6 REASONS NOT TO MOVE to Puerto Vallarta Mexico 2024

[@LIVINGINPUERTOVALLARTAMEXICO]

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[@HectorVega-uy8qs]

Hello. I'm mexican and I really appreciate your opinion and I hope you can do the same with mine. Yes, please, don't come to Puerto Vallarta and any other part of the country and maybe to any other part of the word. To do that you need to think in adapt your self to the place you go. If you don't want to suffer with the changes, easy, don't come. If you think that my country need your money, sorry we don't. You are very welcome when you come with respect. Be sure about the law in Mexico. Foreign people can't have a property 50 km close to de shore. The water in Puerto Vallarta downtown especially are good to drink from the pipe. Like any other tourist place in the world you most have to be careful with your belongings. If you don't don't cry. If you need assistance you can ask for help to everyone just try to communicate in spanish, you are in mexico.if you want silence go to a retirement facility. If you want to be happy, free of criticism, good weather with amazing people then come to Mexico. If you think that I'm overreacting, think how's you origin country, why you try to change of location. Have a nice day.

[@LIVINGINPUERTOVALLARTAMEXICO]

Excellent comment Hector and I fully agree with you. You come to Mexico you adapt to the culture. I tried to get that across in the video. Respect for Mexican people and the Mexican culture is paramount. If you can’t speak the Spanish language, take classes and try to learn. At the very least be able to ask for what you need in Spanish. Even if your Spanish is not good, Mexican people love that you are trying and they will help you. One thing I do need to correct you on in your comment however is that foreigners CAN indeed own property within 50 km of the coast which means here in Puerto Vallarta. To clarify, the deed of your property is held in trust with a Mexican bank. Other than that you are the owner and have all the rights of a property owner just as you would with your property in the States, Canada or any other country. This means you can sell it, rebuild or renovate it any way you like and you can will it to your family if you wish. It is fully your property. The trust is for 50 years and renews every 50 years in perpetuity. Hope that clarifies the property ownership question. Thanks again Hector for the great input.

[@schreddcreative]

Totally agree with you. I can't stand going anywhere near the tourists. I appreciate every corner of your culture.... I love it. Cheers

[@JaimeLopez-oh5uc]

En espanol Hector porfavor. En unas cosas no te entendi.

[@officermills]

Spot fucking on

[@verdeyoro]

​@@JaimeLopez-oh5ucactiva el traductor de KZbin al español y lo puedes leer sin problema, pero el no pudo dar mejor opinión, creo que todos estamos de acuerdo que Mx es un país libre, aquí hablamos español, y los extranjeros deben observar siempre su cumplimiento y si el país no les gusta por el ruido, por el picante en la comida ps "we are sorry, we let you go for good

[@WilliamsOWilliams]

It's still better than dodging bullets, dealing with the homeless, the crime, the filth, the ramped politics of the government, the racism, the high taxes and out of control inflation, the car thieves etc. Yeah, I'll move to Puerto Vallarta anytime, just like the host of this announcement did. Yes, I live in the U.S. of America. So many people are leaving!!!

[@LIVINGINPUERTOVALLARTAMEXICO]

I agree absolutely. Much safer here than the States.

[@sbrose3776]

I'd like to leave the US because fascists now control the government. I'm being treated for a serious disease and when I'm done with that I plan on going.

[@billjones4986]

Sounds like your talking about the San Francisco Bay Area!Move here,but bring your wallet,even if you do that you still might end up in a rent or a run down RV .but you willl have plenty of company!wont be alone!

[@LIVINGINPUERTOVALLARTAMEXICO]

@@billjones4986 Hi Bill. Actually there is no comparison between San Francisco and Puerto Vallarta. It might be getting more expensive to live here in PV but it's still a heck of a lot cheaper here than San Francisco. Try buying an ocean front condo or house in San Francisco for $850,000. I also see cleaner streets in Puerto Vallarta with no homeless encampments everywhere like SF and no human feces or used needles on the streets. ope , give me Puerto Vallarta all day long.

[@Todoterreno_4x4]

Nothing compares to the beautiful place of Vallarta. Anywhere you go you'll find things to complain about. internet in Mexico is probably better than the USA and the water is an old mith for people that haven't been outside the USA at all. The noise, well it depends where you live-- don't buy a place near the beach if you don't want noise. Common sense for everything.. Peace .

[@LIVINGINPUERTOVALLARTAMEXICO]

Thank you for your input. Unfortunately, common sense is becoming more rare these days.

[@Duane-l3f]

Things you mentioned are just facts of life all over Mexico. I lived there for over three years and the things that got to me was the traffic, jacked up prices on everything, the beach is crowded and full hawkers so much that you can hardly enjoy it. And just too crowded everywhere. I did love the night life but when I moved to a small more laid back beach town I have been alot happier and my money goes alot further. 😊

[@LIVINGINPUERTOVALLARTAMEXICO]

Thanks for your honest feedback and experience. I agree that it's important to find the right pace that suits your lifestyle. Not all beaches are crowded and actually it’s just the in town beaches. There are lots of empty beaches around the Banderas Bay.

[@LIVINGINPUERTOVALLARTAMEXICO]

Shop in the tourist areas and you’ll pay more

[@finldavi]

I'm Irish and live up the road in Nuevo Vallarta. Its not loud, roads are decent and the water is just fine to drink from the tap. You get what you pay for.

[@LIVINGINPUERTOVALLARTAMEXICO]

@@finldavi Well…Conás atá tú? Hope you’re lovin’ livin’ in the Banderas Bay Area. Nuevo Vallarta is just that… “Nuevo” (new), so you will have a better infrastructure than the older PV. Are you from Ireland or of Irish descent?

[@finldavi]

@LIVINGINPUERTOVALLARTAMEXICO from Meath, but have also lived in Germany and the US before here.

[@LIVINGINPUERTOVALLARTAMEXICO]

@@finldavi Bordering you… from Kildare. Lived in the U.S…. Lake Tahoe California for 30 years. We should get a cup of coffee and chat sometime. Don’t meet too many Irish here in PV.

[@Hazy3]

I love Irishman! Let's meet for beers! ❤

[@LIVINGINPUERTOVALLARTAMEXICO]

@@Hazy3 my wife likes Irishmen too.

[@kenken6550]

Thanks!. Can you recommend any online sites for long term rentals? We're exploring in September, but I've already received a job offer. Very excited! Great tips!

[@LIVINGINPUERTOVALLARTAMEXICO]

Try these…. facebook.com/groups/420871175306826/ facebook.com/PuertoVallartaRentalsAndSales facebook.com/groups/145601662823803/ facebook.com/groups/454388773342598/

[@JosephHurtsellers]

So spot on, on all counts!! ---remember you are the guest... The people are sharing their country with you...! But if you try you will find your hosts go out of their way to accept you.... But its always YOU that must be the one to adapt. The points made in this video were just perfect ❤

[@LIVINGINPUERTOVALLARTAMEXICO]

@@JosephHurtsellers Thank you Joseph. Everything you said in your comment is so spot on, on all counts too and I couldn’t agree with you more. Cheers

[@tiffanyferoe7078]

Fantastic information, thank you! And..you are so right! Love PV & you have to just go with the flow or you will drive yourself crazy! Most important enjoy all the wonderful things ❤

[@LIVINGINPUERTOVALLARTAMEXICO]

Thank you Tiffany. PV is an awesome place but it does have some annoying qualities. Not enough to keep me away, thats for sure. I intent to highlight some more of the not so great sides of PV in a later video. Thanks for subscribing. Cheers

[@rbrown5434]

Enjoyed viewing this. Thanks for sharing. I'm in Fluvial, PV and our electricity, phone and internet service is underground. No wires overhead and the streets/sidewalks are flat. Those sidewalks are interesting in most of the other zones, but the Marina area is not bad.

[@LIVINGINPUERTOVALLARTAMEXICO]

Thanks so much for your comments. I love the Fluvial area and that’s my neighborhood also. Some lovely homes and condos in Fluvial and family oriented neighborhood with a lot of open spaces. It’s also close to Costco and La Comer supermarket and near the restaurants of Versalles which is very handy. Keep watching as I will do a video on the Fluvial neighborhood soon.

[@rbrown5434]

@@LIVINGINPUERTOVALLARTAMEXICO Will do. Looking forward.

[@deanguy66]

Totally love Vallarta, but I will agree with you regarding the noise situation. A late night Mariachi band doesn't bother me, but the pounding electronic music on the north end clubs of the Malecon is truly awful. We used to love staying at Hotel Rosita, but the last time we stayed, the pounding "music" went on until about 5:00 am and that was the last time we stayed there. In Tenerife, Canary Islands, the clubs have to cut the music way down after 10:15.

[@sararichardson737]

The concept of noise pollution and it’s detrimental affects has yet to come to Mexico. Music is weaponised here not played: if it’s not loud it’s not on!

[@gradosa8272]

🙄try living in New York City , at least it’s music, not the Deegan , Washington Bridge and traffic 24/7. All thru the I95 corridor , Do you want lullabies during your vacation? stay home.

[@deanguy66]

@@gradosa8272 I'm glad you can sleep with loud, pounding music in your ears til 5.00 am. Sorry, but I'm not some sort of robot.

[@habichiblah7534]

I fully intend living there, and doing my very best to immerse myself in the culture respectfully. I'll be retiring at the age of 54, with 2 properties to rent out in the UK, and have set my heart on it.

[@LIVINGINPUERTOVALLARTAMEXICO]

@@habichiblah7534 great to hear from you. So happy you will be coming to live in Puerto Vallarta. You won’t regret making the move. Let me know if there is anything I can help you with. Cheers!

[@habichiblah7534]

@@LIVINGINPUERTOVALLARTAMEXICO Really appreciate that nice, positive response. Have a great day pal! 👍 Will hopefully be doing a visit sometime middle of next year (from Glasgow). All the best.

[@LIVINGINPUERTOVALLARTAMEXICO]

@@habichiblah7534 being from Ireland, I’ve visited Scotland and absolutely loved it and the Scottish people. Look me up when you visit PV. Would love to chat with you.

[@habichiblah7534]

@@LIVINGINPUERTOVALLARTAMEXICO Yeah, my ex is a Donegal girl, was over the water loads of times. Such a beautiful part of the world.

[@habichiblah7534]

@@LIVINGINPUERTOVALLARTAMEXICO Deal!

[@rubenmartinez8659]

I live in Nuevo Vallarta we have none of these issues

[@johnnie3608]

Sounds great. I lived in lousiana and understand bad roads and subtropic power outages. Walmart is always out of stock on what I’m looking for here so I guess it’s like that there too. I can see why your reasons would deter certain folks, and for that I’m glad I won’t see em there!

[@LIVINGINPUERTOVALLARTAMEXICO]

Haha! Good on ya mate!

[@joanie4713]

My neighbours are at 30 straight hours of partying. Using the road as a public bathroom. Tried to call police, walked to the police syation but nobody cares.

[@LIVINGINPUERTOVALLARTAMEXICO]

That’s not good. What neighborhood do you live in?

[@paulshortall6734]

How did a Paddy end up in PV ?

[@LIVINGINPUERTOVALLARTAMEXICO]

@@paulshortall6734 You know what they say “if it wasn’t for whiskey we’d rule the world”. I know that is stereotyping and not politically correct but I don’t care. 😄

[@LIVINGINPUERTOVALLARTAMEXICO]

@@paulshortall6734 Kildare to London to San Francisco to Lake Tahoe to Puerto Vallarta. In two days I’ll be in Kildare again (but only for a visit)

[@auntginny]

Very informative, thank you!

[@LIVINGINPUERTOVALLARTAMEXICO]

Thank you. I appreciate your comment.

[@waltermorris5786]

Your warning about side walks is very relevant to me. I will be bike riding most of the time to keep my legs strong and the independence. I prefer side walks due to the dafter concern. But, that might not be possible in Puerto.

[@LIVINGINPUERTOVALLARTAMEXICO]

@@waltermorris5786 I think you will be fine riding your bike on sidewalks in most of the neighborhoods away from the downtown area. The newer neighborhoods do have better sidewalks and there are some great riding paths along the river

[@allwheeldrive]

Not too bad, really! Will be spending more time in PV soon and looking forward to it. Will look you up.

[@LIVINGINPUERTOVALLARTAMEXICO]

Great. Look forward to hearing from you. Cheers

[@DavidMixon-yo2mo]

To climb. Up over the wall that separated the two properties

[@callesierra]

Great advice, I’ve been here almost 30 years and you are spot on my friend.

[@LIVINGINPUERTOVALLARTAMEXICO]

@@callesierra Thank you for kind your comment.

[@chriswranik5200]

Safer than the united states'

[@LIVINGINPUERTOVALLARTAMEXICO]

@@chriswranik5200 I think puerto Vallarta is safer than a lot of cities in the U.S.

[@Benitowar]

Hello good information. I have lived here for 20 years so you are spot one. One thing, if I may, It is PU ER TO Vallarta not PORTO Vallarta. :)

[@LIVINGINPUERTOVALLARTAMEXICO]

@@Benitowar Thanks for your comment and kind words. I think it’s more my Irish accent in my pronunciation of the word Puerto. LOL. But you are right. I’ll work on that.

[@waltermorris5786]

I plan on day trading there. Your comment on having two internet providers is out of this world. Never heard that before. A good trader can easily make hundreds per day and if well financed thousands per day. Paying for two is a little extra overhead.

[@LIVINGINPUERTOVALLARTAMEXICO]

@@waltermorris5786 If you are trading get two providers just in case for sure.

[@sgsoundvisuals]

Greetings! I live in Nuevo Vallarta and it’s amazing. What platform do you recommend here for day trading? Thank you!

[@LIVINGINPUERTOVALLARTAMEXICO]

@@sgsoundvisuals You would have to ask Waletr Morris above. He is the day trader. Cheers

[@sgsoundvisuals]

@@LIVINGINPUERTOVALLARTAMEXICO cheers! Thanks! Thanks I forgot to put the name in front of the reply. 😊

[@DavidMixon-yo2mo]

Hi my relatives have vacationed in Puerto Vallarta I bout fell over when I heard about the 1000 room hotel they stayed in I think it may have been time share in any case that's ridiculous. Speaking of driving in Mexico city forget it. Stop signs are run this was in 1974 and that night when I took a bus from Mexico city the driver drove fast and scary. Fortunately that happened just once When I was going to. Instito Allende I rented an apartment by the school problembwas next door they had pig ect it was. No problem for scorpions to climb but and over the wall I wiped out 7 of them in my 4 month stay in San Miguel before I flew back to California other parts of Mexico like Puerto Escondido seem better I just saw a you tube video on p.e. today thank you for your tips on the roads and sidewalks innp.v.😊

[@swizzthesecond]

Thanks for the helpful advice.

[@LIVINGINPUERTOVALLARTAMEXICO]

Thank you so much for checking out my channel. If there is a topic you would like to see me cover about Puerto Vallarta let me know. Cheers

[@philcass-m7w]

Humidity google which house plants remove the humidity from the air..

[@LIVINGINPUERTOVALLARTAMEXICO]

I included humidity in my pros and cons video on my channel. But maybe I should have included it again. Thanks for the input

[@manuelg5660]

I guess this guy wants to have a mirror image of his beloved United States I would recommend to avoid all the hustle with Mexico and go back to the comfy live that he is used to but if he lives in Mexico besides all this litany about problems in Mexico I'm still living there

[@LIVINGINPUERTOVALLARTAMEXICO]

@@manuelg5660 Manuel. Thanks for your comment. However, with all due respect, you totally lost the plot on this video. Couple of things you should know….Im actually Irish although I did live in the US for many years. I can’t figure out where in my video that “this guy” (I assume that’s me) ever complained about any of the things mentioned in the video. “This guy” distinctly said that these things might bother some people but not most. I’m included in the “not most” category as I totally love living in Mexico and prefer it to the US all day long. In fact, the video is primarily addressed to those that might have an issue with some of the things I talked about and just like you, I hope these kinds of people don’t ever come to live in beautiful Puerto Vallarta or anywhere in this awesome country. Hope that clears it up for you. Thanks. Stan

[@thunderousapplause]

ya missed the whole point, laddie. This vid is for Americans who think PV is gonna be..well, like America. A warning that if thats what youre lookin for, then, its not your place.

[@brucedonogh3006]

Number 1 should be health insurance for seniors. Heart cancer etc. No one ever talks about the costs of long term medical insurance in Mexico.

[@LIVINGINPUERTOVALLARTAMEXICO]

@@brucedonogh3006 Hi Bruce. Thanks for your comment. I should do a video on health care options in Mexico for sure . I’ll work on that for a future video.

[@rebecajob6534]

Don’t move to Mexico please stay in USA my Mexico country is no for boring people

[@LIVINGINPUERTOVALLARTAMEXICO]

It’s also not the country to move to if you want Mexico to be like the USA and Canada or any other country for that matter. I’ve seen expats here who get annoyed over the culture here and complain that it’s not like this at home. No it’s not like where you came from. It’s a different culture, a beautiful culture, so embrace it. If you can’t do that then you really shouldn’t come to Mexico. That’s my 2 cents worth.

[@waltermorris5786]

I am a Texan, USA, moving to Puerto Vallarta. I am also a philosopher and day trader. Do I sound boring? Love scuba diving, biking, lifting weights.

[@moniquemcintyre2434]

great video Stan hope you and Kathleen are doing well!

[@LIVINGINPUERTOVALLARTAMEXICO]

Thanks Monique. Hope all is well with you. Maybe see you in PV soon.

[@moniquemcintyre2434]

we will be there in November

[@jimmears]

You had me at Mexico.

[@LIVINGINPUERTOVALLARTAMEXICO]

Mexico is not for everyone but I have yet to run into an expat that hates living here in Puerto Vallarta

[@mestizounsolo5545]

Lol you FUNNY i live in BIG cities in the US. And its the same problems down there and the US have you ever live in Atlanta area?? Our any other city its the same shit. Delivers well in the US they have a window off 2 hours and guess what you sometimes WON’T wet what you order on TIME. And trust me i did that Job for 20 years yes in the US. I RATHER live in Puerto Vallarta, for a Retired person ITS IMPOSSIBLE TO LIVE IN THE UNITED STATES And wait when Trump gets to office again tons gringos will be in Mexico and other countries. I don’t call those 6 problems truly 😃

[@LIVINGINPUERTOVALLARTAMEXICO]

Thanks for your comments. I do agree that it's not any better in the U.S. right now and that these "problems" are not major. I wanted to point them out, as some people would indeed be put off moving here because of them. I did mention in the video and these issues are not a problem for most people. They need to be pointed out though. I hope you do move here to Puerto Vallarta. You won't regret it. Cheers

[@PuertoVallartaYouthBaseb-qi6nf]

no postal service

[@LIVINGINPUERTOVALLARTAMEXICO]

You know you're right. I forgot about that and it definitely is one of the drawbacka to living in Puerto Vallarta or anywhere in Mexico.

[@pablo.blanchett]

What is that

[@LIVINGINPUERTOVALLARTAMEXICO]

@@pablo.blanchett Hi Pablo. Not sure what your comment means????

[@pablo.blanchett]

@@LIVINGINPUERTOVALLARTAMEXICO in mexico we don’t know that a postal service is for… there is internet no?

[@jonf2126]

@@pablo.blanchett postal service = correos

[@kevinwelsh7490]

not me!

[@LIVINGINPUERTOVALLARTAMEXICO]

Me neither. I love it here in Puerto Vallarta.

[@jenniferressmannwriter]

We are in AZ - that mentality can surface here too. But that just can’t work here - u get fired or we find someone else more willing to do the work. It can be easy to have a business if u do a good job and just show up! So then do u do the work yourself? We find we do a lot of that here as well. Finding dependable help can be hard. Florida was worse. And they would scam you more/ take you money and not do the work. Makes life and trusting people difficult.

[@worldatmyfingertips7771]

Lol, loud music in the morning.....definitely one mayor culture clash with americans, specially first timers. Be prepared! 😊

[@DavesNotHome]

Oh well, that's just Mexico. I have no issues with any of it.

[@LIVINGINPUERTOVALLARTAMEXICO]

@@DavesNotHome Absolutely, I agree.

[@Deelove-kb9bs]

U.S.A has enough problems we definitely don't need to nick pic about other countries. Everyone's experience is different. Traveling abroad and living abroad is not for everyone

[@LIVINGINPUERTOVALLARTAMEXICO]

Thanks for your comment. In this video I am not nitpicking Puerto Vallarta in the least. I love everything about this place and living here. I was just pointing out some things that certain individuals may find inconvenient or not to their liking. These are things that exist here whether you like them or not and like you said living abroad is not for everyone. I’m here to inform.

[@Deelove-kb9bs]

@@LIVINGINPUERTOVALLARTAMEXICO I was speaking in general. Sorry if your post was affected.

[@LIVINGINPUERTOVALLARTAMEXICO]

@@Deelove-kb9bs You didn’t affect my post at all. I do appreciate your comments and opinion.

[@fv1291]

I would love to live in Mexico, warts and all. Just give me a bed and a shower. 😊

[@LIVINGINPUERTOVALLARTAMEXICO]

Now thats the attitude. Good on ya! Cheers

[@bobs9334]

Garbage! Certain "nice" colonias like Fluvial or the Marina seem to escape this. We have pick-ups daily from central spots on every street and times to put out your bags. Still, tucked away on back streets we have mounds that are ripped open and sit / accumulate for weeks. Tossing things on the street seems acceptable and most of us sweep daily so it is an acceptable practice. I have had many tell me this is a Vallarta issue and rarely seen elsewhere.

[@LIVINGINPUERTOVALLARTAMEXICO]

Hi Bob. Thanks for your great comment. I didn't mention garbage because it's not a major issue in most neighborhoods. I have been to many different places in Mexico and have seen some with really bad garbage situations. Puerto Vallarta is not by any means a dirty city but some areas do have more garbage on the streets than others. i didn't think it was a bad enough issue to keep people from living here so I didn't mention it in the video.owever it is a consideration and thanks for bringing the issue up.

[@Villa_Miguel]

😂 mañana. You forgot to mention Ahorita. and that could be 5 min 1 day 1 week 1 month or never 🤣

[@LIVINGINPUERTOVALLARTAMEXICO]

@@Villa_Miguel Haha! Yes I forgot that LOL.

[@CeciliaGarcia-br5oj]

Its better being in mexico than USA

[@LIVINGINPUERTOVALLARTAMEXICO]

I absolutely agree. Thanks for your comment.

[@juneortize3708]

Explaining what " mañana" means and you dont even know the language.

[@LIVINGINPUERTOVALLARTAMEXICO]

Hi June. Thanks for your comment. i was surprised. Did someone tell you that I "don't even know the language" or did you decide that? I do think you missed the point of what I was saying though. I was talking about the concept of the Mexican culture being laid back and not putting emphasis on being in a hurry unlike a lot of Americans and Canadians are. Mañana (Tomorrow) in that context basically means "never do today what can just as easily be done tomorrow" . I sense that you are pissed off with the video pointing out some negative things about Puerto Vallarta and the Mexican culture. In fact, it is the opposite. This video is aimed at those people who think these things would be negatives and as such should not bother coming to live in Puerto Vallarta or anywhere in Mexico. After all, who needs people who can't or won't adapt to the culture of their host country and want Mexico to be like the country they are leaving. I love Mexico, the Mexican people and the Mexican culture. Adapt or stay home is my philosophy. C heers.

[@jeamdu]

what about the safety? thtat need to be number one. tell the true..

[@LIVINGINPUERTOVALLARTAMEXICO]

Sorry, that’s just not true. Puerto Vallarta is a very safe place. In fact statistically it is safer than many cities in the United States. Stay away from the drug scene and you won’t get in trouble. Like any city there is some petty crime.

[@frankb509]

PV is much safer than the vast majority of U.S. cities. In fact, it ranks above virtually all of them. The only category that PV ranks negative in when it comes to crime etc is corruption. Specifically, police corruption.

[@pablo.blanchett]

Feel safer in PV than on a school in America thanks

[@lexhemart]

The complaining- could be said about ANY place- you haven’t lived in many places- in the U.S. or throughout the world.

[@LIVINGINPUERTOVALLARTAMEXICO]

@@lexhemart Who’s complaining? I love PV. There’s a difference between complaining and pointing out minor issues. I’m curious. How do you know where I’ve lived or haven’t lived? I’ve lived in many different parts of the world.

[@Zeotto777]

Mercado libre delivers fast..

[@TheMexi3000]

México para los Méxicanos

[@LIVINGINPUERTOVALLARTAMEXICO]

Hi. Thanks for your comment. When it comes to foreigners living here in Mexico, I think the ones who are not willing to embrace the wonderful Mexican culture should stay in their own country. On the other hand those foreigners who come to Mexico and immerse themselves in the culture and lifestyle should be welcomed and are welcomed by most Mexican people.

[@eze289]

Dont buy a Car, or House until you lived for at least 5 years😅😊😊

[@LIVINGINPUERTOVALLARTAMEXICO]

@@eze289 Thanks for your comment. I’m not sure that’s the best advice. Surely you would know before 5 years if PV is the right place for you to live. Whatever about a car, which I think you could live without, if you can afford to purchase a home, buying now would be a lot lot cheaper than in 5 years.

[@shelleycharlesworth5177]

I thought Americans could NOT buy property in Mexico..no..?

[@LIVINGINPUERTOVALLARTAMEXICO]

Hi Shelly. You absolutely can purchase and own property in Mexico. Many people have been wrongly told that they can’t. I made a video about this very subject and rather than explain in the comments how it all works I’ll just put a link here to that video. This will give you all the information you need about buying and owning property here. kzbin.info/www/bejne/l36QpXuBbL5lpc0si=BXXRFP5Zd8BfXXX6

[@pwilki8631]

Whats with the stupid sound effects? Unwatchable. Blocked.

[@LIVINGINPUERTOVALLARTAMEXICO]

Sorry you blocked me so you won’t see my response. Since you are a world class movie editor I wish you would have given me some pointers. Oh well! I’ll just have to struggle on on my own making unwatchable videos. Woooosh!!

[@ArleneFranco-c7l]

Manana 😂

[@Deelove-kb9bs]

U.S.A has enough problems we definitely don't need to nick pic about other countries. Everyone's experience is different. Traveling abroad and living abroad is not for everyone

[@LIVINGINPUERTOVALLARTAMEXICO]

@@Deelove-kb9bs thanks for your comment. I actually wasn’t trying to knit pick about Puerto Vallarta. You are correct that everyone’s experience is different and living in Puerto Vallarta is not for everyone and that’s why I pointed out some of the things that certain people may not like about living here. These things don’t bother me at all and in fact I embrace them as part of the Mexican lifestyle and culture. I think most people do also but like you said not for everyone.