Comments on: Young People Moving to Mexico: Interview with Mexpat from Playa del Carmen http://www.mexicorealestateinvestment.org/young-people-moving-to-mexico-interview-with-mexpat-from-playa-del-carmen/00238 Information about living in Mexico and investing in Mexico real estate. Wed, 01 Feb 2012 01:25:15 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 By: PALMER http://www.mexicorealestateinvestment.org/young-people-moving-to-mexico-interview-with-mexpat-from-playa-del-carmen/00238/comment-page-1#comment-71651 PALMER Sun, 14 Nov 2010 04:45:47 +0000 http://www.mexicorealestateinvestment.org/?p=238#comment-71651 ILL B THERE IN EARLY DEC...I WANT 2 KNOW WHAT 2 DO TO LIVE THERE ....PALMER ILL B THERE IN EARLY DEC…I WANT 2 KNOW WHAT 2 DO TO LIVE THERE ….PALMER

]]> By: chaer http://www.mexicorealestateinvestment.org/young-people-moving-to-mexico-interview-with-mexpat-from-playa-del-carmen/00238/comment-page-1#comment-43414 chaer Thu, 01 Apr 2010 17:15:52 +0000 http://www.mexicorealestateinvestment.org/?p=238#comment-43414 Hola all! I have been seriously thinking of moving myself down to mexico...I am interested in living in playa del carmen. I would like more info on how it is to start a buisness down there. I have never owned a buisness before but i would like to have a Esthetics studio or spa. Any advice would be welcome! babygirl95@live.ca Hola all!

I have been seriously thinking of moving myself down to mexico…I am interested in living in playa del carmen. I would like more info on how it is to start a buisness down there. I have never owned a buisness before but i would like to have a Esthetics studio or spa. Any advice would be welcome!

babygirl95@live.ca

]]> By: roo http://www.mexicorealestateinvestment.org/young-people-moving-to-mexico-interview-with-mexpat-from-playa-del-carmen/00238/comment-page-1#comment-34344 roo Tue, 16 Feb 2010 19:48:13 +0000 http://www.mexicorealestateinvestment.org/?p=238#comment-34344 I have been here for over 13 years. There are some things that you should know that will make your time here easier. IE. immigration status, special equipment unavailable here. Besides that, business is great. Check guiness book of records or forbes magazine. Definately the best area to retire, invest or both. 1. The time it takes to get a FM3 rentista , FM3 Inversionista , FM3 will take months and cost 600.oo usd to 900.00 usd. Simply go to the local Mexican Embassy and get it prior for 97.00 usd and have it in one day before you come here. 2. Magic Jack is a device you can get from any electronic store for 20.00 usd and pay 20.00 usd per year for unlimited usage and it gives you a usa number. This is good because you cannot call 1 800 numbers from here. IE banking, credit card companies, ect.... 3. Mexico is known for cloning cards. Pick up a few prepaid cards from your local grocery store to use to buy things online. As well as, set up your bank account with paypal and Monex. Then there will be no fees. Only use atm locations in the banks. Avoid paying with cards linked to your main account. You can open an account locally , Bancomer BBVA Prefered Customer Unit, and avoid any atm fees and ect. If you are coming down, feel free to contact myself at globalfunding@financier.com. I have been here for over 13 years. There are some things that you should know that will make your time here easier. IE. immigration status, special equipment unavailable here. Besides that, business is great. Check guiness book of records or forbes magazine. Definately the best area to retire, invest or both.

1. The time it takes to get a FM3 rentista , FM3 Inversionista , FM3 will take months and cost 600.oo usd to 900.00 usd. Simply go to the local Mexican Embassy and get it prior for 97.00 usd and have it in one day before you come here.

2. Magic Jack is a device you can get from any electronic store for 20.00 usd and pay 20.00 usd per year for unlimited usage and it gives you a usa number. This is good because you cannot call 1 800 numbers from here. IE banking, credit card companies, ect….

3. Mexico is known for cloning cards. Pick up a few prepaid cards from your local grocery store to use to buy things online. As well as, set up your bank account with paypal and Monex. Then there will be no fees. Only use atm locations in the banks. Avoid paying with cards linked to your main account. You can open an account locally , Bancomer BBVA Prefered Customer Unit, and avoid any atm fees and ect.

If you are coming down, feel free to contact myself at globalfunding@financier.com.

]]> By: GUPAC http://www.mexicorealestateinvestment.org/young-people-moving-to-mexico-interview-with-mexpat-from-playa-del-carmen/00238/comment-page-1#comment-32057 GUPAC Wed, 27 Jan 2010 22:08:34 +0000 http://www.mexicorealestateinvestment.org/?p=238#comment-32057 Sorry... my email gupac@live.com in case you want to make a move to mexico and start a fresh and new life. Sorry… my email gupac@live.com in case you want to make a move to mexico and start a fresh and new life.

]]> By: GUPAC http://www.mexicorealestateinvestment.org/young-people-moving-to-mexico-interview-with-mexpat-from-playa-del-carmen/00238/comment-page-1#comment-32056 GUPAC Wed, 27 Jan 2010 22:07:38 +0000 http://www.mexicorealestateinvestment.org/?p=238#comment-32056 Hi everyone! I am a 40 yo mexican citizen living in crazy mexico city. If out there is someone in need to move to mexico for a fresh start or simply to have a real life, feel free to contact me. I am looking for a couple of adventorous people willing to partner in business. Could be seasonal or full time living in mexico. What do you want... a beach house for vacation rentals, hostal, bar??? make come true your dream! Hi everyone!

I am a 40 yo mexican citizen living in crazy mexico city. If out there is someone in need to move to mexico for a fresh start or simply to have a real life, feel free to contact me.

I am looking for a couple of adventorous people willing to partner in business. Could be seasonal or full time living in mexico.

What do you want… a beach house for vacation rentals, hostal, bar??? make come true your dream!

]]> By: Playa del Carmen New Development, Mexico Real Estate | Mexico Real Estate Investment | Mexico Real Estate, Retire in Mexico, Living in Mexico http://www.mexicorealestateinvestment.org/young-people-moving-to-mexico-interview-with-mexpat-from-playa-del-carmen/00238/comment-page-1#comment-8469 Playa del Carmen New Development, Mexico Real Estate | Mexico Real Estate Investment | Mexico Real Estate, Retire in Mexico, Living in Mexico Fri, 27 Mar 2009 01:23:24 +0000 http://www.mexicorealestateinvestment.org/?p=238#comment-8469 [...] You can learn more about this development at www.grandcoralrivieramaya.com.mx. Related Posts Young People Moving to Mexico: Interview with Mexpat from Playa del Carmen [...] [...] You can learn more about this development at http://www.grandcoralrivieramaya.com.mx. Related Posts Young People Moving to Mexico: Interview with Mexpat from Playa del Carmen [...]

]]> By: Simone http://www.mexicorealestateinvestment.org/young-people-moving-to-mexico-interview-with-mexpat-from-playa-del-carmen/00238/comment-page-1#comment-3689 Simone Wed, 22 Oct 2008 05:12:52 +0000 http://www.mexicorealestateinvestment.org/?p=238#comment-3689 Searching for inspiration. I have been desperately trying to talk myself out of moving to Mexico, it's not working. My husband, my son and I are buying and moving to Cozumel. We want to run a vacation rental and play music and kiss all this stress good bye. We have been spending 2 months a year in Mexico for the last 5 years so we think we have abit of an idea of what it will be like. I really hope we are right. My husband is a kiteboarder/surfer/skateboarder and is now ready to embrace diving. We usually play music 3 nights a week when we have travelled before. We are hoping it will be easy to get the legal permission and gigs in Cozumel. If you have any advice on this topic it would be much apreciciated. I love to read that this has fallen together for you. Searching for inspiration. I have been desperately trying to talk myself out of moving to Mexico, it’s not working.
My husband, my son and I are buying and moving to Cozumel. We want to run a vacation rental and play music and kiss all this stress good bye. We have been spending 2 months a year in Mexico for the last 5 years so we think we have abit of an idea of what it will be like. I really hope we are right. My husband is a kiteboarder/surfer/skateboarder and is now ready to embrace diving.
We usually play music 3 nights a week when we have travelled before. We are hoping it will be easy to get the legal permission and gigs in Cozumel. If you have any advice on this topic it would be much apreciciated. I love to read that this has fallen together for you.

]]> By: Moving from the Pacific Northwest to Mexico: Interview with Nancy from Mazatlan | Mexico Real Estate Investment | Mexico Real Estate, Retire in Mexico, Living in Mexico http://www.mexicorealestateinvestment.org/young-people-moving-to-mexico-interview-with-mexpat-from-playa-del-carmen/00238/comment-page-1#comment-2802 Moving from the Pacific Northwest to Mexico: Interview with Nancy from Mazatlan | Mexico Real Estate Investment | Mexico Real Estate, Retire in Mexico, Living in Mexico Thu, 18 Sep 2008 15:18:45 +0000 http://www.mexicorealestateinvestment.org/?p=238#comment-2802 [...] Young People Moving to Mexico: Interview with Mexpat from Playa del Carmen [...] [...] Young People Moving to Mexico: Interview with Mexpat from Playa del Carmen [...]

]]> By: Kyle http://www.mexicorealestateinvestment.org/young-people-moving-to-mexico-interview-with-mexpat-from-playa-del-carmen/00238/comment-page-1#comment-2235 Kyle Fri, 29 Aug 2008 17:08:10 +0000 http://www.mexicorealestateinvestment.org/?p=238#comment-2235 You make me want to move to Mexico. Pretty much the opposite could be said about everything you talked about for Santiago. Life here is less simple...transportation to anywhere takes an hour and consumerism is even worse because of classism. The average Chilean is in debt 6 times his/her salary. But, I also think that might be big city compared to small city living because I think in the U.S. you could simplify in some ways by moving to a rural area. You still probably couldn't escape consumerism but it might be easier to walk or bike to places nearby and enjoy a bit slower paced lifestyle. Interesting interview! You make me want to move to Mexico. Pretty much the opposite could be said about everything you talked about for Santiago. Life here is less simple…transportation to anywhere takes an hour and consumerism is even worse because of classism. The average Chilean is in debt 6 times his/her salary.

But, I also think that might be big city compared to small city living because I think in the U.S. you could simplify in some ways by moving to a rural area. You still probably couldn’t escape consumerism but it might be easier to walk or bike to places nearby and enjoy a bit slower paced lifestyle.

Interesting interview!

]]> By: Claudia glender http://www.mexicorealestateinvestment.org/young-people-moving-to-mexico-interview-with-mexpat-from-playa-del-carmen/00238 Information about living in Mexico and investing in Mexico real estate. Wed, 01 Feb 2012 01:25:15 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 Comments on: Young People Moving to Mexico: Interview with Mexpat from Playa del Carmen http://www.mexicorealestateinvestment.org/young-people-moving-to-mexico-interview-with-mexpat-from-playa-del-carmen/00238 Information about living in Mexico and investing in Mexico real estate. Wed, 01 Feb 2012 01:25:15 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 By: PALMER http://www.mexicorealestateinvestment.org/young-people-moving-to-mexico-interview-with-mexpat-from-playa-del-carmen/00238/comment-page-1#comment-71651 PALMER Sun, 14 Nov 2010 04:45:47 +0000 http://www.mexicorealestateinvestment.org/?p=238#comment-71651 ILL B THERE IN EARLY DEC...I WANT 2 KNOW WHAT 2 DO TO LIVE THERE ....PALMER ILL B THERE IN EARLY DEC…I WANT 2 KNOW WHAT 2 DO TO LIVE THERE ….PALMER

]]> By: chaer http://www.mexicorealestateinvestment.org/young-people-moving-to-mexico-interview-with-mexpat-from-playa-del-carmen/00238/comment-page-1#comment-43414 chaer Thu, 01 Apr 2010 17:15:52 +0000 http://www.mexicorealestateinvestment.org/?p=238#comment-43414 Hola all! I have been seriously thinking of moving myself down to mexico...I am interested in living in playa del carmen. I would like more info on how it is to start a buisness down there. I have never owned a buisness before but i would like to have a Esthetics studio or spa. Any advice would be welcome! babygirl95@live.ca Hola all!

I have been seriously thinking of moving myself down to mexico…I am interested in living in playa del carmen. I would like more info on how it is to start a buisness down there. I have never owned a buisness before but i would like to have a Esthetics studio or spa. Any advice would be welcome!

babygirl95@live.ca

]]> By: roo http://www.mexicorealestateinvestment.org/young-people-moving-to-mexico-interview-with-mexpat-from-playa-del-carmen/00238/comment-page-1#comment-34344 roo Tue, 16 Feb 2010 19:48:13 +0000 http://www.mexicorealestateinvestment.org/?p=238#comment-34344 I have been here for over 13 years. There are some things that you should know that will make your time here easier. IE. immigration status, special equipment unavailable here. Besides that, business is great. Check guiness book of records or forbes magazine. Definately the best area to retire, invest or both. 1. The time it takes to get a FM3 rentista , FM3 Inversionista , FM3 will take months and cost 600.oo usd to 900.00 usd. Simply go to the local Mexican Embassy and get it prior for 97.00 usd and have it in one day before you come here. 2. Magic Jack is a device you can get from any electronic store for 20.00 usd and pay 20.00 usd per year for unlimited usage and it gives you a usa number. This is good because you cannot call 1 800 numbers from here. IE banking, credit card companies, ect.... 3. Mexico is known for cloning cards. Pick up a few prepaid cards from your local grocery store to use to buy things online. As well as, set up your bank account with paypal and Monex. Then there will be no fees. Only use atm locations in the banks. Avoid paying with cards linked to your main account. You can open an account locally , Bancomer BBVA Prefered Customer Unit, and avoid any atm fees and ect. If you are coming down, feel free to contact myself at globalfunding@financier.com. I have been here for over 13 years. There are some things that you should know that will make your time here easier. IE. immigration status, special equipment unavailable here. Besides that, business is great. Check guiness book of records or forbes magazine. Definately the best area to retire, invest or both.

1. The time it takes to get a FM3 rentista , FM3 Inversionista , FM3 will take months and cost 600.oo usd to 900.00 usd. Simply go to the local Mexican Embassy and get it prior for 97.00 usd and have it in one day before you come here.

2. Magic Jack is a device you can get from any electronic store for 20.00 usd and pay 20.00 usd per year for unlimited usage and it gives you a usa number. This is good because you cannot call 1 800 numbers from here. IE banking, credit card companies, ect….

3. Mexico is known for cloning cards. Pick up a few prepaid cards from your local grocery store to use to buy things online. As well as, set up your bank account with paypal and Monex. Then there will be no fees. Only use atm locations in the banks. Avoid paying with cards linked to your main account. You can open an account locally , Bancomer BBVA Prefered Customer Unit, and avoid any atm fees and ect.

If you are coming down, feel free to contact myself at globalfunding@financier.com.

]]> By: GUPAC http://www.mexicorealestateinvestment.org/young-people-moving-to-mexico-interview-with-mexpat-from-playa-del-carmen/00238/comment-page-1#comment-32057 GUPAC Wed, 27 Jan 2010 22:08:34 +0000 http://www.mexicorealestateinvestment.org/?p=238#comment-32057 Sorry... my email gupac@live.com in case you want to make a move to mexico and start a fresh and new life. Sorry… my email gupac@live.com in case you want to make a move to mexico and start a fresh and new life.

]]> By: GUPAC http://www.mexicorealestateinvestment.org/young-people-moving-to-mexico-interview-with-mexpat-from-playa-del-carmen/00238/comment-page-1#comment-32056 GUPAC Wed, 27 Jan 2010 22:07:38 +0000 http://www.mexicorealestateinvestment.org/?p=238#comment-32056 Hi everyone! I am a 40 yo mexican citizen living in crazy mexico city. If out there is someone in need to move to mexico for a fresh start or simply to have a real life, feel free to contact me. I am looking for a couple of adventorous people willing to partner in business. Could be seasonal or full time living in mexico. What do you want... a beach house for vacation rentals, hostal, bar??? make come true your dream! Hi everyone!

I am a 40 yo mexican citizen living in crazy mexico city. If out there is someone in need to move to mexico for a fresh start or simply to have a real life, feel free to contact me.

I am looking for a couple of adventorous people willing to partner in business. Could be seasonal or full time living in mexico.

What do you want… a beach house for vacation rentals, hostal, bar??? make come true your dream!

]]> By: Playa del Carmen New Development, Mexico Real Estate | Mexico Real Estate Investment | Mexico Real Estate, Retire in Mexico, Living in Mexico http://www.mexicorealestateinvestment.org/young-people-moving-to-mexico-interview-with-mexpat-from-playa-del-carmen/00238/comment-page-1#comment-8469 Playa del Carmen New Development, Mexico Real Estate | Mexico Real Estate Investment | Mexico Real Estate, Retire in Mexico, Living in Mexico Fri, 27 Mar 2009 01:23:24 +0000 http://www.mexicorealestateinvestment.org/?p=238#comment-8469 [...] You can learn more about this development at www.grandcoralrivieramaya.com.mx. Related Posts Young People Moving to Mexico: Interview with Mexpat from Playa del Carmen [...] [...] You can learn more about this development at http://www.grandcoralrivieramaya.com.mx. Related Posts Young People Moving to Mexico: Interview with Mexpat from Playa del Carmen [...]

]]> By: Simone http://www.mexicorealestateinvestment.org/young-people-moving-to-mexico-interview-with-mexpat-from-playa-del-carmen/00238/comment-page-1#comment-3689 Simone Wed, 22 Oct 2008 05:12:52 +0000 http://www.mexicorealestateinvestment.org/?p=238#comment-3689 Searching for inspiration. I have been desperately trying to talk myself out of moving to Mexico, it's not working. My husband, my son and I are buying and moving to Cozumel. We want to run a vacation rental and play music and kiss all this stress good bye. We have been spending 2 months a year in Mexico for the last 5 years so we think we have abit of an idea of what it will be like. I really hope we are right. My husband is a kiteboarder/surfer/skateboarder and is now ready to embrace diving. We usually play music 3 nights a week when we have travelled before. We are hoping it will be easy to get the legal permission and gigs in Cozumel. If you have any advice on this topic it would be much apreciciated. I love to read that this has fallen together for you. Searching for inspiration. I have been desperately trying to talk myself out of moving to Mexico, it’s not working.
My husband, my son and I are buying and moving to Cozumel. We want to run a vacation rental and play music and kiss all this stress good bye. We have been spending 2 months a year in Mexico for the last 5 years so we think we have abit of an idea of what it will be like. I really hope we are right. My husband is a kiteboarder/surfer/skateboarder and is now ready to embrace diving.
We usually play music 3 nights a week when we have travelled before. We are hoping it will be easy to get the legal permission and gigs in Cozumel. If you have any advice on this topic it would be much apreciciated. I love to read that this has fallen together for you.

]]> By: Moving from the Pacific Northwest to Mexico: Interview with Nancy from Mazatlan | Mexico Real Estate Investment | Mexico Real Estate, Retire in Mexico, Living in Mexico http://www.mexicorealestateinvestment.org/young-people-moving-to-mexico-interview-with-mexpat-from-playa-del-carmen/00238/comment-page-1#comment-2802 Moving from the Pacific Northwest to Mexico: Interview with Nancy from Mazatlan | Mexico Real Estate Investment | Mexico Real Estate, Retire in Mexico, Living in Mexico Thu, 18 Sep 2008 15:18:45 +0000 http://www.mexicorealestateinvestment.org/?p=238#comment-2802 [...] Young People Moving to Mexico: Interview with Mexpat from Playa del Carmen [...] [...] Young People Moving to Mexico: Interview with Mexpat from Playa del Carmen [...]

]]> By: Kyle http://www.mexicorealestateinvestment.org/young-people-moving-to-mexico-interview-with-mexpat-from-playa-del-carmen/00238/comment-page-1#comment-2235 Kyle Fri, 29 Aug 2008 17:08:10 +0000 http://www.mexicorealestateinvestment.org/?p=238#comment-2235 You make me want to move to Mexico. Pretty much the opposite could be said about everything you talked about for Santiago. Life here is less simple...transportation to anywhere takes an hour and consumerism is even worse because of classism. The average Chilean is in debt 6 times his/her salary. But, I also think that might be big city compared to small city living because I think in the U.S. you could simplify in some ways by moving to a rural area. You still probably couldn't escape consumerism but it might be easier to walk or bike to places nearby and enjoy a bit slower paced lifestyle. Interesting interview! You make me want to move to Mexico. Pretty much the opposite could be said about everything you talked about for Santiago. Life here is less simple…transportation to anywhere takes an hour and consumerism is even worse because of classism. The average Chilean is in debt 6 times his/her salary.

But, I also think that might be big city compared to small city living because I think in the U.S. you could simplify in some ways by moving to a rural area. You still probably couldn’t escape consumerism but it might be easier to walk or bike to places nearby and enjoy a bit slower paced lifestyle.

Interesting interview!

]]> By: Claudia glender http://www.mexicorealestateinvestment.org/young-people-moving-to-mexico-interview-with-mexpat-from-playa-del-carmen/00238/comment-page-1#comment-71651 PALMER Sun, 14 Nov 2010 04:45:47 +0000 http://www.mexicorealestateinvestment.org/?p=238#comment-71651 ILL B THERE IN EARLY DEC...I WANT 2 KNOW WHAT 2 DO TO LIVE THERE ....PALMER ILL B THERE IN EARLY DEC…I WANT 2 KNOW WHAT 2 DO TO LIVE THERE ….PALMER

]]> Comments on: Young People Moving to Mexico: Interview with Mexpat from Playa del Carmen http://www.mexicorealestateinvestment.org/young-people-moving-to-mexico-interview-with-mexpat-from-playa-del-carmen/00238 Information about living in Mexico and investing in Mexico real estate. Wed, 01 Feb 2012 01:25:15 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 By: PALMER http://www.mexicorealestateinvestment.org/young-people-moving-to-mexico-interview-with-mexpat-from-playa-del-carmen/00238/comment-page-1#comment-71651 PALMER Sun, 14 Nov 2010 04:45:47 +0000 http://www.mexicorealestateinvestment.org/?p=238#comment-71651 ILL B THERE IN EARLY DEC...I WANT 2 KNOW WHAT 2 DO TO LIVE THERE ....PALMER ILL B THERE IN EARLY DEC…I WANT 2 KNOW WHAT 2 DO TO LIVE THERE ….PALMER

]]> By: chaer http://www.mexicorealestateinvestment.org/young-people-moving-to-mexico-interview-with-mexpat-from-playa-del-carmen/00238/comment-page-1#comment-43414 chaer Thu, 01 Apr 2010 17:15:52 +0000 http://www.mexicorealestateinvestment.org/?p=238#comment-43414 Hola all! I have been seriously thinking of moving myself down to mexico...I am interested in living in playa del carmen. I would like more info on how it is to start a buisness down there. I have never owned a buisness before but i would like to have a Esthetics studio or spa. Any advice would be welcome! babygirl95@live.ca Hola all!

I have been seriously thinking of moving myself down to mexico…I am interested in living in playa del carmen. I would like more info on how it is to start a buisness down there. I have never owned a buisness before but i would like to have a Esthetics studio or spa. Any advice would be welcome!

babygirl95@live.ca

]]> By: roo http://www.mexicorealestateinvestment.org/young-people-moving-to-mexico-interview-with-mexpat-from-playa-del-carmen/00238/comment-page-1#comment-34344 roo Tue, 16 Feb 2010 19:48:13 +0000 http://www.mexicorealestateinvestment.org/?p=238#comment-34344 I have been here for over 13 years. There are some things that you should know that will make your time here easier. IE. immigration status, special equipment unavailable here. Besides that, business is great. Check guiness book of records or forbes magazine. Definately the best area to retire, invest or both. 1. The time it takes to get a FM3 rentista , FM3 Inversionista , FM3 will take months and cost 600.oo usd to 900.00 usd. Simply go to the local Mexican Embassy and get it prior for 97.00 usd and have it in one day before you come here. 2. Magic Jack is a device you can get from any electronic store for 20.00 usd and pay 20.00 usd per year for unlimited usage and it gives you a usa number. This is good because you cannot call 1 800 numbers from here. IE banking, credit card companies, ect.... 3. Mexico is known for cloning cards. Pick up a few prepaid cards from your local grocery store to use to buy things online. As well as, set up your bank account with paypal and Monex. Then there will be no fees. Only use atm locations in the banks. Avoid paying with cards linked to your main account. You can open an account locally , Bancomer BBVA Prefered Customer Unit, and avoid any atm fees and ect. If you are coming down, feel free to contact myself at globalfunding@financier.com. I have been here for over 13 years. There are some things that you should know that will make your time here easier. IE. immigration status, special equipment unavailable here. Besides that, business is great. Check guiness book of records or forbes magazine. Definately the best area to retire, invest or both.

1. The time it takes to get a FM3 rentista , FM3 Inversionista , FM3 will take months and cost 600.oo usd to 900.00 usd. Simply go to the local Mexican Embassy and get it prior for 97.00 usd and have it in one day before you come here.

2. Magic Jack is a device you can get from any electronic store for 20.00 usd and pay 20.00 usd per year for unlimited usage and it gives you a usa number. This is good because you cannot call 1 800 numbers from here. IE banking, credit card companies, ect….

3. Mexico is known for cloning cards. Pick up a few prepaid cards from your local grocery store to use to buy things online. As well as, set up your bank account with paypal and Monex. Then there will be no fees. Only use atm locations in the banks. Avoid paying with cards linked to your main account. You can open an account locally , Bancomer BBVA Prefered Customer Unit, and avoid any atm fees and ect.

If you are coming down, feel free to contact myself at globalfunding@financier.com.

]]> By: GUPAC http://www.mexicorealestateinvestment.org/young-people-moving-to-mexico-interview-with-mexpat-from-playa-del-carmen/00238/comment-page-1#comment-32057 GUPAC Wed, 27 Jan 2010 22:08:34 +0000 http://www.mexicorealestateinvestment.org/?p=238#comment-32057 Sorry... my email gupac@live.com in case you want to make a move to mexico and start a fresh and new life. Sorry… my email gupac@live.com in case you want to make a move to mexico and start a fresh and new life.

]]> By: GUPAC http://www.mexicorealestateinvestment.org/young-people-moving-to-mexico-interview-with-mexpat-from-playa-del-carmen/00238/comment-page-1#comment-32056 GUPAC Wed, 27 Jan 2010 22:07:38 +0000 http://www.mexicorealestateinvestment.org/?p=238#comment-32056 Hi everyone! I am a 40 yo mexican citizen living in crazy mexico city. If out there is someone in need to move to mexico for a fresh start or simply to have a real life, feel free to contact me. I am looking for a couple of adventorous people willing to partner in business. Could be seasonal or full time living in mexico. What do you want... a beach house for vacation rentals, hostal, bar??? make come true your dream! Hi everyone!

I am a 40 yo mexican citizen living in crazy mexico city. If out there is someone in need to move to mexico for a fresh start or simply to have a real life, feel free to contact me.

I am looking for a couple of adventorous people willing to partner in business. Could be seasonal or full time living in mexico.

What do you want… a beach house for vacation rentals, hostal, bar??? make come true your dream!

]]> By: Playa del Carmen New Development, Mexico Real Estate | Mexico Real Estate Investment | Mexico Real Estate, Retire in Mexico, Living in Mexico http://www.mexicorealestateinvestment.org/young-people-moving-to-mexico-interview-with-mexpat-from-playa-del-carmen/00238/comment-page-1#comment-8469 Playa del Carmen New Development, Mexico Real Estate | Mexico Real Estate Investment | Mexico Real Estate, Retire in Mexico, Living in Mexico Fri, 27 Mar 2009 01:23:24 +0000 http://www.mexicorealestateinvestment.org/?p=238#comment-8469 [...] You can learn more about this development at www.grandcoralrivieramaya.com.mx. Related Posts Young People Moving to Mexico: Interview with Mexpat from Playa del Carmen [...] [...] You can learn more about this development at http://www.grandcoralrivieramaya.com.mx. Related Posts Young People Moving to Mexico: Interview with Mexpat from Playa del Carmen [...]

]]> By: Simone http://www.mexicorealestateinvestment.org/young-people-moving-to-mexico-interview-with-mexpat-from-playa-del-carmen/00238/comment-page-1#comment-3689 Simone Wed, 22 Oct 2008 05:12:52 +0000 http://www.mexicorealestateinvestment.org/?p=238#comment-3689 Searching for inspiration. I have been desperately trying to talk myself out of moving to Mexico, it's not working. My husband, my son and I are buying and moving to Cozumel. We want to run a vacation rental and play music and kiss all this stress good bye. We have been spending 2 months a year in Mexico for the last 5 years so we think we have abit of an idea of what it will be like. I really hope we are right. My husband is a kiteboarder/surfer/skateboarder and is now ready to embrace diving. We usually play music 3 nights a week when we have travelled before. We are hoping it will be easy to get the legal permission and gigs in Cozumel. If you have any advice on this topic it would be much apreciciated. I love to read that this has fallen together for you. Searching for inspiration. I have been desperately trying to talk myself out of moving to Mexico, it’s not working.
My husband, my son and I are buying and moving to Cozumel. We want to run a vacation rental and play music and kiss all this stress good bye. We have been spending 2 months a year in Mexico for the last 5 years so we think we have abit of an idea of what it will be like. I really hope we are right. My husband is a kiteboarder/surfer/skateboarder and is now ready to embrace diving.
We usually play music 3 nights a week when we have travelled before. We are hoping it will be easy to get the legal permission and gigs in Cozumel. If you have any advice on this topic it would be much apreciciated. I love to read that this has fallen together for you.

]]> By: Moving from the Pacific Northwest to Mexico: Interview with Nancy from Mazatlan | Mexico Real Estate Investment | Mexico Real Estate, Retire in Mexico, Living in Mexico http://www.mexicorealestateinvestment.org/young-people-moving-to-mexico-interview-with-mexpat-from-playa-del-carmen/00238/comment-page-1#comment-2802 Moving from the Pacific Northwest to Mexico: Interview with Nancy from Mazatlan | Mexico Real Estate Investment | Mexico Real Estate, Retire in Mexico, Living in Mexico Thu, 18 Sep 2008 15:18:45 +0000 http://www.mexicorealestateinvestment.org/?p=238#comment-2802 [...] Young People Moving to Mexico: Interview with Mexpat from Playa del Carmen [...] [...] Young People Moving to Mexico: Interview with Mexpat from Playa del Carmen [...]

]]> By: Kyle http://www.mexicorealestateinvestment.org/young-people-moving-to-mexico-interview-with-mexpat-from-playa-del-carmen/00238/comment-page-1#comment-2235 Kyle Fri, 29 Aug 2008 17:08:10 +0000 http://www.mexicorealestateinvestment.org/?p=238#comment-2235 You make me want to move to Mexico. Pretty much the opposite could be said about everything you talked about for Santiago. Life here is less simple...transportation to anywhere takes an hour and consumerism is even worse because of classism. The average Chilean is in debt 6 times his/her salary. But, I also think that might be big city compared to small city living because I think in the U.S. you could simplify in some ways by moving to a rural area. You still probably couldn't escape consumerism but it might be easier to walk or bike to places nearby and enjoy a bit slower paced lifestyle. Interesting interview! You make me want to move to Mexico. Pretty much the opposite could be said about everything you talked about for Santiago. Life here is less simple…transportation to anywhere takes an hour and consumerism is even worse because of classism. The average Chilean is in debt 6 times his/her salary.

But, I also think that might be big city compared to small city living because I think in the U.S. you could simplify in some ways by moving to a rural area. You still probably couldn’t escape consumerism but it might be easier to walk or bike to places nearby and enjoy a bit slower paced lifestyle.

Interesting interview!

]]> By: Claudia glender http://www.mexicorealestateinvestment.org/young-people-moving-to-mexico-interview-with-mexpat-from-playa-del-carmen/00238/comment-page-1#comment-43414 chaer Thu, 01 Apr 2010 17:15:52 +0000 http://www.mexicorealestateinvestment.org/?p=238#comment-43414 Hola all! I have been seriously thinking of moving myself down to mexico...I am interested in living in playa del carmen. I would like more info on how it is to start a buisness down there. I have never owned a buisness before but i would like to have a Esthetics studio or spa. Any advice would be welcome! babygirl95@live.ca Hola all!

I have been seriously thinking of moving myself down to mexico…I am interested in living in playa del carmen. I would like more info on how it is to start a buisness down there. I have never owned a buisness before but i would like to have a Esthetics studio or spa. Any advice would be welcome!

babygirl95@live.ca

]]> Comments on: Young People Moving to Mexico: Interview with Mexpat from Playa del Carmen http://www.mexicorealestateinvestment.org/young-people-moving-to-mexico-interview-with-mexpat-from-playa-del-carmen/00238 Information about living in Mexico and investing in Mexico real estate. Wed, 01 Feb 2012 01:25:15 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 By: PALMER http://www.mexicorealestateinvestment.org/young-people-moving-to-mexico-interview-with-mexpat-from-playa-del-carmen/00238/comment-page-1#comment-71651 PALMER Sun, 14 Nov 2010 04:45:47 +0000 http://www.mexicorealestateinvestment.org/?p=238#comment-71651 ILL B THERE IN EARLY DEC...I WANT 2 KNOW WHAT 2 DO TO LIVE THERE ....PALMER ILL B THERE IN EARLY DEC…I WANT 2 KNOW WHAT 2 DO TO LIVE THERE ….PALMER

]]> By: chaer http://www.mexicorealestateinvestment.org/young-people-moving-to-mexico-interview-with-mexpat-from-playa-del-carmen/00238/comment-page-1#comment-43414 chaer Thu, 01 Apr 2010 17:15:52 +0000 http://www.mexicorealestateinvestment.org/?p=238#comment-43414 Hola all! I have been seriously thinking of moving myself down to mexico...I am interested in living in playa del carmen. I would like more info on how it is to start a buisness down there. I have never owned a buisness before but i would like to have a Esthetics studio or spa. Any advice would be welcome! babygirl95@live.ca Hola all!

I have been seriously thinking of moving myself down to mexico…I am interested in living in playa del carmen. I would like more info on how it is to start a buisness down there. I have never owned a buisness before but i would like to have a Esthetics studio or spa. Any advice would be welcome!

babygirl95@live.ca

]]> By: roo http://www.mexicorealestateinvestment.org/young-people-moving-to-mexico-interview-with-mexpat-from-playa-del-carmen/00238/comment-page-1#comment-34344 roo Tue, 16 Feb 2010 19:48:13 +0000 http://www.mexicorealestateinvestment.org/?p=238#comment-34344 I have been here for over 13 years. There are some things that you should know that will make your time here easier. IE. immigration status, special equipment unavailable here. Besides that, business is great. Check guiness book of records or forbes magazine. Definately the best area to retire, invest or both. 1. The time it takes to get a FM3 rentista , FM3 Inversionista , FM3 will take months and cost 600.oo usd to 900.00 usd. Simply go to the local Mexican Embassy and get it prior for 97.00 usd and have it in one day before you come here. 2. Magic Jack is a device you can get from any electronic store for 20.00 usd and pay 20.00 usd per year for unlimited usage and it gives you a usa number. This is good because you cannot call 1 800 numbers from here. IE banking, credit card companies, ect.... 3. Mexico is known for cloning cards. Pick up a few prepaid cards from your local grocery store to use to buy things online. As well as, set up your bank account with paypal and Monex. Then there will be no fees. Only use atm locations in the banks. Avoid paying with cards linked to your main account. You can open an account locally , Bancomer BBVA Prefered Customer Unit, and avoid any atm fees and ect. If you are coming down, feel free to contact myself at globalfunding@financier.com. I have been here for over 13 years. There are some things that you should know that will make your time here easier. IE. immigration status, special equipment unavailable here. Besides that, business is great. Check guiness book of records or forbes magazine. Definately the best area to retire, invest or both.

1. The time it takes to get a FM3 rentista , FM3 Inversionista , FM3 will take months and cost 600.oo usd to 900.00 usd. Simply go to the local Mexican Embassy and get it prior for 97.00 usd and have it in one day before you come here.

2. Magic Jack is a device you can get from any electronic store for 20.00 usd and pay 20.00 usd per year for unlimited usage and it gives you a usa number. This is good because you cannot call 1 800 numbers from here. IE banking, credit card companies, ect….

3. Mexico is known for cloning cards. Pick up a few prepaid cards from your local grocery store to use to buy things online. As well as, set up your bank account with paypal and Monex. Then there will be no fees. Only use atm locations in the banks. Avoid paying with cards linked to your main account. You can open an account locally , Bancomer BBVA Prefered Customer Unit, and avoid any atm fees and ect.

If you are coming down, feel free to contact myself at globalfunding@financier.com.

]]> By: GUPAC http://www.mexicorealestateinvestment.org/young-people-moving-to-mexico-interview-with-mexpat-from-playa-del-carmen/00238/comment-page-1#comment-32057 GUPAC Wed, 27 Jan 2010 22:08:34 +0000 http://www.mexicorealestateinvestment.org/?p=238#comment-32057 Sorry... my email gupac@live.com in case you want to make a move to mexico and start a fresh and new life. Sorry… my email gupac@live.com in case you want to make a move to mexico and start a fresh and new life.

]]> By: GUPAC http://www.mexicorealestateinvestment.org/young-people-moving-to-mexico-interview-with-mexpat-from-playa-del-carmen/00238/comment-page-1#comment-32056 GUPAC Wed, 27 Jan 2010 22:07:38 +0000 http://www.mexicorealestateinvestment.org/?p=238#comment-32056 Hi everyone! I am a 40 yo mexican citizen living in crazy mexico city. If out there is someone in need to move to mexico for a fresh start or simply to have a real life, feel free to contact me. I am looking for a couple of adventorous people willing to partner in business. Could be seasonal or full time living in mexico. What do you want... a beach house for vacation rentals, hostal, bar??? make come true your dream! Hi everyone!

I am a 40 yo mexican citizen living in crazy mexico city. If out there is someone in need to move to mexico for a fresh start or simply to have a real life, feel free to contact me.

I am looking for a couple of adventorous people willing to partner in business. Could be seasonal or full time living in mexico.

What do you want… a beach house for vacation rentals, hostal, bar??? make come true your dream!

]]> By: Playa del Carmen New Development, Mexico Real Estate | Mexico Real Estate Investment | Mexico Real Estate, Retire in Mexico, Living in Mexico http://www.mexicorealestateinvestment.org/young-people-moving-to-mexico-interview-with-mexpat-from-playa-del-carmen/00238/comment-page-1#comment-8469 Playa del Carmen New Development, Mexico Real Estate | Mexico Real Estate Investment | Mexico Real Estate, Retire in Mexico, Living in Mexico Fri, 27 Mar 2009 01:23:24 +0000 http://www.mexicorealestateinvestment.org/?p=238#comment-8469 [...] You can learn more about this development at www.grandcoralrivieramaya.com.mx. Related Posts Young People Moving to Mexico: Interview with Mexpat from Playa del Carmen [...] [...] You can learn more about this development at http://www.grandcoralrivieramaya.com.mx. Related Posts Young People Moving to Mexico: Interview with Mexpat from Playa del Carmen [...]

]]> By: Simone http://www.mexicorealestateinvestment.org/young-people-moving-to-mexico-interview-with-mexpat-from-playa-del-carmen/00238/comment-page-1#comment-3689 Simone Wed, 22 Oct 2008 05:12:52 +0000 http://www.mexicorealestateinvestment.org/?p=238#comment-3689 Searching for inspiration. I have been desperately trying to talk myself out of moving to Mexico, it's not working. My husband, my son and I are buying and moving to Cozumel. We want to run a vacation rental and play music and kiss all this stress good bye. We have been spending 2 months a year in Mexico for the last 5 years so we think we have abit of an idea of what it will be like. I really hope we are right. My husband is a kiteboarder/surfer/skateboarder and is now ready to embrace diving. We usually play music 3 nights a week when we have travelled before. We are hoping it will be easy to get the legal permission and gigs in Cozumel. If you have any advice on this topic it would be much apreciciated. I love to read that this has fallen together for you. Searching for inspiration. I have been desperately trying to talk myself out of moving to Mexico, it’s not working.
My husband, my son and I are buying and moving to Cozumel. We want to run a vacation rental and play music and kiss all this stress good bye. We have been spending 2 months a year in Mexico for the last 5 years so we think we have abit of an idea of what it will be like. I really hope we are right. My husband is a kiteboarder/surfer/skateboarder and is now ready to embrace diving.
We usually play music 3 nights a week when we have travelled before. We are hoping it will be easy to get the legal permission and gigs in Cozumel. If you have any advice on this topic it would be much apreciciated. I love to read that this has fallen together for you.

]]> By: Moving from the Pacific Northwest to Mexico: Interview with Nancy from Mazatlan | Mexico Real Estate Investment | Mexico Real Estate, Retire in Mexico, Living in Mexico http://www.mexicorealestateinvestment.org/young-people-moving-to-mexico-interview-with-mexpat-from-playa-del-carmen/00238/comment-page-1#comment-2802 Moving from the Pacific Northwest to Mexico: Interview with Nancy from Mazatlan | Mexico Real Estate Investment | Mexico Real Estate, Retire in Mexico, Living in Mexico Thu, 18 Sep 2008 15:18:45 +0000 http://www.mexicorealestateinvestment.org/?p=238#comment-2802 [...] Young People Moving to Mexico: Interview with Mexpat from Playa del Carmen [...] [...] Young People Moving to Mexico: Interview with Mexpat from Playa del Carmen [...]

]]> By: Kyle http://www.mexicorealestateinvestment.org/young-people-moving-to-mexico-interview-with-mexpat-from-playa-del-carmen/00238/comment-page-1#comment-2235 Kyle Fri, 29 Aug 2008 17:08:10 +0000 http://www.mexicorealestateinvestment.org/?p=238#comment-2235 You make me want to move to Mexico. Pretty much the opposite could be said about everything you talked about for Santiago. Life here is less simple...transportation to anywhere takes an hour and consumerism is even worse because of classism. The average Chilean is in debt 6 times his/her salary. But, I also think that might be big city compared to small city living because I think in the U.S. you could simplify in some ways by moving to a rural area. You still probably couldn't escape consumerism but it might be easier to walk or bike to places nearby and enjoy a bit slower paced lifestyle. Interesting interview! You make me want to move to Mexico. Pretty much the opposite could be said about everything you talked about for Santiago. Life here is less simple…transportation to anywhere takes an hour and consumerism is even worse because of classism. The average Chilean is in debt 6 times his/her salary.

But, I also think that might be big city compared to small city living because I think in the U.S. you could simplify in some ways by moving to a rural area. You still probably couldn’t escape consumerism but it might be easier to walk or bike to places nearby and enjoy a bit slower paced lifestyle.

Interesting interview!

]]> By: Claudia glender http://www.mexicorealestateinvestment.org/young-people-moving-to-mexico-interview-with-mexpat-from-playa-del-carmen/00238/comment-page-1#comment-34344 roo Tue, 16 Feb 2010 19:48:13 +0000 http://www.mexicorealestateinvestment.org/?p=238#comment-34344 I have been here for over 13 years. There are some things that you should know that will make your time here easier. IE. immigration status, special equipment unavailable here. Besides that, business is great. Check guiness book of records or forbes magazine. Definately the best area to retire, invest or both. 1. The time it takes to get a FM3 rentista , FM3 Inversionista , FM3 will take months and cost 600.oo usd to 900.00 usd. Simply go to the local Mexican Embassy and get it prior for 97.00 usd and have it in one day before you come here. 2. Magic Jack is a device you can get from any electronic store for 20.00 usd and pay 20.00 usd per year for unlimited usage and it gives you a usa number. This is good because you cannot call 1 800 numbers from here. IE banking, credit card companies, ect.... 3. Mexico is known for cloning cards. Pick up a few prepaid cards from your local grocery store to use to buy things online. As well as, set up your bank account with paypal and Monex. Then there will be no fees. Only use atm locations in the banks. Avoid paying with cards linked to your main account. You can open an account locally , Bancomer BBVA Prefered Customer Unit, and avoid any atm fees and ect. If you are coming down, feel free to contact myself at globalfunding@financier.com. I have been here for over 13 years. There are some things that you should know that will make your time here easier. IE. immigration status, special equipment unavailable here. Besides that, business is great. Check guiness book of records or forbes magazine. Definately the best area to retire, invest or both.

1. The time it takes to get a FM3 rentista , FM3 Inversionista , FM3 will take months and cost 600.oo usd to 900.00 usd. Simply go to the local Mexican Embassy and get it prior for 97.00 usd and have it in one day before you come here.

2. Magic Jack is a device you can get from any electronic store for 20.00 usd and pay 20.00 usd per year for unlimited usage and it gives you a usa number. This is good because you cannot call 1 800 numbers from here. IE banking, credit card companies, ect….

3. Mexico is known for cloning cards. Pick up a few prepaid cards from your local grocery store to use to buy things online. As well as, set up your bank account with paypal and Monex. Then there will be no fees. Only use atm locations in the banks. Avoid paying with cards linked to your main account. You can open an account locally , Bancomer BBVA Prefered Customer Unit, and avoid any atm fees and ect.

If you are coming down, feel free to contact myself at globalfunding@financier.com.

]]> Comments on: Young People Moving to Mexico: Interview with Mexpat from Playa del Carmen http://www.mexicorealestateinvestment.org/young-people-moving-to-mexico-interview-with-mexpat-from-playa-del-carmen/00238 Information about living in Mexico and investing in Mexico real estate. Wed, 01 Feb 2012 01:25:15 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 By: PALMER http://www.mexicorealestateinvestment.org/young-people-moving-to-mexico-interview-with-mexpat-from-playa-del-carmen/00238/comment-page-1#comment-71651 PALMER Sun, 14 Nov 2010 04:45:47 +0000 http://www.mexicorealestateinvestment.org/?p=238#comment-71651 ILL B THERE IN EARLY DEC...I WANT 2 KNOW WHAT 2 DO TO LIVE THERE ....PALMER ILL B THERE IN EARLY DEC…I WANT 2 KNOW WHAT 2 DO TO LIVE THERE ….PALMER

]]> By: chaer http://www.mexicorealestateinvestment.org/young-people-moving-to-mexico-interview-with-mexpat-from-playa-del-carmen/00238/comment-page-1#comment-43414 chaer Thu, 01 Apr 2010 17:15:52 +0000 http://www.mexicorealestateinvestment.org/?p=238#comment-43414 Hola all! I have been seriously thinking of moving myself down to mexico...I am interested in living in playa del carmen. I would like more info on how it is to start a buisness down there. I have never owned a buisness before but i would like to have a Esthetics studio or spa. Any advice would be welcome! babygirl95@live.ca Hola all!

I have been seriously thinking of moving myself down to mexico…I am interested in living in playa del carmen. I would like more info on how it is to start a buisness down there. I have never owned a buisness before but i would like to have a Esthetics studio or spa. Any advice would be welcome!

babygirl95@live.ca

]]> By: roo http://www.mexicorealestateinvestment.org/young-people-moving-to-mexico-interview-with-mexpat-from-playa-del-carmen/00238/comment-page-1#comment-34344 roo Tue, 16 Feb 2010 19:48:13 +0000 http://www.mexicorealestateinvestment.org/?p=238#comment-34344 I have been here for over 13 years. There are some things that you should know that will make your time here easier. IE. immigration status, special equipment unavailable here. Besides that, business is great. Check guiness book of records or forbes magazine. Definately the best area to retire, invest or both. 1. The time it takes to get a FM3 rentista , FM3 Inversionista , FM3 will take months and cost 600.oo usd to 900.00 usd. Simply go to the local Mexican Embassy and get it prior for 97.00 usd and have it in one day before you come here. 2. Magic Jack is a device you can get from any electronic store for 20.00 usd and pay 20.00 usd per year for unlimited usage and it gives you a usa number. This is good because you cannot call 1 800 numbers from here. IE banking, credit card companies, ect.... 3. Mexico is known for cloning cards. Pick up a few prepaid cards from your local grocery store to use to buy things online. As well as, set up your bank account with paypal and Monex. Then there will be no fees. Only use atm locations in the banks. Avoid paying with cards linked to your main account. You can open an account locally , Bancomer BBVA Prefered Customer Unit, and avoid any atm fees and ect. If you are coming down, feel free to contact myself at globalfunding@financier.com. I have been here for over 13 years. There are some things that you should know that will make your time here easier. IE. immigration status, special equipment unavailable here. Besides that, business is great. Check guiness book of records or forbes magazine. Definately the best area to retire, invest or both.

1. The time it takes to get a FM3 rentista , FM3 Inversionista , FM3 will take months and cost 600.oo usd to 900.00 usd. Simply go to the local Mexican Embassy and get it prior for 97.00 usd and have it in one day before you come here.

2. Magic Jack is a device you can get from any electronic store for 20.00 usd and pay 20.00 usd per year for unlimited usage and it gives you a usa number. This is good because you cannot call 1 800 numbers from here. IE banking, credit card companies, ect….

3. Mexico is known for cloning cards. Pick up a few prepaid cards from your local grocery store to use to buy things online. As well as, set up your bank account with paypal and Monex. Then there will be no fees. Only use atm locations in the banks. Avoid paying with cards linked to your main account. You can open an account locally , Bancomer BBVA Prefered Customer Unit, and avoid any atm fees and ect.

If you are coming down, feel free to contact myself at globalfunding@financier.com.

]]> By: GUPAC http://www.mexicorealestateinvestment.org/young-people-moving-to-mexico-interview-with-mexpat-from-playa-del-carmen/00238/comment-page-1#comment-32057 GUPAC Wed, 27 Jan 2010 22:08:34 +0000 http://www.mexicorealestateinvestment.org/?p=238#comment-32057 Sorry... my email gupac@live.com in case you want to make a move to mexico and start a fresh and new life. Sorry… my email gupac@live.com in case you want to make a move to mexico and start a fresh and new life.

]]> By: GUPAC http://www.mexicorealestateinvestment.org/young-people-moving-to-mexico-interview-with-mexpat-from-playa-del-carmen/00238/comment-page-1#comment-32056 GUPAC Wed, 27 Jan 2010 22:07:38 +0000 http://www.mexicorealestateinvestment.org/?p=238#comment-32056 Hi everyone! I am a 40 yo mexican citizen living in crazy mexico city. If out there is someone in need to move to mexico for a fresh start or simply to have a real life, feel free to contact me. I am looking for a couple of adventorous people willing to partner in business. Could be seasonal or full time living in mexico. What do you want... a beach house for vacation rentals, hostal, bar??? make come true your dream! Hi everyone!

I am a 40 yo mexican citizen living in crazy mexico city. If out there is someone in need to move to mexico for a fresh start or simply to have a real life, feel free to contact me.

I am looking for a couple of adventorous people willing to partner in business. Could be seasonal or full time living in mexico.

What do you want… a beach house for vacation rentals, hostal, bar??? make come true your dream!

]]> By: Playa del Carmen New Development, Mexico Real Estate | Mexico Real Estate Investment | Mexico Real Estate, Retire in Mexico, Living in Mexico http://www.mexicorealestateinvestment.org/young-people-moving-to-mexico-interview-with-mexpat-from-playa-del-carmen/00238/comment-page-1#comment-8469 Playa del Carmen New Development, Mexico Real Estate | Mexico Real Estate Investment | Mexico Real Estate, Retire in Mexico, Living in Mexico Fri, 27 Mar 2009 01:23:24 +0000 http://www.mexicorealestateinvestment.org/?p=238#comment-8469 [...] You can learn more about this development at www.grandcoralrivieramaya.com.mx. Related Posts Young People Moving to Mexico: Interview with Mexpat from Playa del Carmen [...] [...] You can learn more about this development at http://www.grandcoralrivieramaya.com.mx. Related Posts Young People Moving to Mexico: Interview with Mexpat from Playa del Carmen [...]

]]> By: Simone http://www.mexicorealestateinvestment.org/young-people-moving-to-mexico-interview-with-mexpat-from-playa-del-carmen/00238/comment-page-1#comment-3689 Simone Wed, 22 Oct 2008 05:12:52 +0000 http://www.mexicorealestateinvestment.org/?p=238#comment-3689 Searching for inspiration. I have been desperately trying to talk myself out of moving to Mexico, it's not working. My husband, my son and I are buying and moving to Cozumel. We want to run a vacation rental and play music and kiss all this stress good bye. We have been spending 2 months a year in Mexico for the last 5 years so we think we have abit of an idea of what it will be like. I really hope we are right. My husband is a kiteboarder/surfer/skateboarder and is now ready to embrace diving. We usually play music 3 nights a week when we have travelled before. We are hoping it will be easy to get the legal permission and gigs in Cozumel. If you have any advice on this topic it would be much apreciciated. I love to read that this has fallen together for you. Searching for inspiration. I have been desperately trying to talk myself out of moving to Mexico, it’s not working.
My husband, my son and I are buying and moving to Cozumel. We want to run a vacation rental and play music and kiss all this stress good bye. We have been spending 2 months a year in Mexico for the last 5 years so we think we have abit of an idea of what it will be like. I really hope we are right. My husband is a kiteboarder/surfer/skateboarder and is now ready to embrace diving.
We usually play music 3 nights a week when we have travelled before. We are hoping it will be easy to get the legal permission and gigs in Cozumel. If you have any advice on this topic it would be much apreciciated. I love to read that this has fallen together for you.

]]> By: Moving from the Pacific Northwest to Mexico: Interview with Nancy from Mazatlan | Mexico Real Estate Investment | Mexico Real Estate, Retire in Mexico, Living in Mexico http://www.mexicorealestateinvestment.org/young-people-moving-to-mexico-interview-with-mexpat-from-playa-del-carmen/00238/comment-page-1#comment-2802 Moving from the Pacific Northwest to Mexico: Interview with Nancy from Mazatlan | Mexico Real Estate Investment | Mexico Real Estate, Retire in Mexico, Living in Mexico Thu, 18 Sep 2008 15:18:45 +0000 http://www.mexicorealestateinvestment.org/?p=238#comment-2802 [...] Young People Moving to Mexico: Interview with Mexpat from Playa del Carmen [...] [...] Young People Moving to Mexico: Interview with Mexpat from Playa del Carmen [...]

]]> By: Kyle http://www.mexicorealestateinvestment.org/young-people-moving-to-mexico-interview-with-mexpat-from-playa-del-carmen/00238/comment-page-1#comment-2235 Kyle Fri, 29 Aug 2008 17:08:10 +0000 http://www.mexicorealestateinvestment.org/?p=238#comment-2235 You make me want to move to Mexico. Pretty much the opposite could be said about everything you talked about for Santiago. Life here is less simple...transportation to anywhere takes an hour and consumerism is even worse because of classism. The average Chilean is in debt 6 times his/her salary. But, I also think that might be big city compared to small city living because I think in the U.S. you could simplify in some ways by moving to a rural area. You still probably couldn't escape consumerism but it might be easier to walk or bike to places nearby and enjoy a bit slower paced lifestyle. Interesting interview! You make me want to move to Mexico. Pretty much the opposite could be said about everything you talked about for Santiago. Life here is less simple…transportation to anywhere takes an hour and consumerism is even worse because of classism. The average Chilean is in debt 6 times his/her salary.

But, I also think that might be big city compared to small city living because I think in the U.S. you could simplify in some ways by moving to a rural area. You still probably couldn’t escape consumerism but it might be easier to walk or bike to places nearby and enjoy a bit slower paced lifestyle.

Interesting interview!

]]> By: Claudia glender http://www.mexicorealestateinvestment.org/young-people-moving-to-mexico-interview-with-mexpat-from-playa-del-carmen/00238/comment-page-1#comment-32057 GUPAC Wed, 27 Jan 2010 22:08:34 +0000 http://www.mexicorealestateinvestment.org/?p=238#comment-32057 Sorry... my email gupac@live.com in case you want to make a move to mexico and start a fresh and new life. Sorry… my email gupac@live.com in case you want to make a move to mexico and start a fresh and new life.

]]> Comments on: Young People Moving to Mexico: Interview with Mexpat from Playa del Carmen http://www.mexicorealestateinvestment.org/young-people-moving-to-mexico-interview-with-mexpat-from-playa-del-carmen/00238 Information about living in Mexico and investing in Mexico real estate. Wed, 01 Feb 2012 01:25:15 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 By: PALMER http://www.mexicorealestateinvestment.org/young-people-moving-to-mexico-interview-with-mexpat-from-playa-del-carmen/00238/comment-page-1#comment-71651 PALMER Sun, 14 Nov 2010 04:45:47 +0000 http://www.mexicorealestateinvestment.org/?p=238#comment-71651 ILL B THERE IN EARLY DEC...I WANT 2 KNOW WHAT 2 DO TO LIVE THERE ....PALMER ILL B THERE IN EARLY DEC…I WANT 2 KNOW WHAT 2 DO TO LIVE THERE ….PALMER

]]> By: chaer http://www.mexicorealestateinvestment.org/young-people-moving-to-mexico-interview-with-mexpat-from-playa-del-carmen/00238/comment-page-1#comment-43414 chaer Thu, 01 Apr 2010 17:15:52 +0000 http://www.mexicorealestateinvestment.org/?p=238#comment-43414 Hola all! I have been seriously thinking of moving myself down to mexico...I am interested in living in playa del carmen. I would like more info on how it is to start a buisness down there. I have never owned a buisness before but i would like to have a Esthetics studio or spa. Any advice would be welcome! babygirl95@live.ca Hola all!

I have been seriously thinking of moving myself down to mexico…I am interested in living in playa del carmen. I would like more info on how it is to start a buisness down there. I have never owned a buisness before but i would like to have a Esthetics studio or spa. Any advice would be welcome!

babygirl95@live.ca

]]> By: roo http://www.mexicorealestateinvestment.org/young-people-moving-to-mexico-interview-with-mexpat-from-playa-del-carmen/00238/comment-page-1#comment-34344 roo Tue, 16 Feb 2010 19:48:13 +0000 http://www.mexicorealestateinvestment.org/?p=238#comment-34344 I have been here for over 13 years. There are some things that you should know that will make your time here easier. IE. immigration status, special equipment unavailable here. Besides that, business is great. Check guiness book of records or forbes magazine. Definately the best area to retire, invest or both. 1. The time it takes to get a FM3 rentista , FM3 Inversionista , FM3 will take months and cost 600.oo usd to 900.00 usd. Simply go to the local Mexican Embassy and get it prior for 97.00 usd and have it in one day before you come here. 2. Magic Jack is a device you can get from any electronic store for 20.00 usd and pay 20.00 usd per year for unlimited usage and it gives you a usa number. This is good because you cannot call 1 800 numbers from here. IE banking, credit card companies, ect.... 3. Mexico is known for cloning cards. Pick up a few prepaid cards from your local grocery store to use to buy things online. As well as, set up your bank account with paypal and Monex. Then there will be no fees. Only use atm locations in the banks. Avoid paying with cards linked to your main account. You can open an account locally , Bancomer BBVA Prefered Customer Unit, and avoid any atm fees and ect. If you are coming down, feel free to contact myself at globalfunding@financier.com. I have been here for over 13 years. There are some things that you should know that will make your time here easier. IE. immigration status, special equipment unavailable here. Besides that, business is great. Check guiness book of records or forbes magazine. Definately the best area to retire, invest or both.

1. The time it takes to get a FM3 rentista , FM3 Inversionista , FM3 will take months and cost 600.oo usd to 900.00 usd. Simply go to the local Mexican Embassy and get it prior for 97.00 usd and have it in one day before you come here.

2. Magic Jack is a device you can get from any electronic store for 20.00 usd and pay 20.00 usd per year for unlimited usage and it gives you a usa number. This is good because you cannot call 1 800 numbers from here. IE banking, credit card companies, ect….

3. Mexico is known for cloning cards. Pick up a few prepaid cards from your local grocery store to use to buy things online. As well as, set up your bank account with paypal and Monex. Then there will be no fees. Only use atm locations in the banks. Avoid paying with cards linked to your main account. You can open an account locally , Bancomer BBVA Prefered Customer Unit, and avoid any atm fees and ect.

If you are coming down, feel free to contact myself at globalfunding@financier.com.

]]> By: GUPAC http://www.mexicorealestateinvestment.org/young-people-moving-to-mexico-interview-with-mexpat-from-playa-del-carmen/00238/comment-page-1#comment-32057 GUPAC Wed, 27 Jan 2010 22:08:34 +0000 http://www.mexicorealestateinvestment.org/?p=238#comment-32057 Sorry... my email gupac@live.com in case you want to make a move to mexico and start a fresh and new life. Sorry… my email gupac@live.com in case you want to make a move to mexico and start a fresh and new life.

]]> By: GUPAC http://www.mexicorealestateinvestment.org/young-people-moving-to-mexico-interview-with-mexpat-from-playa-del-carmen/00238/comment-page-1#comment-32056 GUPAC Wed, 27 Jan 2010 22:07:38 +0000 http://www.mexicorealestateinvestment.org/?p=238#comment-32056 Hi everyone! I am a 40 yo mexican citizen living in crazy mexico city. If out there is someone in need to move to mexico for a fresh start or simply to have a real life, feel free to contact me. I am looking for a couple of adventorous people willing to partner in business. Could be seasonal or full time living in mexico. What do you want... a beach house for vacation rentals, hostal, bar??? make come true your dream! Hi everyone!

I am a 40 yo mexican citizen living in crazy mexico city. If out there is someone in need to move to mexico for a fresh start or simply to have a real life, feel free to contact me.

I am looking for a couple of adventorous people willing to partner in business. Could be seasonal or full time living in mexico.

What do you want… a beach house for vacation rentals, hostal, bar??? make come true your dream!

]]> By: Playa del Carmen New Development, Mexico Real Estate | Mexico Real Estate Investment | Mexico Real Estate, Retire in Mexico, Living in Mexico http://www.mexicorealestateinvestment.org/young-people-moving-to-mexico-interview-with-mexpat-from-playa-del-carmen/00238/comment-page-1#comment-8469 Playa del Carmen New Development, Mexico Real Estate | Mexico Real Estate Investment | Mexico Real Estate, Retire in Mexico, Living in Mexico Fri, 27 Mar 2009 01:23:24 +0000 http://www.mexicorealestateinvestment.org/?p=238#comment-8469 [...] You can learn more about this development at www.grandcoralrivieramaya.com.mx. Related Posts Young People Moving to Mexico: Interview with Mexpat from Playa del Carmen [...] [...] You can learn more about this development at http://www.grandcoralrivieramaya.com.mx. Related Posts Young People Moving to Mexico: Interview with Mexpat from Playa del Carmen [...]

]]> By: Simone http://www.mexicorealestateinvestment.org/young-people-moving-to-mexico-interview-with-mexpat-from-playa-del-carmen/00238/comment-page-1#comment-3689 Simone Wed, 22 Oct 2008 05:12:52 +0000 http://www.mexicorealestateinvestment.org/?p=238#comment-3689 Searching for inspiration. I have been desperately trying to talk myself out of moving to Mexico, it's not working. My husband, my son and I are buying and moving to Cozumel. We want to run a vacation rental and play music and kiss all this stress good bye. We have been spending 2 months a year in Mexico for the last 5 years so we think we have abit of an idea of what it will be like. I really hope we are right. My husband is a kiteboarder/surfer/skateboarder and is now ready to embrace diving. We usually play music 3 nights a week when we have travelled before. We are hoping it will be easy to get the legal permission and gigs in Cozumel. If you have any advice on this topic it would be much apreciciated. I love to read that this has fallen together for you. Searching for inspiration. I have been desperately trying to talk myself out of moving to Mexico, it’s not working.
My husband, my son and I are buying and moving to Cozumel. We want to run a vacation rental and play music and kiss all this stress good bye. We have been spending 2 months a year in Mexico for the last 5 years so we think we have abit of an idea of what it will be like. I really hope we are right. My husband is a kiteboarder/surfer/skateboarder and is now ready to embrace diving.
We usually play music 3 nights a week when we have travelled before. We are hoping it will be easy to get the legal permission and gigs in Cozumel. If you have any advice on this topic it would be much apreciciated. I love to read that this has fallen together for you.

]]> By: Moving from the Pacific Northwest to Mexico: Interview with Nancy from Mazatlan | Mexico Real Estate Investment | Mexico Real Estate, Retire in Mexico, Living in Mexico http://www.mexicorealestateinvestment.org/young-people-moving-to-mexico-interview-with-mexpat-from-playa-del-carmen/00238/comment-page-1#comment-2802 Moving from the Pacific Northwest to Mexico: Interview with Nancy from Mazatlan | Mexico Real Estate Investment | Mexico Real Estate, Retire in Mexico, Living in Mexico Thu, 18 Sep 2008 15:18:45 +0000 http://www.mexicorealestateinvestment.org/?p=238#comment-2802 [...] Young People Moving to Mexico: Interview with Mexpat from Playa del Carmen [...] [...] Young People Moving to Mexico: Interview with Mexpat from Playa del Carmen [...]

]]> By: Kyle http://www.mexicorealestateinvestment.org/young-people-moving-to-mexico-interview-with-mexpat-from-playa-del-carmen/00238/comment-page-1#comment-2235 Kyle Fri, 29 Aug 2008 17:08:10 +0000 http://www.mexicorealestateinvestment.org/?p=238#comment-2235 You make me want to move to Mexico. Pretty much the opposite could be said about everything you talked about for Santiago. Life here is less simple...transportation to anywhere takes an hour and consumerism is even worse because of classism. The average Chilean is in debt 6 times his/her salary. But, I also think that might be big city compared to small city living because I think in the U.S. you could simplify in some ways by moving to a rural area. You still probably couldn't escape consumerism but it might be easier to walk or bike to places nearby and enjoy a bit slower paced lifestyle. Interesting interview! You make me want to move to Mexico. Pretty much the opposite could be said about everything you talked about for Santiago. Life here is less simple…transportation to anywhere takes an hour and consumerism is even worse because of classism. The average Chilean is in debt 6 times his/her salary.

But, I also think that might be big city compared to small city living because I think in the U.S. you could simplify in some ways by moving to a rural area. You still probably couldn’t escape consumerism but it might be easier to walk or bike to places nearby and enjoy a bit slower paced lifestyle.

Interesting interview!

]]> By: Claudia glender http://www.mexicorealestateinvestment.org/young-people-moving-to-mexico-interview-with-mexpat-from-playa-del-carmen/00238/comment-page-1#comment-32056 GUPAC Wed, 27 Jan 2010 22:07:38 +0000 http://www.mexicorealestateinvestment.org/?p=238#comment-32056 Hi everyone! I am a 40 yo mexican citizen living in crazy mexico city. If out there is someone in need to move to mexico for a fresh start or simply to have a real life, feel free to contact me. I am looking for a couple of adventorous people willing to partner in business. Could be seasonal or full time living in mexico. What do you want... a beach house for vacation rentals, hostal, bar??? make come true your dream! Hi everyone!

I am a 40 yo mexican citizen living in crazy mexico city. If out there is someone in need to move to mexico for a fresh start or simply to have a real life, feel free to contact me.

I am looking for a couple of adventorous people willing to partner in business. Could be seasonal or full time living in mexico.

What do you want… a beach house for vacation rentals, hostal, bar??? make come true your dream!

]]> Comments on: Young People Moving to Mexico: Interview with Mexpat from Playa del Carmen http://www.mexicorealestateinvestment.org/young-people-moving-to-mexico-interview-with-mexpat-from-playa-del-carmen/00238 Information about living in Mexico and investing in Mexico real estate. Wed, 01 Feb 2012 01:25:15 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 By: PALMER http://www.mexicorealestateinvestment.org/young-people-moving-to-mexico-interview-with-mexpat-from-playa-del-carmen/00238/comment-page-1#comment-71651 PALMER Sun, 14 Nov 2010 04:45:47 +0000 http://www.mexicorealestateinvestment.org/?p=238#comment-71651 ILL B THERE IN EARLY DEC...I WANT 2 KNOW WHAT 2 DO TO LIVE THERE ....PALMER ILL B THERE IN EARLY DEC…I WANT 2 KNOW WHAT 2 DO TO LIVE THERE ….PALMER

]]> By: chaer http://www.mexicorealestateinvestment.org/young-people-moving-to-mexico-interview-with-mexpat-from-playa-del-carmen/00238/comment-page-1#comment-43414 chaer Thu, 01 Apr 2010 17:15:52 +0000 http://www.mexicorealestateinvestment.org/?p=238#comment-43414 Hola all! I have been seriously thinking of moving myself down to mexico...I am interested in living in playa del carmen. I would like more info on how it is to start a buisness down there. I have never owned a buisness before but i would like to have a Esthetics studio or spa. Any advice would be welcome! babygirl95@live.ca Hola all!

I have been seriously thinking of moving myself down to mexico…I am interested in living in playa del carmen. I would like more info on how it is to start a buisness down there. I have never owned a buisness before but i would like to have a Esthetics studio or spa. Any advice would be welcome!

babygirl95@live.ca

]]> By: roo http://www.mexicorealestateinvestment.org/young-people-moving-to-mexico-interview-with-mexpat-from-playa-del-carmen/00238/comment-page-1#comment-34344 roo Tue, 16 Feb 2010 19:48:13 +0000 http://www.mexicorealestateinvestment.org/?p=238#comment-34344 I have been here for over 13 years. There are some things that you should know that will make your time here easier. IE. immigration status, special equipment unavailable here. Besides that, business is great. Check guiness book of records or forbes magazine. Definately the best area to retire, invest or both. 1. The time it takes to get a FM3 rentista , FM3 Inversionista , FM3 will take months and cost 600.oo usd to 900.00 usd. Simply go to the local Mexican Embassy and get it prior for 97.00 usd and have it in one day before you come here. 2. Magic Jack is a device you can get from any electronic store for 20.00 usd and pay 20.00 usd per year for unlimited usage and it gives you a usa number. This is good because you cannot call 1 800 numbers from here. IE banking, credit card companies, ect.... 3. Mexico is known for cloning cards. Pick up a few prepaid cards from your local grocery store to use to buy things online. As well as, set up your bank account with paypal and Monex. Then there will be no fees. Only use atm locations in the banks. Avoid paying with cards linked to your main account. You can open an account locally , Bancomer BBVA Prefered Customer Unit, and avoid any atm fees and ect. If you are coming down, feel free to contact myself at globalfunding@financier.com. I have been here for over 13 years. There are some things that you should know that will make your time here easier. IE. immigration status, special equipment unavailable here. Besides that, business is great. Check guiness book of records or forbes magazine. Definately the best area to retire, invest or both.

1. The time it takes to get a FM3 rentista , FM3 Inversionista , FM3 will take months and cost 600.oo usd to 900.00 usd. Simply go to the local Mexican Embassy and get it prior for 97.00 usd and have it in one day before you come here.

2. Magic Jack is a device you can get from any electronic store for 20.00 usd and pay 20.00 usd per year for unlimited usage and it gives you a usa number. This is good because you cannot call 1 800 numbers from here. IE banking, credit card companies, ect….

3. Mexico is known for cloning cards. Pick up a few prepaid cards from your local grocery store to use to buy things online. As well as, set up your bank account with paypal and Monex. Then there will be no fees. Only use atm locations in the banks. Avoid paying with cards linked to your main account. You can open an account locally , Bancomer BBVA Prefered Customer Unit, and avoid any atm fees and ect.

If you are coming down, feel free to contact myself at globalfunding@financier.com.

]]> By: GUPAC http://www.mexicorealestateinvestment.org/young-people-moving-to-mexico-interview-with-mexpat-from-playa-del-carmen/00238/comment-page-1#comment-32057 GUPAC Wed, 27 Jan 2010 22:08:34 +0000 http://www.mexicorealestateinvestment.org/?p=238#comment-32057 Sorry... my email gupac@live.com in case you want to make a move to mexico and start a fresh and new life. Sorry… my email gupac@live.com in case you want to make a move to mexico and start a fresh and new life.

]]> By: GUPAC http://www.mexicorealestateinvestment.org/young-people-moving-to-mexico-interview-with-mexpat-from-playa-del-carmen/00238/comment-page-1#comment-32056 GUPAC Wed, 27 Jan 2010 22:07:38 +0000 http://www.mexicorealestateinvestment.org/?p=238#comment-32056 Hi everyone! I am a 40 yo mexican citizen living in crazy mexico city. If out there is someone in need to move to mexico for a fresh start or simply to have a real life, feel free to contact me. I am looking for a couple of adventorous people willing to partner in business. Could be seasonal or full time living in mexico. What do you want... a beach house for vacation rentals, hostal, bar??? make come true your dream! Hi everyone!

I am a 40 yo mexican citizen living in crazy mexico city. If out there is someone in need to move to mexico for a fresh start or simply to have a real life, feel free to contact me.

I am looking for a couple of adventorous people willing to partner in business. Could be seasonal or full time living in mexico.

What do you want… a beach house for vacation rentals, hostal, bar??? make come true your dream!

]]> By: Playa del Carmen New Development, Mexico Real Estate | Mexico Real Estate Investment | Mexico Real Estate, Retire in Mexico, Living in Mexico http://www.mexicorealestateinvestment.org/young-people-moving-to-mexico-interview-with-mexpat-from-playa-del-carmen/00238/comment-page-1#comment-8469 Playa del Carmen New Development, Mexico Real Estate | Mexico Real Estate Investment | Mexico Real Estate, Retire in Mexico, Living in Mexico Fri, 27 Mar 2009 01:23:24 +0000 http://www.mexicorealestateinvestment.org/?p=238#comment-8469 [...] You can learn more about this development at www.grandcoralrivieramaya.com.mx. Related Posts Young People Moving to Mexico: Interview with Mexpat from Playa del Carmen [...] [...] You can learn more about this development at http://www.grandcoralrivieramaya.com.mx. Related Posts Young People Moving to Mexico: Interview with Mexpat from Playa del Carmen [...]

]]> By: Simone http://www.mexicorealestateinvestment.org/young-people-moving-to-mexico-interview-with-mexpat-from-playa-del-carmen/00238/comment-page-1#comment-3689 Simone Wed, 22 Oct 2008 05:12:52 +0000 http://www.mexicorealestateinvestment.org/?p=238#comment-3689 Searching for inspiration. I have been desperately trying to talk myself out of moving to Mexico, it's not working. My husband, my son and I are buying and moving to Cozumel. We want to run a vacation rental and play music and kiss all this stress good bye. We have been spending 2 months a year in Mexico for the last 5 years so we think we have abit of an idea of what it will be like. I really hope we are right. My husband is a kiteboarder/surfer/skateboarder and is now ready to embrace diving. We usually play music 3 nights a week when we have travelled before. We are hoping it will be easy to get the legal permission and gigs in Cozumel. If you have any advice on this topic it would be much apreciciated. I love to read that this has fallen together for you. Searching for inspiration. I have been desperately trying to talk myself out of moving to Mexico, it’s not working.
My husband, my son and I are buying and moving to Cozumel. We want to run a vacation rental and play music and kiss all this stress good bye. We have been spending 2 months a year in Mexico for the last 5 years so we think we have abit of an idea of what it will be like. I really hope we are right. My husband is a kiteboarder/surfer/skateboarder and is now ready to embrace diving.
We usually play music 3 nights a week when we have travelled before. We are hoping it will be easy to get the legal permission and gigs in Cozumel. If you have any advice on this topic it would be much apreciciated. I love to read that this has fallen together for you.

]]> By: Moving from the Pacific Northwest to Mexico: Interview with Nancy from Mazatlan | Mexico Real Estate Investment | Mexico Real Estate, Retire in Mexico, Living in Mexico http://www.mexicorealestateinvestment.org/young-people-moving-to-mexico-interview-with-mexpat-from-playa-del-carmen/00238/comment-page-1#comment-2802 Moving from the Pacific Northwest to Mexico: Interview with Nancy from Mazatlan | Mexico Real Estate Investment | Mexico Real Estate, Retire in Mexico, Living in Mexico Thu, 18 Sep 2008 15:18:45 +0000 http://www.mexicorealestateinvestment.org/?p=238#comment-2802 [...] Young People Moving to Mexico: Interview with Mexpat from Playa del Carmen [...] [...] Young People Moving to Mexico: Interview with Mexpat from Playa del Carmen [...]

]]> By: Kyle http://www.mexicorealestateinvestment.org/young-people-moving-to-mexico-interview-with-mexpat-from-playa-del-carmen/00238/comment-page-1#comment-2235 Kyle Fri, 29 Aug 2008 17:08:10 +0000 http://www.mexicorealestateinvestment.org/?p=238#comment-2235 You make me want to move to Mexico. Pretty much the opposite could be said about everything you talked about for Santiago. Life here is less simple...transportation to anywhere takes an hour and consumerism is even worse because of classism. The average Chilean is in debt 6 times his/her salary. But, I also think that might be big city compared to small city living because I think in the U.S. you could simplify in some ways by moving to a rural area. You still probably couldn't escape consumerism but it might be easier to walk or bike to places nearby and enjoy a bit slower paced lifestyle. Interesting interview! You make me want to move to Mexico. Pretty much the opposite could be said about everything you talked about for Santiago. Life here is less simple…transportation to anywhere takes an hour and consumerism is even worse because of classism. The average Chilean is in debt 6 times his/her salary.

But, I also think that might be big city compared to small city living because I think in the U.S. you could simplify in some ways by moving to a rural area. You still probably couldn’t escape consumerism but it might be easier to walk or bike to places nearby and enjoy a bit slower paced lifestyle.

Interesting interview!

]]> By: Claudia glender http://www.mexicorealestateinvestment.org/young-people-moving-to-mexico-interview-with-mexpat-from-playa-del-carmen/00238/comment-page-1#comment-8469 Playa del Carmen New Development, Mexico Real Estate | Mexico Real Estate Investment | Mexico Real Estate, Retire in Mexico, Living in Mexico Fri, 27 Mar 2009 01:23:24 +0000 http://www.mexicorealestateinvestment.org/?p=238#comment-8469 [...] You can learn more about this development at www.grandcoralrivieramaya.com.mx. Related Posts Young People Moving to Mexico: Interview with Mexpat from Playa del Carmen [...] [...] You can learn more about this development at http://www.grandcoralrivieramaya.com.mx. Related Posts Young People Moving to Mexico: Interview with Mexpat from Playa del Carmen [...]

]]> Comments on: Young People Moving to Mexico: Interview with Mexpat from Playa del Carmen http://www.mexicorealestateinvestment.org/young-people-moving-to-mexico-interview-with-mexpat-from-playa-del-carmen/00238 Information about living in Mexico and investing in Mexico real estate. Wed, 01 Feb 2012 01:25:15 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 By: PALMER http://www.mexicorealestateinvestment.org/young-people-moving-to-mexico-interview-with-mexpat-from-playa-del-carmen/00238/comment-page-1#comment-71651 PALMER Sun, 14 Nov 2010 04:45:47 +0000 http://www.mexicorealestateinvestment.org/?p=238#comment-71651 ILL B THERE IN EARLY DEC...I WANT 2 KNOW WHAT 2 DO TO LIVE THERE ....PALMER ILL B THERE IN EARLY DEC…I WANT 2 KNOW WHAT 2 DO TO LIVE THERE ….PALMER

]]> By: chaer http://www.mexicorealestateinvestment.org/young-people-moving-to-mexico-interview-with-mexpat-from-playa-del-carmen/00238/comment-page-1#comment-43414 chaer Thu, 01 Apr 2010 17:15:52 +0000 http://www.mexicorealestateinvestment.org/?p=238#comment-43414 Hola all! I have been seriously thinking of moving myself down to mexico...I am interested in living in playa del carmen. I would like more info on how it is to start a buisness down there. I have never owned a buisness before but i would like to have a Esthetics studio or spa. Any advice would be welcome! babygirl95@live.ca Hola all!

I have been seriously thinking of moving myself down to mexico…I am interested in living in playa del carmen. I would like more info on how it is to start a buisness down there. I have never owned a buisness before but i would like to have a Esthetics studio or spa. Any advice would be welcome!

babygirl95@live.ca

]]> By: roo http://www.mexicorealestateinvestment.org/young-people-moving-to-mexico-interview-with-mexpat-from-playa-del-carmen/00238/comment-page-1#comment-34344 roo Tue, 16 Feb 2010 19:48:13 +0000 http://www.mexicorealestateinvestment.org/?p=238#comment-34344 I have been here for over 13 years. There are some things that you should know that will make your time here easier. IE. immigration status, special equipment unavailable here. Besides that, business is great. Check guiness book of records or forbes magazine. Definately the best area to retire, invest or both. 1. The time it takes to get a FM3 rentista , FM3 Inversionista , FM3 will take months and cost 600.oo usd to 900.00 usd. Simply go to the local Mexican Embassy and get it prior for 97.00 usd and have it in one day before you come here. 2. Magic Jack is a device you can get from any electronic store for 20.00 usd and pay 20.00 usd per year for unlimited usage and it gives you a usa number. This is good because you cannot call 1 800 numbers from here. IE banking, credit card companies, ect.... 3. Mexico is known for cloning cards. Pick up a few prepaid cards from your local grocery store to use to buy things online. As well as, set up your bank account with paypal and Monex. Then there will be no fees. Only use atm locations in the banks. Avoid paying with cards linked to your main account. You can open an account locally , Bancomer BBVA Prefered Customer Unit, and avoid any atm fees and ect. If you are coming down, feel free to contact myself at globalfunding@financier.com. I have been here for over 13 years. There are some things that you should know that will make your time here easier. IE. immigration status, special equipment unavailable here. Besides that, business is great. Check guiness book of records or forbes magazine. Definately the best area to retire, invest or both.

1. The time it takes to get a FM3 rentista , FM3 Inversionista , FM3 will take months and cost 600.oo usd to 900.00 usd. Simply go to the local Mexican Embassy and get it prior for 97.00 usd and have it in one day before you come here.

2. Magic Jack is a device you can get from any electronic store for 20.00 usd and pay 20.00 usd per year for unlimited usage and it gives you a usa number. This is good because you cannot call 1 800 numbers from here. IE banking, credit card companies, ect….

3. Mexico is known for cloning cards. Pick up a few prepaid cards from your local grocery store to use to buy things online. As well as, set up your bank account with paypal and Monex. Then there will be no fees. Only use atm locations in the banks. Avoid paying with cards linked to your main account. You can open an account locally , Bancomer BBVA Prefered Customer Unit, and avoid any atm fees and ect.

If you are coming down, feel free to contact myself at globalfunding@financier.com.

]]> By: GUPAC http://www.mexicorealestateinvestment.org/young-people-moving-to-mexico-interview-with-mexpat-from-playa-del-carmen/00238/comment-page-1#comment-32057 GUPAC Wed, 27 Jan 2010 22:08:34 +0000 http://www.mexicorealestateinvestment.org/?p=238#comment-32057 Sorry... my email gupac@live.com in case you want to make a move to mexico and start a fresh and new life. Sorry… my email gupac@live.com in case you want to make a move to mexico and start a fresh and new life.

]]> By: GUPAC http://www.mexicorealestateinvestment.org/young-people-moving-to-mexico-interview-with-mexpat-from-playa-del-carmen/00238/comment-page-1#comment-32056 GUPAC Wed, 27 Jan 2010 22:07:38 +0000 http://www.mexicorealestateinvestment.org/?p=238#comment-32056 Hi everyone! I am a 40 yo mexican citizen living in crazy mexico city. If out there is someone in need to move to mexico for a fresh start or simply to have a real life, feel free to contact me. I am looking for a couple of adventorous people willing to partner in business. Could be seasonal or full time living in mexico. What do you want... a beach house for vacation rentals, hostal, bar??? make come true your dream! Hi everyone!

I am a 40 yo mexican citizen living in crazy mexico city. If out there is someone in need to move to mexico for a fresh start or simply to have a real life, feel free to contact me.

I am looking for a couple of adventorous people willing to partner in business. Could be seasonal or full time living in mexico.

What do you want… a beach house for vacation rentals, hostal, bar??? make come true your dream!

]]> By: Playa del Carmen New Development, Mexico Real Estate | Mexico Real Estate Investment | Mexico Real Estate, Retire in Mexico, Living in Mexico http://www.mexicorealestateinvestment.org/young-people-moving-to-mexico-interview-with-mexpat-from-playa-del-carmen/00238/comment-page-1#comment-8469 Playa del Carmen New Development, Mexico Real Estate | Mexico Real Estate Investment | Mexico Real Estate, Retire in Mexico, Living in Mexico Fri, 27 Mar 2009 01:23:24 +0000 http://www.mexicorealestateinvestment.org/?p=238#comment-8469 [...] You can learn more about this development at www.grandcoralrivieramaya.com.mx. Related Posts Young People Moving to Mexico: Interview with Mexpat from Playa del Carmen [...] [...] You can learn more about this development at http://www.grandcoralrivieramaya.com.mx. Related Posts Young People Moving to Mexico: Interview with Mexpat from Playa del Carmen [...]

]]> By: Simone http://www.mexicorealestateinvestment.org/young-people-moving-to-mexico-interview-with-mexpat-from-playa-del-carmen/00238/comment-page-1#comment-3689 Simone Wed, 22 Oct 2008 05:12:52 +0000 http://www.mexicorealestateinvestment.org/?p=238#comment-3689 Searching for inspiration. I have been desperately trying to talk myself out of moving to Mexico, it's not working. My husband, my son and I are buying and moving to Cozumel. We want to run a vacation rental and play music and kiss all this stress good bye. We have been spending 2 months a year in Mexico for the last 5 years so we think we have abit of an idea of what it will be like. I really hope we are right. My husband is a kiteboarder/surfer/skateboarder and is now ready to embrace diving. We usually play music 3 nights a week when we have travelled before. We are hoping it will be easy to get the legal permission and gigs in Cozumel. If you have any advice on this topic it would be much apreciciated. I love to read that this has fallen together for you. Searching for inspiration. I have been desperately trying to talk myself out of moving to Mexico, it’s not working.
My husband, my son and I are buying and moving to Cozumel. We want to run a vacation rental and play music and kiss all this stress good bye. We have been spending 2 months a year in Mexico for the last 5 years so we think we have abit of an idea of what it will be like. I really hope we are right. My husband is a kiteboarder/surfer/skateboarder and is now ready to embrace diving.
We usually play music 3 nights a week when we have travelled before. We are hoping it will be easy to get the legal permission and gigs in Cozumel. If you have any advice on this topic it would be much apreciciated. I love to read that this has fallen together for you.

]]> By: Moving from the Pacific Northwest to Mexico: Interview with Nancy from Mazatlan | Mexico Real Estate Investment | Mexico Real Estate, Retire in Mexico, Living in Mexico http://www.mexicorealestateinvestment.org/young-people-moving-to-mexico-interview-with-mexpat-from-playa-del-carmen/00238/comment-page-1#comment-2802 Moving from the Pacific Northwest to Mexico: Interview with Nancy from Mazatlan | Mexico Real Estate Investment | Mexico Real Estate, Retire in Mexico, Living in Mexico Thu, 18 Sep 2008 15:18:45 +0000 http://www.mexicorealestateinvestment.org/?p=238#comment-2802 [...] Young People Moving to Mexico: Interview with Mexpat from Playa del Carmen [...] [...] Young People Moving to Mexico: Interview with Mexpat from Playa del Carmen [...]

]]> By: Kyle http://www.mexicorealestateinvestment.org/young-people-moving-to-mexico-interview-with-mexpat-from-playa-del-carmen/00238/comment-page-1#comment-2235 Kyle Fri, 29 Aug 2008 17:08:10 +0000 http://www.mexicorealestateinvestment.org/?p=238#comment-2235 You make me want to move to Mexico. Pretty much the opposite could be said about everything you talked about for Santiago. Life here is less simple...transportation to anywhere takes an hour and consumerism is even worse because of classism. The average Chilean is in debt 6 times his/her salary. But, I also think that might be big city compared to small city living because I think in the U.S. you could simplify in some ways by moving to a rural area. You still probably couldn't escape consumerism but it might be easier to walk or bike to places nearby and enjoy a bit slower paced lifestyle. Interesting interview! You make me want to move to Mexico. Pretty much the opposite could be said about everything you talked about for Santiago. Life here is less simple…transportation to anywhere takes an hour and consumerism is even worse because of classism. The average Chilean is in debt 6 times his/her salary.

But, I also think that might be big city compared to small city living because I think in the U.S. you could simplify in some ways by moving to a rural area. You still probably couldn’t escape consumerism but it might be easier to walk or bike to places nearby and enjoy a bit slower paced lifestyle.

Interesting interview!

]]> By: Claudia glender http://www.mexicorealestateinvestment.org/young-people-moving-to-mexico-interview-with-mexpat-from-playa-del-carmen/00238/comment-page-1#comment-3689 Simone Wed, 22 Oct 2008 05:12:52 +0000 http://www.mexicorealestateinvestment.org/?p=238#comment-3689 Searching for inspiration. I have been desperately trying to talk myself out of moving to Mexico, it's not working. My husband, my son and I are buying and moving to Cozumel. We want to run a vacation rental and play music and kiss all this stress good bye. We have been spending 2 months a year in Mexico for the last 5 years so we think we have abit of an idea of what it will be like. I really hope we are right. My husband is a kiteboarder/surfer/skateboarder and is now ready to embrace diving. We usually play music 3 nights a week when we have travelled before. We are hoping it will be easy to get the legal permission and gigs in Cozumel. If you have any advice on this topic it would be much apreciciated. I love to read that this has fallen together for you. Searching for inspiration. I have been desperately trying to talk myself out of moving to Mexico, it’s not working.
My husband, my son and I are buying and moving to Cozumel. We want to run a vacation rental and play music and kiss all this stress good bye. We have been spending 2 months a year in Mexico for the last 5 years so we think we have abit of an idea of what it will be like. I really hope we are right. My husband is a kiteboarder/surfer/skateboarder and is now ready to embrace diving.
We usually play music 3 nights a week when we have travelled before. We are hoping it will be easy to get the legal permission and gigs in Cozumel. If you have any advice on this topic it would be much apreciciated. I love to read that this has fallen together for you.

]]> Comments on: Young People Moving to Mexico: Interview with Mexpat from Playa del Carmen http://www.mexicorealestateinvestment.org/young-people-moving-to-mexico-interview-with-mexpat-from-playa-del-carmen/00238 Information about living in Mexico and investing in Mexico real estate. Wed, 01 Feb 2012 01:25:15 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 By: PALMER http://www.mexicorealestateinvestment.org/young-people-moving-to-mexico-interview-with-mexpat-from-playa-del-carmen/00238/comment-page-1#comment-71651 PALMER Sun, 14 Nov 2010 04:45:47 +0000 http://www.mexicorealestateinvestment.org/?p=238#comment-71651 ILL B THERE IN EARLY DEC...I WANT 2 KNOW WHAT 2 DO TO LIVE THERE ....PALMER ILL B THERE IN EARLY DEC…I WANT 2 KNOW WHAT 2 DO TO LIVE THERE ….PALMER

]]> By: chaer http://www.mexicorealestateinvestment.org/young-people-moving-to-mexico-interview-with-mexpat-from-playa-del-carmen/00238/comment-page-1#comment-43414 chaer Thu, 01 Apr 2010 17:15:52 +0000 http://www.mexicorealestateinvestment.org/?p=238#comment-43414 Hola all! I have been seriously thinking of moving myself down to mexico...I am interested in living in playa del carmen. I would like more info on how it is to start a buisness down there. I have never owned a buisness before but i would like to have a Esthetics studio or spa. Any advice would be welcome! babygirl95@live.ca Hola all!

I have been seriously thinking of moving myself down to mexico…I am interested in living in playa del carmen. I would like more info on how it is to start a buisness down there. I have never owned a buisness before but i would like to have a Esthetics studio or spa. Any advice would be welcome!

babygirl95@live.ca

]]> By: roo http://www.mexicorealestateinvestment.org/young-people-moving-to-mexico-interview-with-mexpat-from-playa-del-carmen/00238/comment-page-1#comment-34344 roo Tue, 16 Feb 2010 19:48:13 +0000 http://www.mexicorealestateinvestment.org/?p=238#comment-34344 I have been here for over 13 years. There are some things that you should know that will make your time here easier. IE. immigration status, special equipment unavailable here. Besides that, business is great. Check guiness book of records or forbes magazine. Definately the best area to retire, invest or both. 1. The time it takes to get a FM3 rentista , FM3 Inversionista , FM3 will take months and cost 600.oo usd to 900.00 usd. Simply go to the local Mexican Embassy and get it prior for 97.00 usd and have it in one day before you come here. 2. Magic Jack is a device you can get from any electronic store for 20.00 usd and pay 20.00 usd per year for unlimited usage and it gives you a usa number. This is good because you cannot call 1 800 numbers from here. IE banking, credit card companies, ect.... 3. Mexico is known for cloning cards. Pick up a few prepaid cards from your local grocery store to use to buy things online. As well as, set up your bank account with paypal and Monex. Then there will be no fees. Only use atm locations in the banks. Avoid paying with cards linked to your main account. You can open an account locally , Bancomer BBVA Prefered Customer Unit, and avoid any atm fees and ect. If you are coming down, feel free to contact myself at globalfunding@financier.com. I have been here for over 13 years. There are some things that you should know that will make your time here easier. IE. immigration status, special equipment unavailable here. Besides that, business is great. Check guiness book of records or forbes magazine. Definately the best area to retire, invest or both.

1. The time it takes to get a FM3 rentista , FM3 Inversionista , FM3 will take months and cost 600.oo usd to 900.00 usd. Simply go to the local Mexican Embassy and get it prior for 97.00 usd and have it in one day before you come here.

2. Magic Jack is a device you can get from any electronic store for 20.00 usd and pay 20.00 usd per year for unlimited usage and it gives you a usa number. This is good because you cannot call 1 800 numbers from here. IE banking, credit card companies, ect….

3. Mexico is known for cloning cards. Pick up a few prepaid cards from your local grocery store to use to buy things online. As well as, set up your bank account with paypal and Monex. Then there will be no fees. Only use atm locations in the banks. Avoid paying with cards linked to your main account. You can open an account locally , Bancomer BBVA Prefered Customer Unit, and avoid any atm fees and ect.

If you are coming down, feel free to contact myself at globalfunding@financier.com.

]]> By: GUPAC http://www.mexicorealestateinvestment.org/young-people-moving-to-mexico-interview-with-mexpat-from-playa-del-carmen/00238/comment-page-1#comment-32057 GUPAC Wed, 27 Jan 2010 22:08:34 +0000 http://www.mexicorealestateinvestment.org/?p=238#comment-32057 Sorry... my email gupac@live.com in case you want to make a move to mexico and start a fresh and new life. Sorry… my email gupac@live.com in case you want to make a move to mexico and start a fresh and new life.

]]> By: GUPAC http://www.mexicorealestateinvestment.org/young-people-moving-to-mexico-interview-with-mexpat-from-playa-del-carmen/00238/comment-page-1#comment-32056 GUPAC Wed, 27 Jan 2010 22:07:38 +0000 http://www.mexicorealestateinvestment.org/?p=238#comment-32056 Hi everyone! I am a 40 yo mexican citizen living in crazy mexico city. If out there is someone in need to move to mexico for a fresh start or simply to have a real life, feel free to contact me. I am looking for a couple of adventorous people willing to partner in business. Could be seasonal or full time living in mexico. What do you want... a beach house for vacation rentals, hostal, bar??? make come true your dream! Hi everyone!

I am a 40 yo mexican citizen living in crazy mexico city. If out there is someone in need to move to mexico for a fresh start or simply to have a real life, feel free to contact me.

I am looking for a couple of adventorous people willing to partner in business. Could be seasonal or full time living in mexico.

What do you want… a beach house for vacation rentals, hostal, bar??? make come true your dream!

]]> By: Playa del Carmen New Development, Mexico Real Estate | Mexico Real Estate Investment | Mexico Real Estate, Retire in Mexico, Living in Mexico http://www.mexicorealestateinvestment.org/young-people-moving-to-mexico-interview-with-mexpat-from-playa-del-carmen/00238/comment-page-1#comment-8469 Playa del Carmen New Development, Mexico Real Estate | Mexico Real Estate Investment | Mexico Real Estate, Retire in Mexico, Living in Mexico Fri, 27 Mar 2009 01:23:24 +0000 http://www.mexicorealestateinvestment.org/?p=238#comment-8469 [...] You can learn more about this development at www.grandcoralrivieramaya.com.mx. Related Posts Young People Moving to Mexico: Interview with Mexpat from Playa del Carmen [...] [...] You can learn more about this development at http://www.grandcoralrivieramaya.com.mx. Related Posts Young People Moving to Mexico: Interview with Mexpat from Playa del Carmen [...]

]]> By: Simone http://www.mexicorealestateinvestment.org/young-people-moving-to-mexico-interview-with-mexpat-from-playa-del-carmen/00238/comment-page-1#comment-3689 Simone Wed, 22 Oct 2008 05:12:52 +0000 http://www.mexicorealestateinvestment.org/?p=238#comment-3689 Searching for inspiration. I have been desperately trying to talk myself out of moving to Mexico, it's not working. My husband, my son and I are buying and moving to Cozumel. We want to run a vacation rental and play music and kiss all this stress good bye. We have been spending 2 months a year in Mexico for the last 5 years so we think we have abit of an idea of what it will be like. I really hope we are right. My husband is a kiteboarder/surfer/skateboarder and is now ready to embrace diving. We usually play music 3 nights a week when we have travelled before. We are hoping it will be easy to get the legal permission and gigs in Cozumel. If you have any advice on this topic it would be much apreciciated. I love to read that this has fallen together for you. Searching for inspiration. I have been desperately trying to talk myself out of moving to Mexico, it’s not working.
My husband, my son and I are buying and moving to Cozumel. We want to run a vacation rental and play music and kiss all this stress good bye. We have been spending 2 months a year in Mexico for the last 5 years so we think we have abit of an idea of what it will be like. I really hope we are right. My husband is a kiteboarder/surfer/skateboarder and is now ready to embrace diving.
We usually play music 3 nights a week when we have travelled before. We are hoping it will be easy to get the legal permission and gigs in Cozumel. If you have any advice on this topic it would be much apreciciated. I love to read that this has fallen together for you.

]]> By: Moving from the Pacific Northwest to Mexico: Interview with Nancy from Mazatlan | Mexico Real Estate Investment | Mexico Real Estate, Retire in Mexico, Living in Mexico http://www.mexicorealestateinvestment.org/young-people-moving-to-mexico-interview-with-mexpat-from-playa-del-carmen/00238/comment-page-1#comment-2802 Moving from the Pacific Northwest to Mexico: Interview with Nancy from Mazatlan | Mexico Real Estate Investment | Mexico Real Estate, Retire in Mexico, Living in Mexico Thu, 18 Sep 2008 15:18:45 +0000 http://www.mexicorealestateinvestment.org/?p=238#comment-2802 [...] Young People Moving to Mexico: Interview with Mexpat from Playa del Carmen [...] [...] Young People Moving to Mexico: Interview with Mexpat from Playa del Carmen [...]

]]> By: Kyle http://www.mexicorealestateinvestment.org/young-people-moving-to-mexico-interview-with-mexpat-from-playa-del-carmen/00238/comment-page-1#comment-2235 Kyle Fri, 29 Aug 2008 17:08:10 +0000 http://www.mexicorealestateinvestment.org/?p=238#comment-2235 You make me want to move to Mexico. Pretty much the opposite could be said about everything you talked about for Santiago. Life here is less simple...transportation to anywhere takes an hour and consumerism is even worse because of classism. The average Chilean is in debt 6 times his/her salary. But, I also think that might be big city compared to small city living because I think in the U.S. you could simplify in some ways by moving to a rural area. You still probably couldn't escape consumerism but it might be easier to walk or bike to places nearby and enjoy a bit slower paced lifestyle. Interesting interview! You make me want to move to Mexico. Pretty much the opposite could be said about everything you talked about for Santiago. Life here is less simple…transportation to anywhere takes an hour and consumerism is even worse because of classism. The average Chilean is in debt 6 times his/her salary.

But, I also think that might be big city compared to small city living because I think in the U.S. you could simplify in some ways by moving to a rural area. You still probably couldn’t escape consumerism but it might be easier to walk or bike to places nearby and enjoy a bit slower paced lifestyle.

Interesting interview!

]]> By: Claudia glender http://www.mexicorealestateinvestment.org/young-people-moving-to-mexico-interview-with-mexpat-from-playa-del-carmen/00238/comment-page-1#comment-2802 Moving from the Pacific Northwest to Mexico: Interview with Nancy from Mazatlan | Mexico Real Estate Investment | Mexico Real Estate, Retire in Mexico, Living in Mexico Thu, 18 Sep 2008 15:18:45 +0000 http://www.mexicorealestateinvestment.org/?p=238#comment-2802 [...] Young People Moving to Mexico: Interview with Mexpat from Playa del Carmen [...] [...] Young People Moving to Mexico: Interview with Mexpat from Playa del Carmen [...]

]]> Comments on: Young People Moving to Mexico: Interview with Mexpat from Playa del Carmen http://www.mexicorealestateinvestment.org/young-people-moving-to-mexico-interview-with-mexpat-from-playa-del-carmen/00238 Information about living in Mexico and investing in Mexico real estate. Wed, 01 Feb 2012 01:25:15 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 By: PALMER http://www.mexicorealestateinvestment.org/young-people-moving-to-mexico-interview-with-mexpat-from-playa-del-carmen/00238/comment-page-1#comment-71651 PALMER Sun, 14 Nov 2010 04:45:47 +0000 http://www.mexicorealestateinvestment.org/?p=238#comment-71651 ILL B THERE IN EARLY DEC...I WANT 2 KNOW WHAT 2 DO TO LIVE THERE ....PALMER ILL B THERE IN EARLY DEC…I WANT 2 KNOW WHAT 2 DO TO LIVE THERE ….PALMER

]]> By: chaer http://www.mexicorealestateinvestment.org/young-people-moving-to-mexico-interview-with-mexpat-from-playa-del-carmen/00238/comment-page-1#comment-43414 chaer Thu, 01 Apr 2010 17:15:52 +0000 http://www.mexicorealestateinvestment.org/?p=238#comment-43414 Hola all! I have been seriously thinking of moving myself down to mexico...I am interested in living in playa del carmen. I would like more info on how it is to start a buisness down there. I have never owned a buisness before but i would like to have a Esthetics studio or spa. Any advice would be welcome! babygirl95@live.ca Hola all!

I have been seriously thinking of moving myself down to mexico…I am interested in living in playa del carmen. I would like more info on how it is to start a buisness down there. I have never owned a buisness before but i would like to have a Esthetics studio or spa. Any advice would be welcome!

babygirl95@live.ca

]]> By: roo http://www.mexicorealestateinvestment.org/young-people-moving-to-mexico-interview-with-mexpat-from-playa-del-carmen/00238/comment-page-1#comment-34344 roo Tue, 16 Feb 2010 19:48:13 +0000 http://www.mexicorealestateinvestment.org/?p=238#comment-34344 I have been here for over 13 years. There are some things that you should know that will make your time here easier. IE. immigration status, special equipment unavailable here. Besides that, business is great. Check guiness book of records or forbes magazine. Definately the best area to retire, invest or both. 1. The time it takes to get a FM3 rentista , FM3 Inversionista , FM3 will take months and cost 600.oo usd to 900.00 usd. Simply go to the local Mexican Embassy and get it prior for 97.00 usd and have it in one day before you come here. 2. Magic Jack is a device you can get from any electronic store for 20.00 usd and pay 20.00 usd per year for unlimited usage and it gives you a usa number. This is good because you cannot call 1 800 numbers from here. IE banking, credit card companies, ect.... 3. Mexico is known for cloning cards. Pick up a few prepaid cards from your local grocery store to use to buy things online. As well as, set up your bank account with paypal and Monex. Then there will be no fees. Only use atm locations in the banks. Avoid paying with cards linked to your main account. You can open an account locally , Bancomer BBVA Prefered Customer Unit, and avoid any atm fees and ect. If you are coming down, feel free to contact myself at globalfunding@financier.com. I have been here for over 13 years. There are some things that you should know that will make your time here easier. IE. immigration status, special equipment unavailable here. Besides that, business is great. Check guiness book of records or forbes magazine. Definately the best area to retire, invest or both.

1. The time it takes to get a FM3 rentista , FM3 Inversionista , FM3 will take months and cost 600.oo usd to 900.00 usd. Simply go to the local Mexican Embassy and get it prior for 97.00 usd and have it in one day before you come here.

2. Magic Jack is a device you can get from any electronic store for 20.00 usd and pay 20.00 usd per year for unlimited usage and it gives you a usa number. This is good because you cannot call 1 800 numbers from here. IE banking, credit card companies, ect….

3. Mexico is known for cloning cards. Pick up a few prepaid cards from your local grocery store to use to buy things online. As well as, set up your bank account with paypal and Monex. Then there will be no fees. Only use atm locations in the banks. Avoid paying with cards linked to your main account. You can open an account locally , Bancomer BBVA Prefered Customer Unit, and avoid any atm fees and ect.

If you are coming down, feel free to contact myself at globalfunding@financier.com.

]]> By: GUPAC http://www.mexicorealestateinvestment.org/young-people-moving-to-mexico-interview-with-mexpat-from-playa-del-carmen/00238/comment-page-1#comment-32057 GUPAC Wed, 27 Jan 2010 22:08:34 +0000 http://www.mexicorealestateinvestment.org/?p=238#comment-32057 Sorry... my email gupac@live.com in case you want to make a move to mexico and start a fresh and new life. Sorry… my email gupac@live.com in case you want to make a move to mexico and start a fresh and new life.

]]> By: GUPAC http://www.mexicorealestateinvestment.org/young-people-moving-to-mexico-interview-with-mexpat-from-playa-del-carmen/00238/comment-page-1#comment-32056 GUPAC Wed, 27 Jan 2010 22:07:38 +0000 http://www.mexicorealestateinvestment.org/?p=238#comment-32056 Hi everyone! I am a 40 yo mexican citizen living in crazy mexico city. If out there is someone in need to move to mexico for a fresh start or simply to have a real life, feel free to contact me. I am looking for a couple of adventorous people willing to partner in business. Could be seasonal or full time living in mexico. What do you want... a beach house for vacation rentals, hostal, bar??? make come true your dream! Hi everyone!

I am a 40 yo mexican citizen living in crazy mexico city. If out there is someone in need to move to mexico for a fresh start or simply to have a real life, feel free to contact me.

I am looking for a couple of adventorous people willing to partner in business. Could be seasonal or full time living in mexico.

What do you want… a beach house for vacation rentals, hostal, bar??? make come true your dream!

]]> By: Playa del Carmen New Development, Mexico Real Estate | Mexico Real Estate Investment | Mexico Real Estate, Retire in Mexico, Living in Mexico http://www.mexicorealestateinvestment.org/young-people-moving-to-mexico-interview-with-mexpat-from-playa-del-carmen/00238/comment-page-1#comment-8469 Playa del Carmen New Development, Mexico Real Estate | Mexico Real Estate Investment | Mexico Real Estate, Retire in Mexico, Living in Mexico Fri, 27 Mar 2009 01:23:24 +0000 http://www.mexicorealestateinvestment.org/?p=238#comment-8469 [...] You can learn more about this development at www.grandcoralrivieramaya.com.mx. Related Posts Young People Moving to Mexico: Interview with Mexpat from Playa del Carmen [...] [...] You can learn more about this development at http://www.grandcoralrivieramaya.com.mx. Related Posts Young People Moving to Mexico: Interview with Mexpat from Playa del Carmen [...]

]]> By: Simone http://www.mexicorealestateinvestment.org/young-people-moving-to-mexico-interview-with-mexpat-from-playa-del-carmen/00238/comment-page-1#comment-3689 Simone Wed, 22 Oct 2008 05:12:52 +0000 http://www.mexicorealestateinvestment.org/?p=238#comment-3689 Searching for inspiration. I have been desperately trying to talk myself out of moving to Mexico, it's not working. My husband, my son and I are buying and moving to Cozumel. We want to run a vacation rental and play music and kiss all this stress good bye. We have been spending 2 months a year in Mexico for the last 5 years so we think we have abit of an idea of what it will be like. I really hope we are right. My husband is a kiteboarder/surfer/skateboarder and is now ready to embrace diving. We usually play music 3 nights a week when we have travelled before. We are hoping it will be easy to get the legal permission and gigs in Cozumel. If you have any advice on this topic it would be much apreciciated. I love to read that this has fallen together for you. Searching for inspiration. I have been desperately trying to talk myself out of moving to Mexico, it’s not working.
My husband, my son and I are buying and moving to Cozumel. We want to run a vacation rental and play music and kiss all this stress good bye. We have been spending 2 months a year in Mexico for the last 5 years so we think we have abit of an idea of what it will be like. I really hope we are right. My husband is a kiteboarder/surfer/skateboarder and is now ready to embrace diving.
We usually play music 3 nights a week when we have travelled before. We are hoping it will be easy to get the legal permission and gigs in Cozumel. If you have any advice on this topic it would be much apreciciated. I love to read that this has fallen together for you.

]]> By: Moving from the Pacific Northwest to Mexico: Interview with Nancy from Mazatlan | Mexico Real Estate Investment | Mexico Real Estate, Retire in Mexico, Living in Mexico http://www.mexicorealestateinvestment.org/young-people-moving-to-mexico-interview-with-mexpat-from-playa-del-carmen/00238/comment-page-1#comment-2802 Moving from the Pacific Northwest to Mexico: Interview with Nancy from Mazatlan | Mexico Real Estate Investment | Mexico Real Estate, Retire in Mexico, Living in Mexico Thu, 18 Sep 2008 15:18:45 +0000 http://www.mexicorealestateinvestment.org/?p=238#comment-2802 [...] Young People Moving to Mexico: Interview with Mexpat from Playa del Carmen [...] [...] Young People Moving to Mexico: Interview with Mexpat from Playa del Carmen [...]

]]> By: Kyle http://www.mexicorealestateinvestment.org/young-people-moving-to-mexico-interview-with-mexpat-from-playa-del-carmen/00238/comment-page-1#comment-2235 Kyle Fri, 29 Aug 2008 17:08:10 +0000 http://www.mexicorealestateinvestment.org/?p=238#comment-2235 You make me want to move to Mexico. Pretty much the opposite could be said about everything you talked about for Santiago. Life here is less simple...transportation to anywhere takes an hour and consumerism is even worse because of classism. The average Chilean is in debt 6 times his/her salary. But, I also think that might be big city compared to small city living because I think in the U.S. you could simplify in some ways by moving to a rural area. You still probably couldn't escape consumerism but it might be easier to walk or bike to places nearby and enjoy a bit slower paced lifestyle. Interesting interview! You make me want to move to Mexico. Pretty much the opposite could be said about everything you talked about for Santiago. Life here is less simple…transportation to anywhere takes an hour and consumerism is even worse because of classism. The average Chilean is in debt 6 times his/her salary.

But, I also think that might be big city compared to small city living because I think in the U.S. you could simplify in some ways by moving to a rural area. You still probably couldn’t escape consumerism but it might be easier to walk or bike to places nearby and enjoy a bit slower paced lifestyle.

Interesting interview!

]]> By: Claudia glender http://www.mexicorealestateinvestment.org/young-people-moving-to-mexico-interview-with-mexpat-from-playa-del-carmen/00238/comment-page-1#comment-2235 Kyle Fri, 29 Aug 2008 17:08:10 +0000 http://www.mexicorealestateinvestment.org/?p=238#comment-2235 You make me want to move to Mexico. Pretty much the opposite could be said about everything you talked about for Santiago. Life here is less simple...transportation to anywhere takes an hour and consumerism is even worse because of classism. The average Chilean is in debt 6 times his/her salary. But, I also think that might be big city compared to small city living because I think in the U.S. you could simplify in some ways by moving to a rural area. You still probably couldn't escape consumerism but it might be easier to walk or bike to places nearby and enjoy a bit slower paced lifestyle. Interesting interview! You make me want to move to Mexico. Pretty much the opposite could be said about everything you talked about for Santiago. Life here is less simple…transportation to anywhere takes an hour and consumerism is even worse because of classism. The average Chilean is in debt 6 times his/her salary.

But, I also think that might be big city compared to small city living because I think in the U.S. you could simplify in some ways by moving to a rural area. You still probably couldn’t escape consumerism but it might be easier to walk or bike to places nearby and enjoy a bit slower paced lifestyle.

Interesting interview!

]]> Comments on: Young People Moving to Mexico: Interview with Mexpat from Playa del Carmen http://www.mexicorealestateinvestment.org/young-people-moving-to-mexico-interview-with-mexpat-from-playa-del-carmen/00238 Information about living in Mexico and investing in Mexico real estate. Wed, 01 Feb 2012 01:25:15 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 By: PALMER http://www.mexicorealestateinvestment.org/young-people-moving-to-mexico-interview-with-mexpat-from-playa-del-carmen/00238/comment-page-1#comment-71651 PALMER Sun, 14 Nov 2010 04:45:47 +0000 http://www.mexicorealestateinvestment.org/?p=238#comment-71651 ILL B THERE IN EARLY DEC...I WANT 2 KNOW WHAT 2 DO TO LIVE THERE ....PALMER ILL B THERE IN EARLY DEC…I WANT 2 KNOW WHAT 2 DO TO LIVE THERE ….PALMER

]]> By: chaer http://www.mexicorealestateinvestment.org/young-people-moving-to-mexico-interview-with-mexpat-from-playa-del-carmen/00238/comment-page-1#comment-43414 chaer Thu, 01 Apr 2010 17:15:52 +0000 http://www.mexicorealestateinvestment.org/?p=238#comment-43414 Hola all! I have been seriously thinking of moving myself down to mexico...I am interested in living in playa del carmen. I would like more info on how it is to start a buisness down there. I have never owned a buisness before but i would like to have a Esthetics studio or spa. Any advice would be welcome! babygirl95@live.ca Hola all!

I have been seriously thinking of moving myself down to mexico…I am interested in living in playa del carmen. I would like more info on how it is to start a buisness down there. I have never owned a buisness before but i would like to have a Esthetics studio or spa. Any advice would be welcome!

babygirl95@live.ca

]]> By: roo http://www.mexicorealestateinvestment.org/young-people-moving-to-mexico-interview-with-mexpat-from-playa-del-carmen/00238/comment-page-1#comment-34344 roo Tue, 16 Feb 2010 19:48:13 +0000 http://www.mexicorealestateinvestment.org/?p=238#comment-34344 I have been here for over 13 years. There are some things that you should know that will make your time here easier. IE. immigration status, special equipment unavailable here. Besides that, business is great. Check guiness book of records or forbes magazine. Definately the best area to retire, invest or both. 1. The time it takes to get a FM3 rentista , FM3 Inversionista , FM3 will take months and cost 600.oo usd to 900.00 usd. Simply go to the local Mexican Embassy and get it prior for 97.00 usd and have it in one day before you come here. 2. Magic Jack is a device you can get from any electronic store for 20.00 usd and pay 20.00 usd per year for unlimited usage and it gives you a usa number. This is good because you cannot call 1 800 numbers from here. IE banking, credit card companies, ect.... 3. Mexico is known for cloning cards. Pick up a few prepaid cards from your local grocery store to use to buy things online. As well as, set up your bank account with paypal and Monex. Then there will be no fees. Only use atm locations in the banks. Avoid paying with cards linked to your main account. You can open an account locally , Bancomer BBVA Prefered Customer Unit, and avoid any atm fees and ect. If you are coming down, feel free to contact myself at globalfunding@financier.com. I have been here for over 13 years. There are some things that you should know that will make your time here easier. IE. immigration status, special equipment unavailable here. Besides that, business is great. Check guiness book of records or forbes magazine. Definately the best area to retire, invest or both.

1. The time it takes to get a FM3 rentista , FM3 Inversionista , FM3 will take months and cost 600.oo usd to 900.00 usd. Simply go to the local Mexican Embassy and get it prior for 97.00 usd and have it in one day before you come here.

2. Magic Jack is a device you can get from any electronic store for 20.00 usd and pay 20.00 usd per year for unlimited usage and it gives you a usa number. This is good because you cannot call 1 800 numbers from here. IE banking, credit card companies, ect….

3. Mexico is known for cloning cards. Pick up a few prepaid cards from your local grocery store to use to buy things online. As well as, set up your bank account with paypal and Monex. Then there will be no fees. Only use atm locations in the banks. Avoid paying with cards linked to your main account. You can open an account locally , Bancomer BBVA Prefered Customer Unit, and avoid any atm fees and ect.

If you are coming down, feel free to contact myself at globalfunding@financier.com.

]]> By: GUPAC http://www.mexicorealestateinvestment.org/young-people-moving-to-mexico-interview-with-mexpat-from-playa-del-carmen/00238/comment-page-1#comment-32057 GUPAC Wed, 27 Jan 2010 22:08:34 +0000 http://www.mexicorealestateinvestment.org/?p=238#comment-32057 Sorry... my email gupac@live.com in case you want to make a move to mexico and start a fresh and new life. Sorry… my email gupac@live.com in case you want to make a move to mexico and start a fresh and new life.

]]> By: GUPAC http://www.mexicorealestateinvestment.org/young-people-moving-to-mexico-interview-with-mexpat-from-playa-del-carmen/00238/comment-page-1#comment-32056 GUPAC Wed, 27 Jan 2010 22:07:38 +0000 http://www.mexicorealestateinvestment.org/?p=238#comment-32056 Hi everyone! I am a 40 yo mexican citizen living in crazy mexico city. If out there is someone in need to move to mexico for a fresh start or simply to have a real life, feel free to contact me. I am looking for a couple of adventorous people willing to partner in business. Could be seasonal or full time living in mexico. What do you want... a beach house for vacation rentals, hostal, bar??? make come true your dream! Hi everyone!

I am a 40 yo mexican citizen living in crazy mexico city. If out there is someone in need to move to mexico for a fresh start or simply to have a real life, feel free to contact me.

I am looking for a couple of adventorous people willing to partner in business. Could be seasonal or full time living in mexico.

What do you want… a beach house for vacation rentals, hostal, bar??? make come true your dream!

]]> By: Playa del Carmen New Development, Mexico Real Estate | Mexico Real Estate Investment | Mexico Real Estate, Retire in Mexico, Living in Mexico http://www.mexicorealestateinvestment.org/young-people-moving-to-mexico-interview-with-mexpat-from-playa-del-carmen/00238/comment-page-1#comment-8469 Playa del Carmen New Development, Mexico Real Estate | Mexico Real Estate Investment | Mexico Real Estate, Retire in Mexico, Living in Mexico Fri, 27 Mar 2009 01:23:24 +0000 http://www.mexicorealestateinvestment.org/?p=238#comment-8469 [...] You can learn more about this development at www.grandcoralrivieramaya.com.mx. Related Posts Young People Moving to Mexico: Interview with Mexpat from Playa del Carmen [...] [...] You can learn more about this development at http://www.grandcoralrivieramaya.com.mx. Related Posts Young People Moving to Mexico: Interview with Mexpat from Playa del Carmen [...]

]]> By: Simone http://www.mexicorealestateinvestment.org/young-people-moving-to-mexico-interview-with-mexpat-from-playa-del-carmen/00238/comment-page-1#comment-3689 Simone Wed, 22 Oct 2008 05:12:52 +0000 http://www.mexicorealestateinvestment.org/?p=238#comment-3689 Searching for inspiration. I have been desperately trying to talk myself out of moving to Mexico, it's not working. My husband, my son and I are buying and moving to Cozumel. We want to run a vacation rental and play music and kiss all this stress good bye. We have been spending 2 months a year in Mexico for the last 5 years so we think we have abit of an idea of what it will be like. I really hope we are right. My husband is a kiteboarder/surfer/skateboarder and is now ready to embrace diving. We usually play music 3 nights a week when we have travelled before. We are hoping it will be easy to get the legal permission and gigs in Cozumel. If you have any advice on this topic it would be much apreciciated. I love to read that this has fallen together for you. Searching for inspiration. I have been desperately trying to talk myself out of moving to Mexico, it’s not working.
My husband, my son and I are buying and moving to Cozumel. We want to run a vacation rental and play music and kiss all this stress good bye. We have been spending 2 months a year in Mexico for the last 5 years so we think we have abit of an idea of what it will be like. I really hope we are right. My husband is a kiteboarder/surfer/skateboarder and is now ready to embrace diving.
We usually play music 3 nights a week when we have travelled before. We are hoping it will be easy to get the legal permission and gigs in Cozumel. If you have any advice on this topic it would be much apreciciated. I love to read that this has fallen together for you.

]]> By: Moving from the Pacific Northwest to Mexico: Interview with Nancy from Mazatlan | Mexico Real Estate Investment | Mexico Real Estate, Retire in Mexico, Living in Mexico http://www.mexicorealestateinvestment.org/young-people-moving-to-mexico-interview-with-mexpat-from-playa-del-carmen/00238/comment-page-1#comment-2802 Moving from the Pacific Northwest to Mexico: Interview with Nancy from Mazatlan | Mexico Real Estate Investment | Mexico Real Estate, Retire in Mexico, Living in Mexico Thu, 18 Sep 2008 15:18:45 +0000 http://www.mexicorealestateinvestment.org/?p=238#comment-2802 [...] Young People Moving to Mexico: Interview with Mexpat from Playa del Carmen [...] [...] Young People Moving to Mexico: Interview with Mexpat from Playa del Carmen [...]

]]> By: Kyle http://www.mexicorealestateinvestment.org/young-people-moving-to-mexico-interview-with-mexpat-from-playa-del-carmen/00238/comment-page-1#comment-2235 Kyle Fri, 29 Aug 2008 17:08:10 +0000 http://www.mexicorealestateinvestment.org/?p=238#comment-2235 You make me want to move to Mexico. Pretty much the opposite could be said about everything you talked about for Santiago. Life here is less simple...transportation to anywhere takes an hour and consumerism is even worse because of classism. The average Chilean is in debt 6 times his/her salary. But, I also think that might be big city compared to small city living because I think in the U.S. you could simplify in some ways by moving to a rural area. You still probably couldn't escape consumerism but it might be easier to walk or bike to places nearby and enjoy a bit slower paced lifestyle. Interesting interview! You make me want to move to Mexico. Pretty much the opposite could be said about everything you talked about for Santiago. Life here is less simple…transportation to anywhere takes an hour and consumerism is even worse because of classism. The average Chilean is in debt 6 times his/her salary.

But, I also think that might be big city compared to small city living because I think in the U.S. you could simplify in some ways by moving to a rural area. You still probably couldn’t escape consumerism but it might be easier to walk or bike to places nearby and enjoy a bit slower paced lifestyle.

Interesting interview!

]]> By: Claudia glender http://www.mexicorealestateinvestment.org/young-people-moving-to-mexico-interview-with-mexpat-from-playa-del-carmen/00238/comment-page-1#comment-2234 Claudia glender Fri, 29 Aug 2008 16:41:39 +0000 http://www.mexicorealestateinvestment.org/?p=238#comment-2234 It is just true! Mexico is a great place to live not only for retirees but for young people too, we where looking where to live in mexico & we discover Yucatan, specially Merida, it is just the rigth size of city, you have absolutely everything is a completely cosmopolite city with 980,000 habitants, you can have all kind of good restaurants, music hall, orchestra & a lot of international musical festivals, Here you are very well exposed to CULTURE life too! That's a big advantage!!! for us.. great schools & best hospital in the peninsula, for the children we have a boy of 11 & girl of 9, level is higher than in US besides that you are just 30 minutes away from the beaches & cenotes, natural ecological reserves, pre-hispanic ruins or colonnial buldings!! People are really kind & nice & prices are half than in Quintana Roo, Playa del Carmen included, I think that if you move with kids, merida is amuch better option than Playa del Carmen or Cancun, difficult to believe but better quality of life than Quintana Roo by far. Try to visit you will love !! In the weekends they close all the sreets in down town and is music all over to dance, I think that culturally speaking Here is magic!!! Hopefully will keep this way!!! VIVA MEXICO!!!!!! It is just true! Mexico is a great place to live not only for retirees but for young people too, we where looking where to live in mexico & we discover Yucatan, specially Merida, it is just the rigth size of city, you have absolutely everything is a completely cosmopolite city with 980,000 habitants, you can have all kind of good restaurants, music hall, orchestra & a lot of international musical festivals, Here you are very well exposed to CULTURE life too!

That’s a big advantage!!! for us.. great schools & best hospital in the peninsula, for the children we have a boy of 11 & girl of 9, level is higher than in US besides that you are just 30 minutes away from the beaches & cenotes, natural ecological reserves, pre-hispanic ruins or colonnial buldings!!
People are really kind & nice & prices are half than in Quintana Roo, Playa del Carmen included, I think that if you move with kids, merida is amuch better option than Playa del Carmen or Cancun, difficult to believe but better quality of life than Quintana Roo by far.
Try to visit you will love !! In the weekends they close all the sreets in down town and is music all over to dance, I think that culturally speaking Here is magic!!! Hopefully will keep this way!!!
VIVA MEXICO!!!!!!

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