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Is Owning Mexico Property Financially Feasible for Retirement? Vacations?Las ventajas de los costos del Caribe mexicano.

Filed Under: Cost of Living in Mexico, How to Buy Real Estate in Mexico, Living and Retirement, Living in Mexico, Mexico Cost of Living, Mexico Retirement

OK, so a brief glimpse at prices has convinced you that Mexico real estate costs less.  But still – aren’t you just adding more expenses to your lifestyle; even if a condo on the beach in Mexico is a quarter of the price of one in Hawaii, you’re still spending $200,000 USD, adding another property to maintain, … [Read more...] about Is Owning Mexico Property Financially Feasible for Retirement? Vacations?Las ventajas de los costos del Caribe mexicano.

A Retired Man in Mexico Saves Thousands on Medical Emergency!Excelente sistema de salud en Quintana Roo.

Filed Under: Cost of Living in Mexico, Living and Retirement, Living in Mexico

Many people buying Mexico real estate know that the cost of living, like the cost of real estate, will save them thousands of dollars every year.  But some people are concerned about the quality of healthcare. For anyone with concerns about this side of things, I'll point them to a story I recently posted in our … [Read more...] about A Retired Man in Mexico Saves Thousands on Medical Emergency!Excelente sistema de salud en Quintana Roo.

You Can Make Your Real Estate Purchase in Mexico an Investment

Filed Under: Cost of Living in Mexico, How to make money on a Mexico real estate investment, Living and Retirement, Mexico Investment Property

When people choose to buy a new property, many people will call it an "investment." But this leaves you wondering - is it really an investment? When it comes to Mexico real estate, there are a number of ways that a simple real estate purchase can really be an "investment," including the … [Read more...] about You Can Make Your Real Estate Purchase in Mexico an Investment

Springtime is a time of Renewal – Consider Life in Mexico

Filed Under: Living and Retirement, Living in Mexico

We all like to make New Year's Resolutions.  How are those going this year? "Oops, I forgot about those a while back.  Could we change the subject?" Sure.  But let me just remind you about my post back on January first about  resolutions that you can keep.  For many people, moving to Mexico and … [Read more...] about Springtime is a time of Renewal – Consider Life in Mexico

Tip – More Favorite Locations Factors for Expats in Mexico

Filed Under: Living and Retirement, Living in Mexico, Mexico Cities, Mexico Real Estate, Mexico Real Estate Tips

This the second par of yesterday's article - tips on finding locations where other expats already live. 4. Some other Community Factors to Look For Even considering the point above, it is worth recognizing two conditions: 1. Even next to the "main attraction" there is usually a fairly large area to choose … [Read more...] about Tip – More Favorite Locations Factors for Expats in Mexico

Experts Predict Good Year for U.S. Housing – Time to Buy in Mexico?

Filed Under: Living and Retirement, Mexico Economy

Active Rain, the leading world-wide social network for real estate professionals, has released an infographic showing the confidence of real estate experts from the U.S. on that country's housing market for 2013. On the whole, the numbers look good and it looks like confidence is up significantly from last year.  … [Read more...] about Experts Predict Good Year for U.S. Housing – Time to Buy in Mexico?

Could You Consider Mexico Your New Home? (Survey)

Filed Under: Living and Retirement, Living in Mexico, Mexico Residential Permits

Buying Mexico real estate could be many things - it could be an investment, it could be a dream lifestyle come true, it could be a vacation home you can actually afford.  But we all know that distinction between "house" and "home." Here's a question for you: Could you consider Mexico your home, above and beyond … [Read more...] about Could You Consider Mexico Your New Home? (Survey)