momo Home and also we will be talking to him about buying property and the cost also will look at his construction project.
Are the $600 living costs a month inclusive of rent, amenities, and visa costs?
In the case with Memo it includes his house in cost. But as he says in the video that anybody coming in we need to add on $500 for housing cost. $1100 a month would be your entry point and going up. On average most single people are spending $1200 amount of $1500 a month. Because he's already qualified for a permanent visa he has no monthly cost for a visa. You would have to qualify for a temporary visa which is about $2500 a month you would need to show the Mexican government that you have each month going into a bank account. You do not have to spend $2500 a month to live on you can live on the $1100 a month and save the rest like he does. Look at that video one more time.
The numbers given don't add up.
$1,500 SS income Living expense $600 saving to build a home $900 = $1,500
@@JerryBrownTravels Where does the 500 for rent fit in?
Ya, a bit confused on that as well.
$500 for rent + $600 to live on = $1,100 per month, unless I'm missing something. If he is receiving $1,500 a month then $400 per month can be used to save for property etc... .
Also, no mention of health insurance, I am guessing maybe he is either going without and relying on INSABI or he pays a little and is enrolled in IMSS. Maybe he kept part of his Medicare in the States as well. I wish that was covered.
Still appreciate the video though. Thanks for posting it!
This is a nice interview with Memo...he's an interesting fellow (I was sad you cut him off before he was finished talking), however, it's all a moot point if one doesn't have enough financial income to get residency. Please remind people of that very important truth. No, it doesn't take as much to live in Mexico as Mexican immigration requires, but if you can't get residency, then it doesn't really matter, does it?
I'm sorry we cut him off if we make the videos too long people lose interest. This coming Friday at 5 PM California time we will be finishing an interview with him and looking at his house
@@JerryBrownTravels What people lose interest? If you have an interesting guest on, or topic...the people that are truly interested won't lose interest. Trust me. Or, how about this...make a statement that you're going to have the rest of the interview next week. It would help.
Is this for real? How can he possibly live on that?? Is this realistic?
Prices are 80% less than the US and no car.
I live in Los Angeles poor and in debt. Halp
I recently found out that income requirements have changed you can no longer live in Mexico and $1,000 a month temporary 2400 to 2700 permanent residency 4500 to 4700 animal show that you have had this amount in your bank account for at least six to 12-month
To live in Mexico on $1000 a month even if you could get a resident visa or 180 day visa is not realistic. A single person of $1500 a month or more would be reasonable amount to help but even that would be tight. If there ever was an emergency you will need to have some back up money.
Wow...your video caused a lot of confusion with the "$600 living expense" title.
Did you see our latest video where we discussed free medical insurance, qualifying for a resident visa, check it out,
Am I hearing pickle ball in the background?
YES YES pickle ball
The other thought. U are helping people move here and get caught in a worse financial trap. Move here for the culture 1st
Yes the cultuer is number one
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What happen No more USA dream ?🇺🇸
Progress has caught up in Mexico it's not your sleepy Third World country it has no manufacturing of automobiles, appliances, exporting fruits and vegetables. A large part of Mexico coastline brings in billions of dollars in tourism. The foreigners have invaded Mexico and they want a higher standard that they're used to as example they want five star hotels, new freeways and highways that have been upgraded they won't conveniences such as cable television, fiber optics high speed Internet. Other large companies have come into Mexico such as Costco, Applebee's restaurant, outback steak House restaurant, Chili's restaurants, the middle class is grown and they want the things that the Americans have such as cars, refrigerators, taking vacations etc. Mexico is not cheap anymore.
Probably just like in your area that you live everything is gone up inflation is it welcome 2022.
Jerry, I have 1.4 million saved could I retire in Mexico? I am 60
Randy if you follow the 4% rule you could spend $60,000 a year and not run out of money for the rest of your life. We have a video that talks about the 4% rule look it up under Jerry Brown travels don't run out of money 4% rule
@@JerryBrownTravels is your analysis based on my 1.4 million? The 4%. 60,000 a year a person could live well on in Mexico?
Jerry, I am a little confused. A couple weeks ago you told me that with my budget of $1,000 per month it really is not possible to live in Mexico. This week I am being told it is possible with $600. Scratching my head! 🤔
But then he says that is in addition to minum of $500 monthly rent. I agree sorta misleading.
A lot depends on the city/town or village plus the accommodations you can be happy with, you can’t get a temporary visa (other than tourist) with only $1,000.00 per month income
@@leoblumhagen644 - Agreed, however I am an early retiree. I am 61 but will not begin collecting a government or work related pension until I'm 65. In the meantime I will be living off of some of my investment savings. I acquired a permanent residency visa based on savings not income. I am willing to live a very spartan lifestyle for the next 4 years until my pensions kick in and my remaining investments mature and become available to me. I was looking on living inland, not a beach town, and renting a studio or even just a room with a bar fridge and two burner cooking unit for now for $1000 per month.
@México M - I'm from Canada so the thought of spending 5 months of the year freezing our butts off loses it's appeal once we retire and have an option to get the heck outta here! ❄☃️😬
@México M - Thanks, that is reassuring. My budget is $1,000 USD to live inland. I do not drive. My hope is to get IMSS insurance.🤞
$600 living expense a month, I', moving to Mexico😳
Don't forget no alcohol, no smoking, a very simple lifestyle is what is required.
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If you do well fitting in with people, Mexico is a good place to live. The towns can be more crowded and more noisy, too.
Bad advertising
The gentleman in this video and ourselves are not giving advice we're just recording a story.
I love the people there sad I had to return to USA.
You will be missed by all.
Hello Deanna how are you doing today How's everything going?
This is BS - $600 living expenses w/o rent is ridiculous ! - Rent - is usually THE most expensive necessity for our cost of living ? That in Mexico could easily double that $600 ! (rent & electric)
FRANK, FRANK, oh dear FRANK. First of all Memo the gentleman in this video does not have to pay any rent he is caretaking the land that he lives on. Memo also produces a lot of his own food on his land that he is a caretaker. He does not have electricity bill, he does not have an Internet bill, does not have a cable bill, does not have a car payment, he receives free medical in Mexico in the IMMS medical system. He's a single gentleman, some days his whole food budget may be under five dollars and that's typical for him. So Frank Frank Frank when you say this is impossible Frank well all I can say I've interviewed him a few times I know him and this is 100% true frank Frank this is not fake news. FRANK make a comment let me what know what you think now. I have interviewed other people that live on $300 a month. Could I live on that know what I want to live on that now but some people are minimalist some people get excited about saving money and not spending money and this is the category that Memo is.
YOU MAY EXIST BUT SURE AS HELL NOT REALLY LIVE ON $600.00 A MONTH / TALK TO PEOPLE THAT HAVE LIVED IN MEXICO A FEW YEARS / NOT SOME ONE THAT HAS LIVET IN THE COUNTRY ONE YEAR///
You might be able to live on $600 a month but you won't be allowed into Mexico with even $1000 a month. Last I heard it was up to around $3000 a month. Far less than I live on in an expensive area, but I don't qualify to live in Mexico. So telling about people who live on $600 does not help at all, they won't let low income people in any longer. Talk about the things you can do and how to live on $3000 a month, or whatever the minimum is now.
Yes the immigration requirements to create a big problem but if you have the money to qualify $2500 a month income you can get a temporary visa that is good for four years then you just start to live on that $600-$1200 a month and save the rest.
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This may be true, BUT lots of people overstay tourist visas and just live there it seems. Some communities have a lot of people like this and they make an effort to get them legal in some communities.
Agreed!! Dont deceive us with a video title that is not attainable for a high percentage of folks that want to expat to Mexico. If someone does not know that they need 45K in savings or $2500 of monthly income then they cant expat to Mexico. Jerry I cancelled my subscription a year ago for this exact reason. Please dont deceive your viewers. Nobody like it.
Hi Jerry, lo d Marcos is a paradise. Since years my family and I celebrate our Xmas vacations there. But how long do you think this paradise will last wjhen you are promoting it in internet? Within a couple of years it will become an american colony with prices unaffordable for us. Please stop advertising lo d Marcos!
You Bring up an interesting question. I guess we could say that about the national parks also in the United States, we also could say that about eating in certain restaurants. My question to my viewers to they use Facebook and recommend places that they have travel? As an example have you use Facebook or any social media page and even an email showing photographs were you have traveled and how much you excited about it. Are you not also doing what you are asking Me ?
This is fake advertising. That is stupid to think you can live here on this. If you are in perfect health ok. But that is not reality.
But He is doing it and many other people are doing it also. It's not impossible. Could I live on $600 a month absolutely not I think it takes a rare person to do it.
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Are you filming in a zoo?
It sounds like a zoo doesn't it unfortunately very difficult to find a quiet place in Mexico.
@@JerryBrownTravels na it’s good. keeps it real.
i thought you hypocrites abhorred mexico?