Living In A $160K, All Cash Home In Mexico | Unlocked
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- Glen Rogers, 68, lives in a 2-bedroom house in San Miguel de Allende, Mexico. She bought this home for $160,000 in cash in 2016. Glen is an artist, author and educator. Unlocked is a new home tour series focused on how much people across the globe spend on their housing, what they get for the money and what they had to sacrifice to make it happen.
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Living In A $160K, All Cash Home In Mexico | Unlocked
I love seeing videos of older people thriving. I don’t know why but it’s comforting, like there’s hope for the future
Me too
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Same... I take it as confirmation that you can mold your life into exactly what you want. Wherever you want to be, whatever you want to do, it's yours for the taking. Just gotta want it bad enough.
Not specially for older people, people have an open mind to think differently , have the courage to do whatever they believe it is right and best for themselves and their family rather than mindlessly follow the crowd
There is if you move out of the US.
this is a proof that you can move out to another country, live totally alone and still be happy. I love her house and mindset.
Totally agree happiness is inside job
Yes - it's all in the mindset!
I agree
So true. “It’s easier to change yourself than to change the world. The best way to change the world is to change yourself.”
San Miguel has a large expat community full of artists...So I wouldn't say she's "alone"...
I find it fascinating that the trend on this channel is people moving out of the US for affordable housing and a higher quality of life.
Build up your nest egg in a HCOL country and you can retire like royalty in any low cost of living country you choose. Just be mindful of the quality of life and healthcare standards.
Because the US is a high cost of living country. Unless you are rich or have a retirement account that will sustain you, you are better off living in a different country.
it's certainly my plan.
It's my plan to retire abroad. I plan to make my money in the USA. Then, my wife and I will travel (just as we did for about 3 years when we got married) while we still have our knees. Likely, I will purchase a small property in a developing country...as a home base. And then, as I become less mobile, I can live comfortably with affordable services and in-home care. I could retire right now, actually, if I sold my real estate holdings. But I'm stick in the thick of my earning years.
only people in mediocre-paying fields need to do this. anyone in a high skilled field is much better off in America
Problem is almost every day an American arrives in Mexico and decides to call it home. San Miguel Allende is expensive and very expat. Because of this prices have gone up and makes it almost impossible for locals to live there.
Yeah these people are running away from issues only to further accelerate the spread of those issues in different parts of world. She bought multiple apartment in Mexico. So she isn't some poor soul crushing under capitalism
True but it is amazing (most of the year) SMA remains very peaceful and extremely livable. Cudos to the city and all, that strive to maintain that! The old Colonial Homes downtown started getting "mined" in the 70's and 80's and now very expensive like you say. Want another dream of a city to start "mining" the houses - where it hasn't got expensive? Try Durango, DUR.Mostly smaller old Colonial homes, but beautiful within walking distance of main town plaza. An old mining town - sister city to Durango, CO. (which got then name from Durango, DUR.) Great museums, great cafe society, and culture - couple of live theaters, etc.
Caution though - it does have 3 seasons and is up high at 7000 ft elevation. AND, you're only 2.5 hours drive to enjoy "La Perla del Pacifico" = Mazatlan for short stays!
Yep, displacing the natives.
Gentrification
Welcome to earth
forget the house, she looks amazing at 68!!!
In total agreement with you. I am moving to SMA soon.
looks like shes 74
This is freaking incredible !! I am 21 years old and I do not wish anything else other than truly following my passion and living a simple yet meaningful life like this. Loving this little series y’all got going on!
Get after it!!!
Im 47 and all I keep saying is one more year, just one more year. Just do it, remember, you can always go back and make more money.
@@drewskij2175 stop with the one more year. If so you will never go and see what’s out there. I myself wanted to visit the Dominican Republic and I keep saying the same thing. But during the pandemic I was so stress that I just decided to go and it was one of the best decisions of my life. I spent one month traveling through the country and I can tell you that the cost of living is way cheaper than the US. Within 5 months I bought a condo and now I am planning to start a business down there. You can’t wait cause if you do it will never happen.
@@dfaro8453 dude Im so happy for you. Hope to catch up with ya in the DR some day.
@@drewskij2175 sure thing. I am here every three month and I always stayed for a month. Whenever you are here I am sure you can catch me and I could show you around.
My parents have a place in San Miguel and I’ve been going for 20 years. One of the most beautiful and peaceful places in the world. So cool to see someone pick up and move there- it’s a total artists heaven
I’m thinking about moving here or puerto Vallarta
Can’t decide
@@drejaa5466 PV is miserably hot and humid for a good part of the year. I couldn't live there.
I went for first and last time at San Miguel Allende 10 yrs ago. I spent only 45 min. but I fell in love of that town. I knew that I will return for sure but not only for be an other tourist more. I will buy a house and I will move there. That town has a special vibe.
I thought unless you are Mexican you cant buy Mexican property?
Everything she said is 100% true I went to San Miguel de Allende and saw many seniors. It’s like they reinvent themselves and become younger. Once they get there.To me that’s awesome. At least that’s my perception. It’s a town for artists basically. It is lovely and full of history and culture.
It seems that the American Dream is outside America.
Everyday it's becoming more and more clear that this is true.
She can live like a queen in another country because of the wealth and benefits gained in America. That wouldn't be the case if she was just born in Mexico.
I'd rather live in Mexico than move to like Alabama for a cheaper home. Much more to see, better climate and cheaper living prices.
@@alexl0890 and less racists per capita lol
@@ericktellez7632 lol
Looks like she is living the best life that she wants. Kudos.
She is a friend I have enjoyed my time with us. I worked in her gallery i Mazatlan. What a gal. Mexico is amazing and a fabulous place to live. We are going on 20 yrs. and I will be ere forever.
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Living in less is highly underrated.
Love it! I bought my home in the Lake Chapala area at age 45 as an investment property & then relocated here last Fall right before my 48th birthday! I am actually now working here in real estate (in a much more stress-free way) & having a great time. I absolutely love this series and can vouch for what a wonderful choice Mexico is! And yes, people do seem to get healthier & younger. It is the nature, the freedom, the connection and so much less stress. It matters!
The 68-year-old female artist looks very young and energetic to live her free and wonderful life😊.
I loved seeing how Glenn lives! More features please of mature, single women living creatively, abroad! So inspiring.
Another dream lifestyle. This women is talented and smart. Mexico seems very affordable and gorgeous! ❤️
And dangerous..
@@benw1726 The US is not exactly a walk in the park either lol!
@@benw1726 nope! US is far more dangerous!
@xSteamPunk me too! it's also cleaner!
@@benw1726 don't ever leave your house it's dangerous
there's nothing wrong with wanting to live in Mexico, the problem is when these foreigners start moving here its makes it harder and more expensive for locals. there is a reason why you think it's "cheaper" because in the U.S you have the privilege of making more income. in Mexico it's not like that, people here sometimes only make $5 a dollars a day depending on what they do, and you guys come here to take advantage of how cheaper it is. the system was not make for you. but if you live here respect my people, culture and always support the locals. just don't come because its benefiting you, that's just exploitation of your greed.
You right ...but part of the problem is the goverment too .... and I'm Mexican
@@samirchavi5121 yes, that too the government doesn't prioritize it's citizens, instead it exploits the country for their own benefit and greed.
@Abbs M, completely agree that most of the Mexican citizens are struggling to survive. If their government allows so many foreigners buying up properties that are sold in USD, that is mostly unattainable for the local citizens to purchase. Many of the foreigners I've come across in my travels to Guadalajara, Jalisco end up living in the best places like Lake Chapala, Ajicic, etc.. and many live in gated communities. Overall they live in safety and the healthcare in Mexico is much more affordable than in the USA. Another thing I noted upon my travels to places like Acijic is many US citizens living there have created an artistic community but they are not promoting the local Mexican artists but themselves. You'll notice this video has English names for coffee shops and other businesses, that is very telling in itself.
@@sandiraygoza1514 yes, and its infuriating that these foreigners get the privilege to enjoy the beautiful Mexican land while , the actual Mexican citizens have to live in under-developed areas, barely making ends meet. and they come here making business and as you said communities that only benefit them and exclude the Mexican people in their own land. plus the housing market is ridiculous like how you going to give all these foreigners the right to buy homes in Mexico with the the basic house needs and not actual Mexican citizens who sometimes don't even have running water or a sustainable roof/home. the government needs to wake up and make an affordable housing market for it's people.
Bro chill wtf
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She is glowing and energetic for her age, testament that you don't need to live in a crowded and pricey cities to have a good lifestyle.
Replace "for her age" with "at her age."
You can tell she's living well. She looks much younger than she is. Beautiful!
Stress can take a toll on your health.
Her house is as charming and gorgeous as its owner. Blessings 🙏
Love all the color in her home, and outside spaces! She really has created a beautiful home for herself there.
Her houses are wonderful! I’ve spent 5 months in Mexico as a digital nomad, but in the Quintana Roo. I find cities in the west cost of Mexico are prettier
I don't know about that - but with 11 World Heritage Cities and now over 100+ Pueblo Magicos - well if you're over 30, you probably won't live long enough to visit them all!
Quintana roo doesn't have anything besides jungle and beaches. Towns and mountains are beautiful too.
@@r.c.salyer3652 Not all of them are beautiful and the ones in the center and west area are prettier and the cheapest .
@@newmind4850 Absolutely !
@@anoukc6928 peña de Bernal is really beautiful just came back last month. Also taxco silver is really cheap there.
Her home is so beautiful ! I cannot wait until I am able to move to Mexico. So inspiring! ❤️
Please don't
@@aidou97 please don’t bring negativity under my comment. God bless ☺️
@@JourneywithMrsMilan I live 3 hours away from San Miguel de Allende (I’m from Jalisco San Juan de Los Lagos) and believe me the prices are immensely high in San Miguel compared to other towns for the sole reason of tourism but it’s one of the most beautiful towns of all of Mexico.
@@aidou97 and you are who?? GTFO
@@JourneywithMrsMilan and gurl you go live you dream life in beautiful Mexico
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yessssss you can get even cheaper in some places
Love when you do these! She is living her dream. Here for it!
beautiful home ,I love how her homes just flows with her plants and the garden
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I love her attitude and home. Buying properties in Mexico and living between two of them - how cool is that!?. Both San Miquel and Mazatlan sound and look like beautiful cities to move to.
No saben todo el daño que causan viniendo a vivir en tanta cantidad a nuestra Ciudad., la vida ahora es tan cara que ha creado cinturones de pobreza a los alrededores y es imposible para un nacido aquí tener una vivienda digna , Así como los expats que trabajaron y quieren retirarse a vivir en paz, los locales también merecen vivir dignamente en su tierra natal, y nuestro trabajo de toda nuestra vida es tan duro y digno como el suyo, por qué vienen a quitarnos esas oportunidades?😢
Esto hubiera pasado sin gringos. La globalización, la inflación, el Covid tmbn, la codicia de los mexicanos ricos, que se enriquecen vendiendo bienes raíces .
Good for this woman, she’s living her dream!
God bless you Glen & may all your dreams come true 🙏🏻
I love both houses, SMA is unreal petty, but when she say Mazatlan, just hit me. I love to have an ocean view, I know the seafood from Mazatlan is just unbelievable. Truly a great story for an Amazing artist. Ty Glen
This lady is admirable, at her age and still has a lot of plans yet to fulfill, when she says that the house might not be her final, she might move in the next five to ten years. She's planning on living a long time, that's what I call an optimistic soul.
Can we get a second episode featuring her Mazatlán home?
Hermoso México , un país para la inspiración . Le deseo lo mejor 💐💕💕💕💐🇨🇱
Glen, I'm so glad for you that you found your nirvana in San Miguel. What a relief and joy to hear your experience with Mexico
I wonder what kinds of services make her life and work there affordable/possible: shipping for artworks, internet for communication, healthcare, transportation, even bureaucracy... There are many features of places that are beyond housing that are important for life. I'd love to hear about these in future episodes.
as a mexican, not on san miguel but on mexico city, there is excellent transport and communication, healthcare, and art supplies. about the paperwork, I can't tell you.
Healthcare definitely cheaper than the US and if her clients pay for extra shipping changes she doesn't have to bother!
You can get almost anything you can get here in any little town. FedEx, Amazon, etc. This town has a lot more, because it's catered to Americans, Europeans and Canadians for decades.
This isn't the Mexico of the 1970's, it's 2021, Mexico is very commercialized
Don't worry, Mexico has walmart, 7eleven, mcdonals, amazon, high speed optic fiber internet in all small cities. 😏
Funny how "build the wall" turned into "get me out of the U.S. asap" hahahah 5 years changes a lot
nah, two different grps of ppl have been saying this. time hasnt changed this at all. there are still millions of build the wall folks
I assume you know all kinds of people have been moving back and forth between these regions for centuries.
The absolute stupidest thing I ever saw in 2017: a bunch of racist "college scholars" on Spring Break yelling "build the wall!" in Cancun AFTER THEY CROSSED IT, going SOUTH of course! True story! lol!!
Beautiful home! I love Mazatlan! I also fell in love with that city once I visited Mexico! Thanks for sharing your lifestyle :)
So beautiful! Seems like a dream. I'd love to do this is in Italy and/or Cuba.
Sounds like a plan
Thank you. A smooth flowing presentation that I thoroughly appreciated.
Im totally jealous Have traveled in MX many times and miss MX so much I enjoyed the video very much !
Housing prices are considerably higher there since when she bought in 2016? Will that four level home become a burden with all those stairs as she gets older?
Brilliant! Congratulations to Glen Rogers for living her best life! 💐🥂
i moved out of the US in November of 2018 and ending up in "Vibrant" Puerto Vallarta . Four years later I bought my adorable , summer home in San Miguel de Allende ( The Best city in the world voted 3 times by Conde Nast publications ) . I am having my very best life ever. I am a single man of 68 years at this point and making the move to Mexico was the best decision I believe i have ever made .
Her house is gorgeous, I envy her lifestyle honestly!
I admire it as well
When I finally pay off my student loans at 80 years old I’ll be moving to Mexico
It will be too late because boomers like her would have already priced you out of Mexico also. She has bought freaking 4 houses in Mexico.
@@sauloncall She must be pretty wealthy.
@@karlosmuller2131 you dont have to be wealthy to buy houses, you have to know your numbers.
@@mariorta5017 Thank you
She is such an inspiration. Thank you for allowing us to enter into your beautiful and cozy home. ✨️ 😊
BEAUTIFUL HOUSE!! love that you are thriving in Mexico! :) thank you so much for sharing your story!
My wife and I moved to Sayulita, Mexico (Puerto Vallarta área) when we turned 50. We built 5 rentals and our own apartment using our retirement money. We use the rental income to fund our living expenses. We are now thinking about spending the summers somewhere else as it gets very hot and humid down at the coast. it is possible to escape the rat race.
Not if you are a local in Mexico
@@gabrielapiccott3397 Most of the ejido members, true locals, in Sayulita are doing very well from their land holdings and businesses. However, the worker who moved to Sayulita does face an uphill battle to save money. Rent and food cost more in Sayulita than most of Mexico. The key to economic success in Mexico is to work for yourself because most Mexican owners do not pay fair wages. The entrepreneurial spirit is very strong in Mexico.
Awesome episode! Thank you for sharing this. 😀🙌🙌🙌
Been there three times for the Writer’s Conference. I always came back thinking, “how can I live there?” Good for you! ✨✨
Funny because I just came back from my vacation in Mexico and I see this was uploaded. I loved it there. Definitely going to have to look into property there in the future by the water
Love her place! Please keep making videos of us GenX'ers and older thriving in different living situations! #retirementgoals #maybebeforeretirementgoals
Congratulations Glen! I love your style, the decoration and paintings are amazing! 😍
Sharing your life with us is very great. Thanks for your generous gift.
So incredibly happy for you! Thank you for sharing!!
The american-canadian population has been growing really fast in the past years in San Miguel, making house prices go up insanely fast cause some of them buy multiple properties or real state agents only sell to foreigners, getting into the point where locals can't buy or rent and are forced to leave their hometown , i have nothing againts americans or canadians, they are just moving to what for them is a better place, just the way many mexicans go to the US o Canada, but the mexican goverment should do something about it, like controlling how much properties foreigners can buy, etc.
Many U.S. citizens have the same complaints about Mexicans and other foreigners buying and renting properties in the U.S. which makes housing unaffordable for U.S. citizens. Many say that the U.S. government should do something about it, like controlling how much properties foreigners can buy, etc.
Stop sending third world populations to our doorsteps in America and Americans wouldn't have to move to Mexico. The third world invasion is pushing many Americans over the edge as the population is growing unnaturally without any signs of stopping. Blame yourselves for causing the issue and allowing illegals to pass through Mexico.
Beautiful soul!!! Very inspiring
Amazing that you can find your purpose and a place to call home where you can add so many little and big touches of yourself while keeping traditions close by!
She's going to hate all those stairs in 10 years. Beautiful home, beautiful city, beautiful culture.
Congratulations on creating a beautiful home and lifestyle that inspires you to work full-time on your artwork!
Great home you have! I love that you only pay $500/year in property taxes. I’m trying to figure out where to live in my senior years so this video is encouraging.
The first time for me visiting Mazatlan on the back of a KLR, I also fell in love...What a gorgeous city!!
NICE TO SEE YOUR HOME MS.GLENN..REALLY ENJOYED ALL THE BEAUTY THAT SAN MIGUEL HAS TO OFFER..LOVE THAT CITY!
I’m a Canadian who owned a condo on the beach in Mazatlan in 2016. It was $104,000 USD. I put $25,000 in renovations into the condo. It was a nice condo but being just above ground level it was plagued with ants and cockroaches. Normal things to deal with in hot weather climates. It just wasn’t something I could deal with as well as the language barrier was challenging. The time spent there on vacations was amazing at first but soon the novelty wore off. It’s not for everyone and takes a lot of thought to make such a huge move. I ended up selling my condo in 2020 and am happy I did. I know that I’ll miss the hot weather in the winter and I know that retiring in Canada will be challenging. Yes I could have kept it and rented it out but then it’s having confidence in someone to look after it for you while you’re away. For me selling it was the best decision. Yes I would have had far more in Mexico but moving away permanently from my children and grandchildren was the deal breaker for me.
thanks for sharing your exp. just wondering how much did you sell your condo for in the end? wonder how strong property appreciation is in Mexico
@@lovedestinyz I sold it for $148,000 USD. No profit if that is what you're asking.
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I want to thank you so much for your tour of yr beautiful home. I am from Canada and next yr i plan to leave the country with my sister and her family we are thinking Oaxaca or Huatulco. San Miguel is beautiful. With taste of european. I love the bright colours. Again this was a so good insite info. That Mexico is a beaitiful peaceful country. I am looking forward to move next yr and live happy. You been lucky in Calif where weather is still warm. Here in Canada is a artic winter and you will feel it to the bones , skin etc. Viva Mexico
I love Mexico
Much Gratitude and be blessed
These videos are the best. Keep them going and keep them real.
This is so dreamy!
Let's make Mexico great again 🇲🇽🇲🇽
Gracias!!!🤝🏻🇲🇽‼️🌶️🤜🏼
you say that as you live in the US I bet
I sure loved your home tour, your home is amazing/ it’s plain to see your enthusiasm for your for your creation. Enjoy
Love this! Beautiful story & inspiring
I’m sure alot of Americans are going to move to Mexico and elsewhere rather than live in poverty in the US during retirement because people aren’t saving enough
People can’t save even if they wanted to its too expensive
Like the other person said even if you save it’s probably not enough for retirement here
Displacing the locals in the process. $160k is relatively affordable for Americans but mostly unattainable for locals
@@claudiamarquez2953 Well there's the whole gringo price thing where locals jack up the price of something just because the person is a foreigner. It's a vicious cycle.
Saving money won't get you as far as you think, instead invest in assets that cashflow. Cash is trash. Cashflow is King.
I love to see people live out their dreams 🤩🤩
I built my first house from the ground up not by myself but by house builders in Koh Samui, Thailand 21 years ago and it only cost me $75,000.00. With two bedrooms, two toilets, and a big garden, Mexico is not cheap at all. Plus, I have a small quiet village around me.
Your house is so cute, beautiful, colorful. Something one would love to have in our dreams. Live your life as you wish. You are so fortunate.
not current. SMA does not have these homes anymore… maybe you might luck out… difficult for walking. She took a few years to settle into Mexico.
How admirable ♥️
You're an inspiration to dreamers like me. Wow. You're not afraid of anything; you just go anywhere and find happiness.
Good for you! Congratulations!! Love my country of Mexico!!
Great story Glen!
Thanks CNBC for sharing another amazing story!
Very nice home, well done
I moved to Queretaro, Mexico near you at 79! I have been coming to Mexico for over 60 years. I only wanted a studio apartment, that included all utilities and a maid. It is safe and less expensive than the USA. Acapulco was my favorite, but earthquakes were the deal breakers. Your place is beautiful.
Prayers sent worldwide. from Queretaro, Mexico.
We hate gentrification
Lovely to see you, Glen! Warm regards from BC
more power to u. i love how u were influenced by Mexican culture & art
bravo... good luck
enjoy
I have about 8 years until retirement and I am considering migrating to another country, possibly Mexico but I also have other places in mind. The USA is in decline and the political climate and cultural division here are soul crushing. I so admire people who aren't afraid to pursue happiness and fulfillment on their own terms, wherever it leads them.
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@cheads9376 Is this possible?
Beautiful home and awesome lifestyle! Truly not possible in California with that price of a house. Wish Glen the best.
Beautiful. Love all of the amazing colors.
Wow it's amazing to see how much the same amount will get you around the world. This is a super cute, large, and nice place for a fantastic price! Love these videos :)
Totally agree Dana
Hi Glen, I love your home. I have a future retirement house in Mérida that I rent out as an Air BNB for the time being. You won't believe this. My exterior house color is exactly the same as yours, house and door. :) Great mind think alike.
Truly eye-opening. Thanks for sharing!
Beautiful. Thanks for sharing. I wish you many happy days 🙏
That's it... Going to Mexico.... I'm also a Californian myself.... Rents have gotten alot expensier.... I was thinking on moving to Seattle....but i think Mexico would be better. Let's see how it goes
Xin Jinping-- Agree-- rent is expensive
OMG she is so living the dream good on her
My favorite city in Mexico, it's so beautiful and the climate is amazing.
Wonderful journey. Gracias!
Me alegra ver sueños realizados ❤
Yo ya estoy por terminar mi casita en san miguel de Allende 🇲🇽❤
Felicidades!!! 😄
her avocados are also cheaper in mexico, shes doing life right
This is so wonderful. She created happiness 😊
I really appreciate you open the door of your house 🏠 for us to peek into it 😉!!!
Beautiful, peaceful ✌ lovely 😍 👌 👍.
Really love your scheme 🐈