How To Live Global For As Low As $1500 A Month | Leaving The USA

Have you ever thought about living a global lifestyle? Did you know you could make it happen for less than $1500/month? In this video I share exactly how you could, where to research, and how to pay for this lifestyle. People who are interested in the FIRE movement or living as digital nomads may find this video very informative or at-least in line with their ambitions
I started to think about living a global lifestyle after visiting Thailand. Then I started to think how to retire early and what would be the best city to retire in. From that point I have been advocating for taking advantage of being a US resident, having income from the USA, to use to support myself in other countries. I haven't officially left just yet but I have made in other countries, learned foreign languages and having tons of passive income.
I will continue to document this journey of mine and hope to inspire more people to Retire Early and live a global lifestyle.
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[@andrewd2140]

You have changed my outlook on my future plans after watching this video for the better, thank-u for creating this channel & exposing me to this & other real estate info, it’s truly inspiring!

[@Karl__Pierre]

Happy to hear that! What has changed? What your plan would love to hear it.

[@andrewd2140]

ENTP LIFE I just never thought I could afford that lifestyle but I discovered house hacking last year & it’s truly a great way towards financial freedom, so my plan is to now purchase an FHA multi-family property so I can be like you!...Do you know anything about the NACA program? Is it better then an FHA?

[@Thepinkgirl8759]

You have such a nice and coherent way of making videos, quite calming actually! I'm a languages graduate, so it's always been a dream of mine to live in different countries and speak their languages!

[@Karl__Pierre]

That's really cool - you definitely should. What country are you in now?

[@Thepinkgirl8759]

@@Karl__Pierre I'm in England! It's always been really easy to hop onto the Eurostar and get to Paris or fly out to Spain/Italy. So I'd really love to spend some time there before I start my professional work life. But not good timing right now, I guess. I've been to Cuba, absolutely loved it there so it's nice to hear about Colombia/Argentina etc. Definitely on my list

[@pattyalexander4004]

I really enjoy the thoroughness of your videos. You do a great job of making the nomad lifestyle seem plug and play in one video. Thanks bruh.

[@Karl__Pierre]

Thank you very much! It is set the goal and take action. Where would you start

[@pattyalexander4004]

@@Karl__Pierre West Africa

[@victoriaakkari4342]

I'm thrilled that my friend sent me one of your videos! I plan on living globally; thank you for your advice and insight!

[@Karl__Pierre]

Welcome! What countries are you considering?

[@Arquitectos501]

Hi I'm an architect in Honduras 🇭🇳. Interesting information. I have a sibling studying in USA and other one planning to go to Canada. I would love to live my retiring years between Honduras, USA and Canada. I'm working my way in that direction.

[@Karl__Pierre]

Make it happen!

[@Dorrii]

Really enjoyed this video. I’d love to live globally, as well. Been working remotely for 6 years now, but you just gave some great ideas for add’l income! I really enjoyed the energy of Costa Rica, so it’s 1st on my list as a future nomad. Grenada is next 😊

[@Karl__Pierre]

Nice. Since you already work remotely it's perfect. You can take advantage of the less expensive lifestyle in other countries and maximize quality of life in so many ways.

[@cozzettbradford5758]

I appreciate who you are, thank you for sharing your views on creating ones own adventure in life.

[@Karl__Pierre]

My pleasure!

[@Bizzy-Bumble1131]

This video is a treasure. Thank you for sharing, this is exactly what I want to do. Live and travel abroad. I just subscribed, so I'll be watching more of your videos. Thank you!

[@Karl__Pierre]

Thank you! I will cover more on the live abroad and methods I'm using.

[@elkay18]

Thanks for articulating perceived complex ideas into something more practical and achievable.

[@Karl__Pierre]

Thanks for checking in?! Are you thinking about the same?

[@elkay18]

@@Karl__Pierre. Most definitely. Being a digital nomad is my dream.

[@Karl__Pierre]

My 5 World Cities So Far: Medellin, Colombia Rio De Janeiro, Brazil Nice, France Bangkok, Thailand Mykonos, Greece Where would you live?

[@Karl__Pierre]

@Bougie Barb thanks what city would you choose?

[@fabiola925]

Colombia

[@Karl__Pierre]

@@fabiola925 why?

[@fabiola925]

ENTP LIFE I love the variety of music and culture. The geography of the country is just the right mix for me. I don’t like cold weather countries and I could easily blend in. The food is not too far off my preferred palette where I could get what I needed if I wanted to cook what I grew up eating. The cost of living is not high. I could easily get back to the states my family had an emergency.

[@Karl__Pierre]

@@fabiola925 my exact reasons

[@Theflowerdarling]

Thank you so much for sharing! This is very helpful ☺️ This is exactly what I want to do!

[@Karl__Pierre]

Thanks for spending your time with me. Where do you want to go and how much do you need to earn to sustain the lifestyle you want?

[@mjgerges]

Thank you for your video!! I've been trying to figure this out for years!! I feel like there's hope! MJ

[@Karl__Pierre]

You got this!

[@hapaharley1706]

My goal is to have a few different places. I'm buying a place in the Dominican by next year and your channel has inspired to look at Italy, but Maryland will always be my main base. Love what you do and thanks for all the info

[@Karl__Pierre]

Best of luck! Where in DR?

[@hapaharley1706]

@@Karl__Pierre Cabarete

[@dundeecrocodile6275]

great content, and great karma. we are trying to be a nomad i have al lot of experience in every kind of job/aspect. now to find out how to get clients to find what i can offer keep up thegreat work

[@Karl__Pierre]

What are the skills/job options maybe I could suggest a few pathways.

[@cbeark]

You are amazing! So thorough, wow. :O

[@Karl__Pierre]

Wow, thank you!

[@wellnesswithmarian]

Tanzania, Ghana, Gambia, SA, Goa, Bali, CDMX are my top places I want to live.

[@Karl__Pierre]

Cool! When will you start?

[@wellnesswithmarian]

ENTP LIFE hopefully in January

[@jasonherring2419]

I came across your channel looking at the cheap Italian homes. My goal is to transition from a couple of US rentals to eventually several modestly-priced multinational properties, Airbnb etc them when I’m not there. I work in tech and wherever internet is good I can be productive. I loved Medellin but my sailing addiction keeps me near the ocean cities with sailing cultures. So, much of the Mediterranean is possible. Italy, Spain, Croatia 👍🏻

[@Karl__Pierre]

Hey Jason - totally get it. Seems like our interest and view align email me at email me at [e-mail] subject Sicily so we can keep in touch.

[@francisvtube]

Thank you so much for these videos. I’ve been following your videos and I appreciate how you simplify different ideas and make them practical. THANK YOU!🙏🏾

[@Karl__Pierre]

You are so welcome! Thanks for the positive feedback. Is their anything you want me to dive deeper into?

[@Myraisins1]

Is there a reason you decided on Medellin Colombia? Visited Buenos Aires years ago and loved it especially because of my love of Tango. Always thought of living in Spain as well. Thanks for this. Just found your channel and love it. Can't believe the content that I'm all aligned with!

[@Karl__Pierre]

I have yet to visit Argentina, my wife loves it there, maybe I live there for a few months! The reason for Medellin is mainly proximity to the states and the Latin culture that I love. So Medellin is only 2.5 hrs to Miami 5 hours to NYC both cities I have business so I wanted to be a quick flight from home. I would imagine Buenos Aires puts me at the 12 hour mark for a direct flight to NYC - a little longer than I would like. Cost of living in Colombia is good plus wife has a lot of family living in Medellin. Weather as well is pretty nice. Where are you living now?

[@Myraisins1]

@@Karl__Pierre I live in NYC. Have a home there and rentals in CT and PA. Always looking for areas where can buy multifamily rentals with good returns. Love the idea of living abroad and always wanted to do maybe a senior or specialty housing. I feel like NYC holds me back because of the tremendous amount of money everything cost to start up along with rules and regulations for everything.

[@tandrastewart8157]

My goal after retirement (3 yrs 10 mths) was to live 6 months abroad! I never thought about actually working during that time....BUT, after listening to this video; I’m thinking I could bank my retirement income and become a digital nomad to pay for my time abroad!! Thank you!!

[@Karl__Pierre]

Nice why only 6 months and where do you want to go?

[@charlesduzzie9811]

Really great information..... Thank you.

[@Karl__Pierre]

Glad it was helpful! where are you off to?!

[@charlesduzzie9811]

@@Karl__Pierre hello.... Anywhere and everywhere ... As soon as I can get a flight out of America. I do have one question. Will my credit and debit cards work well in Europe? Or should I open an account with a European bank? I was just in Spain for two weeks last fall and everything wanted to work for that short trip..... But my next trip will be a longer one.

[@Karl__Pierre]

@@charlesduzzie9811 Im really not sure. I would just advise all US finance companies of my intention and then try to open an account in a European country that allows. For instance I will be opening an Italian account but first I had to apply for a tax ID number. Next time I'm in ITALY i can setup the account.

[@taylorgledhill]

Hey Karl, love your videos, they are super informative. Quick question about AirBnB, what types of challenges do you face when managing properties at a distance? Do you hire a property manager to oversee any maintenance issues that arise, upkeep on the property, or helping guests on site who may need assistance with something? That's been my biggest fear about owning and renting at a distance-- not being close enough to solve any problems for tenants or guests, like if they get locked out in the middle of the night. Would love any advice you have there. Thanks!

[@Karl__Pierre]

My go to is the person who turns over the apartment. When there is an issue I have her fill in and investigate. Also its good to have a handy person for some of the other issues. Ultimately you pay per clean or repair, so when getting started you should also immediately look for you service providers. Lockouts you can deal with by having a spare quick in a lockbox nearby or a key locker. I use a service called Keycafe and to date have never interfaced with a client for key exchanges. Everything is done remotely and with lock box. Most reservations run smoothly. Periodically issues arise most guest are crafty and cooperative. The minority are cry baby's. Overall advice is go for it and hedge with technology and adhoc service providers - totally some of the easiest money I make.

[@taylorgledhill]

@@Karl__Pierre Thanks so much!

[@Karl__Pierre]

@@taylorgledhill anytime

[@Karl__Pierre]

Where are you looking to host?

[@taylorgledhill]

@@Karl__Pierre Not sure, I'm just starting to do research on the subject. Currently in Los Angeles where I'm priced out of a lot of areas, and I have family in NJ so I had also considered something small in the tri-state area. My GF and I are looking to live abroad once Covid restrictions start to ease and I've just been exploring my options for income if we make that decision. Found your page after researching the 1 Euro homes in Italy.

[@101life9]

With that amount, needless to say anywhere in the world. I am living in US with less that; not in luxury but comfortable.

[@Karl__Pierre]

Bam there you go. Where about?!

[@nursern3860]

Excellent. I need help starting a healthcare staffing business

[@Karl__Pierre]

I am actually putting together a class on starting a healthcare staffing agency. email me [e-mail] subject line staffing agency

[@richa4425]

US has gotten so expensive to live in with all the crazy inflation going on. I am paying almost 100% more on expenses than what I was paying 6 months ago. US is having massive problems and quality of life and services have gone down the tubes. I like how you are looking at relocating to Columbia. I was wondering how you were able to make the move when healthcare is a physical in person industry. Also, did you give up you NYC apartment or put your stuff in storage to move?

[@Karl__Pierre]

100% inflation I doubt but understand where you're coming from. Relocation to Colombia was a cost reduction strategy as well as improving quality of life. I finance my lifestyle from business Rev and investments. NYC apartment is on airbnb generating about 1000/mo profit. FL property same. I own Healthcare companies so I physically am not responsible for administration of direct patients care. However as a patient care worker one could do 6 months in the states save, and live 6 months abroad. Good ideas for a video post or Live discussion

[@richa4425]

@@Karl__Pierre Thx for reply. Columbia sounds like a better quality life living in Latin America. It is much easier when you have a wife that is Latin. I was married to American woman and she did not like living outside US and was very homesick. It is great you are optimizing your life to live in other places. Are you able to maintain your flight currency while down there?

[@Karl__Pierre]

@@richa4425 key word...was

[@Karl__Pierre]

@@richa4425 I'm back and forth frequently and have thought about bringing the plane down here or selling.

[@richa4425]

@@Karl__Pierre that would be a great cross country adventure. I think there are Mech's in Columbia for Annual where you can still keep the "N" tail without having to rereg.

[@lauburu9344]

Donosti, Spain

[@Karl__Pierre]

Have to look that up!

[@patxyz]

Very helpful video, thank you for sharing! Do you still live in the US?

[@Karl__Pierre]

Yes I do - for now. As soon as my wife get's her green card off to Colombia we go. I think long term I will live throughout the world.

[@acechapman]

Love the video!

[@Karl__Pierre]

Thank you!! Hopefully you find it helpful in setting your plan.

[@zevlove612]

Good content but music is distracting

[@Karl__Pierre]

Some people say that. Good be your device over-amplifying the background music.

[@free22]

ENTP LIFE You might want to find a way to somehow reduce the noise on that background. It might be on some certain devices only. But I would hate for you to lose all viewers using iPhones for example. You want to add subscribers, after all.

[@Karl__Pierre]

@@free22 yeah I'm trying to find the right balance.

[@aquafina6544]

None of this helped me! I dont have a technical skill and I dont/cant do Healthcare. I am on medical retirement. I want to travel but how can someone like me fund it? My dream is to spend a few months in Dubai and 6mos in Africa 🌍

[@Karl__Pierre]

Skills can be developed and you can still invest. I'd need to know more about your income and credit to be able to advise accordingly.

[@aquafina6544]

@@Karl__Pierre im on disability. My credit is average but thats bcus i dont utilize it. I buy things with cash. Like my cars. Im in need of a new one had this one over 12yr. I'll get a credit union loan and cashiers check and pay cash. Its a better bargaining chip for me and i dont have to get sucked into the financing trap. I worked for federal govt for 20yrs then became disabled and discarded.

[@Karl__Pierre]

@@aquafina6544 well does your disability prevent you from working online or taking on investments? Ultimately your actions will determine if you get to live your dream or not.

[@aquafina6544]

@@Karl__Pierre no it doesn't. Its physical not mental.. lol. I just don't know how to start bcus i dont have skills that go beyond the 2 decade job i had. I know you say skills can be learned but im not a spring chicken.

[@Karl__Pierre]

@@aquafina6544 you're putting yourself down and also you worked your job for 20 years something has to be gained from that no?

[@NorberisR]

Are you serious? You put $7500 down on an apartment in NYC? Wow!

[@Karl__Pierre]

Yeah NYC renting an apartment is like buying a 100k house

[@NorberisR]

@@Karl__Pierre Where do you recommend someone look for those types of properties in NYC? Is it the typical sites, like Zillow, Craigslist, etc?

[@KEMET1971]

You are suggesting that individuals who work in industries in which they are responsible for the lives of others, double their already exhausting workload ... how many lives will be lost or placed in danger do you estimate?

[@Karl__Pierre]

Each person should know their limits and work accordingly. If I were in the business of estimating such variables I would be an actuary, which I am not. I am only a healthcare professional and entrepreneur, who knows the earning potential associated with the industry. Your comment is a hyperbole that somehow try's to connect me encouraging people to do whatever they can, including healthcare workers, to potentially live a life where they travel more, because it is one of their life goals, to overworking themselves risking their life and the lives of others. That's a bit extreme and an irrational argument. Sorry if somehow encouraging the public to seek alternative lifestyles got you upset. If it's not for you, its not for you. Consider something else that may be less exhausting like investing in real estate or the stock market. In the next hundred years i guarantee about 6-7 billion people who are alive today will be dead. Death is our guarantee in life so I don't go around thinking or estimating death tolls as it relates to work.

[@KEMET1971]

@@Karl__Pierre If you are a healthcare worker then you should know that encouraging healthcare workers to double their already extensive workload is irresponsible, you don't need to be an actuary to see that, it is common sense. The fact that you even bring up the profession of an actuary, combined with your statement regarding the inevitability of death makes it quite clear that you have little concern for the lives of others.

[@marieajordan2574]

Working like this . You will never get a pension or your 401k, you could contribute into a Vanguard for a 401k once a week. But living this way you'll never get a pension. And Hospital workers are still one of the one employers that will give you a pension. People look forward to having a pension after working in a medical facility for say 30 years for years as a nurse you would be losing so much money working this way.

[@Karl__Pierre]

@@marieajordan2574 this is true if a pension is your goal. I don't trust pensions because they can go bankrupt and what was promised may not be there in 30 years. Even the hospital. I have very little faith in depending on social security, or pensions for retirement. On this channel I also teach how to build wealth so that things like this are more than covered. Imagine having $100,000 of monthly income through rent collections in 30 years rather than dependence on the pension. I know it's not for everyone but working for 30 years, with only 4 weeks off is not something I encourage. Understand what I mean?

[@Karl__Pierre]

@@KEMET1971 I don't know what you are talking about. Once again if you have a better alternative I suggest you go around promoting the alternative. I worked 80 hour weeks for years all to acheive my goals. I traded my time for dollars and that was that. Again you are arguing your feelings with facts... that is a nonsensical argument. If you're going to negate my suggestion atleast offer something to the public as a better method. I have recommended more methods but somehow you're stuck on the healthcare option. Here on this channel my number one objective is showing the public how they can build their revenue and reduce their workload. That is my objective. So to go around saying I have no regards for humanity is simply untrue.