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Californians find homes in Mexico to offset the skyrocketing cost of living.
Due to the increasingly unsustainable cost of living in California, more residents have left the state to live south of the border in search of a more sustainable lifestyle.
In this video, Andrew shares an article from CNBC explaining why people find Mexico more attractive than the USA.
00:00 Start
0:40 Why People are Moving to Mexico?
1:29 CNBC News
4:00 Why People Are Leaving California?
6:20 Living in California
8:26 Living in Mexico
11:29 Inflation
Andrew is reading this article: www.cnbc.com/2022/06/11/calif...
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[@maop2k]

To californianas moving south :Just don't California my Mexico.

[@airfiero4772]

If I move to Mexico, I’d learn the language and the culture. Then I’d enjoy the best food on Earth. 👍

[@MoveInSilence23]

they will

[@airfiero4772]

@@MoveInSilence23 foreigners are prohibited from participating in politics in Mexico

[@hilawes]

Don’t let them vote and you’ll be fine

[@maop2k]

@@hilawes Voting in Mexico requires a voting card, really hard to get. We're worried about woke activists trying to influence our society.

[@sk.n.9302]

My parents (US & German) moved to Mexico in 1960. I was born there & grew up there. Absolutely loved it as a child, mexican people are so welcoming & human.

[@juanisaac5172]

Where are you living now?

[@kokakoka36]

Osea eres mexicano

[@OfficialDJTasawennateken]

Yeah they're so welcoming in humane that's why they don't want people from America moving into their country but they're allowed to come into ours illegally

[@juanisaac5172]

@@OfficialDJTasawennateken Americans have been moving into Mexico since 1825. Look up the Fredonia Rebellion, the Texas Revolution, Fremont in California, the Confederates in Mexico, the Menonites, the Mormons, the miners in Northern Mexico, the retirees today and on and on. Just becuase one freak complained does not mean he speaks for everyone. Two million Americans live in Mexico today.

[@moralesrenben]

@@OfficialDJTasawennateken just like you did before

[@gymratt17]

I moved out of California this year and retired in Thailand. Will miss seeing family, friends, and the weather but will not miss the endless grind just to survive the high cost of living.

[@MrDual100]

Just moved from California this year and I definitely miss my friends and family too. But I don't miss the median home prices, gas prices. How was the move to Thailand?

[@kongphooey7230]

Good choice... especially with easy retirement / education visa options. A lot Less Risk in terms of food & energy too.

[@MrWaterbugdesign]

I've been researching a move to SE Asia. I moved from San Jose to Phoenix 18 years ago. It will cost me more to live in SE Asia when I factor in homeownership. Food is the same or more depending on what and how I eat. Electric is higher and AC would likely be a 24/7 thing while in Phoenix it's a 4-5 month thing. I still plan to move but without thinking it will be cheaper. There are many places in the US that don't have the "endless grind" and have a much lower cost of living. It's really only a few tiny areas where that isn't true.

[@ubonrat8653]

Likewise, greetings from Hua Hin

[@globalgogetter4469]

,💯

[@cliphero333]

Case in point, me, I was paying $900 in San Diego for a bedroom in someone's house, I moved to Tijuana and am paying $600 for a two story house including electricity and water, I'm on social security and can easily afford it.

[@jimfoley8014]

Cual barrio?

[@namvet1968]

Good info. May I ask how you handle your health care? I know I can't use my Medicare in Mexico. Thanks.

[@cliphero333]

@@jimfoley8014 La presa

[@cliphero333]

@@namvet1968 I go to San Diego, I have a Sentri Pass card and don't have to wait in the long lines at the border.

[@RicardoRoams]

@@cliphero333 , I'm curious. Are you a permanent resident in Mexico? My understanding is if you move and take up permanent residence outside the USA, Medicare is void. Could you clarify please? Thanks.

[@madcowusa4277]

Looking hard at Mexico too from WA state. Had enough of $1,000/month property tax and being surrounded by "woke" people I want absolutely nothing to do with.

[@orangeniggalo4767]

I live in Tijuana and work in San Diego. I highly suggest it. The line is busy in the morning but if you work night shift there are practically no lines. There are also buses that help you cross in the morning faster. Its doable. Rent ranges from $250-400.

[@scottturner6139]

Moved to Colombia and love it!

[@irenemassey6292]

Actually I moved from North California to México, I was amazed how affordable it is, and thanks God my money stretch

[@jessflo7584]

If California goes to Mexico, the woke community will follow.

[@additionalincome]

Best decision we made.

[@jarellgaddy8587]

Andrew I couldn't agree more with you because I am an American citizen who has been living in Mexico for about two years now and I haven't been this happy and less-stressed in a long time. I lived in Merida, Yucatan from August 2020 up until March of this year and after I received my residency I relocated to Guadalajara, Jalisco and this place is a great city to live in. Food,arts,culture,arhcitecture,history,nature, nightlife this area has it all. Not to mention a very central location within Mexico and an international aiport that is well connected to quite a few countries as well as many cities. I'm not a 6,7 or 8 figure entrepeneur yet but I'm on my way there and your videos have been more than beneficial since I discovered you over a year ago. We appreciate all that you do for the community. Salute to you Mr. Henderson.

[@graspunwrapped1124]

What work do you do?

[@sandywix2671]

may have to get some input from you. i left cali am in germany now but europe gonna go down and i miss LA but tthe closest to my heart would then be mx

[@namvet1968]

Good info. Been to Puerto Vallerta, Zihuatanejo and Cabo San Lucas. Heard really great things about Guadalajara. May I ask how you handle your health care? I know I can't use my Medicare in Mexico. Any suggestions? Thanks.

[@armand8322]

@@namvet1968 You may want to double check the Medicare situation. In either case there are many expats in the Chapala , Jalisco area that are able to pay out of pocket due to being so affordable . Good luck sir and que Dios lo bendiga !

[@vazquezmr1153]

What do you think is a video on you tube about border crisis and is a comments calling all immigrants trash including Mexicans. I really don't understand why media and politics create so much hate on Americans, when all this countries and they people welcome Americans in they countries.

[@DestinationRetirement]

I'm moving from Portland Oregon to Mérida Mexico. I do speak Spanish and I feel very grateful to be welcomed and embraced by national citizens when I do travel there and ultimately when I make the move full time. So, thank you Mexico for allowing me to come to your wonderful country.

[@brunokubin]

Welcome to Mexico, dear neighbours! Much love from Mexico City :)

[@DestinationRetirement]

@@brunokubin La Cuidad! Love Mexico City. :)

[@stevenbrooks1243]

Portland huh pffff

[@gm-qn8ri]

Merida is beautiful and very safe .Are you ok with high humidity .I would not live in Merida just because of the humidity .Best of Luck to you .

[@FloatingHomesPortland]

@@gm-qn8ri The humidity is insane in the summer. I hope to be traveling quite a bit in the summer, coming back to my tiny floating house in Oregon, or if I am in Merida much in the summer I'll be in the pool a lot. :)

[@angelofamillionyears4599]

The average home in Canada is $800,000. Canada is 98% vacant land and they have the 2nd highest timber supply. They need new ideas like deeding 5 acres to residents so they can homestead.

[@M3LTUP]

New ideas. Like stop voting for crazed Environmentalist / Socialists.

[@airgin3000]

5 acres for free???

[@angelofamillionyears4599]

@@airgin3000 Yes, 98% of the land in Canada is not being used and the average home is $800,000. Most nations offer homesteading if they have the land. This is how the US was founded. We need NEW ideas !!! Most people have no common sense to think of new ideas. Also the average home in the US only has to pay $3,000 for building permits but in Canada it is over $100,000 due to corrupt local governments. All the fees need to be illegal !! Thanks

[@endthefed7]

Will never happen because a UN Agenda 2030 goal is for everyone to live in smart cities

[@acv5837]

There is a reason why most people don’t want to live in Canada. It’s called weather.

[@HomesteadKitchen]

Moving to Merida Mexico has been life changing for me. My monthly expenses are currently under $1,000.00 USD. Living a minimalist lifestyle here has allowed me to travel and do so many things that the rat race had me living paycheck to paycheck.

[@namvet1968]

Good info. May I ask how you handle health care? I know I can't use my Medicare in Mexico. Do you have AC? Thanks.

[@2GringosOnTheGulf]

Same here 6 months in Merida now in Progreso we prefer to be closer to the beach

[@ericktellez7632]

@@namvet1968 It depends, if you are in a tourist visa you will have to go private, however if you get a resident visa temporary or permanent you are entitled to the free healthcare services (IMSS/Seguro Popular) but most expats usually stick with the private options

[@ranger0209]

I was fortunate enough to retire at age 40 and I make 6k a month. Been trying to convince my wife to move to Merida at least for 1 year to try it out. She thinks we can’t make it on that budget. She thinks it’s going to be expensive like the US

[@gonzayare]

Minimalist with $1,000 USD?, my god, with that amount you can grow two childrens and a wife in Mexico, unless you are spending everything overpriced, that's a pretty decent amount in Mexico. The average college graduated in Mexico makes less than that, around $15,000 MXN a month.

[@davidlea-smith4747]

The ability of humans to destroy paradise, in this case California, is staggering.

[@CheriBerry1]

Its sad because California is really beautiful

[@Archonsx]

as an european i agree, the land of california is literally the most beautiful place to live in imo

[@davidlea-smith4747]

@ellen p He could have been recalled but two thirds of Californian voters wanted to keep him. Therefore a majority of the people and also the politicians are responsible.

[@angelofamillionyears4599]

Yes. John Kerry is proof of that.

[@Elizabeth-qy3zk]

Newsom is Pelosi's nephew by marriage - he wasn't going anywhere.

[@2GringosOnTheGulf]

2 Canadians 🇨🇦 here that moved to Mexico Oct 14th 2021 best decision we ever made We wish everyone all the best N safe travels ✌️ Cheers J&D 🥰🙏🇺🇲🇲🇽🇨🇦

[@ericktwelve11]

Go back to Canada, you're pricing out the local and not paying taxes

[@2GringosOnTheGulf]

@@ericktwelve11 lol 🤣🤣 nah we good thanks 👍

[@ericktwelve11]

@@2GringosOnTheGulf it's OK for you to migrate to another country, but not ok immigrants moving to Canada, I don't understand

[@2GringosOnTheGulf]

@@ericktwelve11 who says that... we actually have Mexican Friends that live in Canada

[@ericktwelve11]

@@2GringosOnTheGulf your people, Canadians, you don't contribute nothing to the country

[@ronniedio7152]

People in Portugal are complaining about the people moving there from California because the Californians come with their money and price locals out of the available housing so theyre causing a localized inflation

[@blacklightfreakout825]

I work at a bookstore. I sold a lot of travel books about Portugal the past 2 years. LOL

[@fumble_brewski5410]

Spreading like a virus….just as Agent Smith foresaw.

[@Novakk99]

Same is happening in Chapala Lake in Jalisco. Property prices are really high and the locals can't afford it, they have to move to other areas. But the Americans, Canadians and English people just care about their confort, they don't care about the impact on the local community, especially and mostly in the housing market.

[@dickielarue1451]

Many Portuguese immigrated to California from Portugal as well as other parts of the U.S. and Canada...I have been living in Portugal for the past 5 years Orginally from Texas...The Chinese are the biggest investors and buyers of Real Estate in Portugal...Many Portuguese who have lived the majority of there lives are moving back to retire here and or getting out period for various reasons including cost of living and crime...Not everywhere is perfect... for me Portugal is peace and tranquility...😉

[@ronniedio7152]

@@dickielarue1451 California is the melting pots of melting pots , i was just sharing some news i recently read not my opinion but if you want my opinion is 2 things always to destroy an area 1 overpopulation (to many people moved to California) supply and demand between people and land , this will make any place on the planet expensive to live ,#2 people who want to impose their idea of utopia on others, usually in the US this is the rich because they have the money to influence the laws, they create pompous entities like HOAs i hate hoas . Some board of A holes that are going to tell me what color my house is going to be, F them , this is why has a anarchist i love latin America i can paint my house purple and build a ten foot concrete wall around with razor wire on top, and i don't have the code enforcement nazis coming around like they do in the US even when your not in a HOA trying to fine me .... I don't want utopia you got me wrong , i wanna live in a place , those vain types are afraid to go to , because they say "oh there's gangs and favelas " good dont come here because me and my new neighbors don't want you ruining our block party 😁

[@DavidLedoux]

Greetings from Merida! Month 9 since escaping Canada.

[@carlyspencer5427]

What are your thoughts so far on Merida? Was thinking of moving to San Miguel de Allende but I’m curious about air pollution, water quality, and percentage of ex-pats in both places.

[@DavidLedoux]

@@carlyspencer5427 Carly we visited Merida 5 times before moving here. Tons of expat FB groups and meetups. You don't drink tap water in Mexico, you buy it. Air is hot, like REALLY hot, but its air. Almost every night there is dancing and live music in parks, 6 tacos are 72 pesos, 6 cheap cervezas are 60 pesos. But the best part? LA LIBERTAD!

[@NadiaDubininaValues]

I remember visiting California in the 90s and loved it, so sad that things are changing for the worse

[@MrWaterbugdesign]

I moved to CA in the 80's and saw the 90's as things getting worse. People moving there today think it's great and in 10 years will see things "getting worse". It's relative.

[@aalthouse]

90's California was Baywatch. 2022 California is bum watch.

[@mystico21p]

@@aalthouse True.

[@malumnexus7919]

I lived there growing up. It was crime ridden then, and worse now.

[@malumnexus7919]

@@aalthouse I'm using that! Lol!

[@prepperjonpnw6482]

I have lived in California and it used to be a nice place almost everywhere other than certain parts of Southern California and part of the Bay Area (Oakland). People fail to realise that most of California used to be farmland or mountains. Part of the problem has been to many people in the state plus too much regulation. Anyway I miss the California of the 70’s and 80’s

[@vizsla8579]

I agree California was much better under the Spanish speaking world once the Anglos took over it went to shit

[@freetrailer4poor]

California represented by the Bad News Bears was real. Died with democratic party supermajority. The workers are the slaves to the govt. class.

[@freetrailer4poor]

@Big Dick Black I agree. But it is an illusion. There is absokutely nothing to do but work. The place is dull dull dull. The highligjt of the day is going to fast food joint. Kids hang out at supercenters on Friday night.

[@jordanjohnson9866]

Nah. Not fail to realise. Not used to be. California still mostly farmland or mountains. /

[@lilshaz8378]

Did the mountains move? We still have then.

[@moniksi]

I am so thankful to have both citizenship (Mexican & Canadian), my goal is spend more time in Mexico!, I moved to Vancouver some years ago I love Canada but much more Mexico!, As you mentioned at this point the familiarity between USA- Mexico and Canada is huge!, there are a lot of Canadian in Mexico and also many Mexicans in Canada, the culture and in general the knowledge between countries makes you feel at home!

[@robertcalamusso4218]

Nobody cares.

[@alaskanwhiskey]

Yet when we come down to Mexico, there's a bias against us. Gotta love the double standard 🤣😂

[@danielyanezgarrido]

@conker bad day mexicans dont hate the usa stop saying bullshit.

[@johnnyflores5954]

Obviously you do, if you had to comment. Don’t be jealous she’s doing better then you, chump.

[@jesuscarrillo3705]

Canadians in Mexico are super nice and down to earth... We love them! ☺❤❤❤

[@aalthouse]

When my state locked down, I drove to Baja the very same day.

[@frogtrainer7126]

Living in Mexico can be great...until reality hits. A thriving business that gets noticed will be potentially approached to be extorted if established in such a country, and there's no escaping the situation. If the business's market is outside MX, then that can work. Foreigners do drive up cost of living for locals, but an intelligent approach is to improve the local situation in collaboration with the direct community. This helps both groups. Wherever someone goes...commit to making it a better place.

[@patricktraichal9287]

How long did you have your business in Mexico before you were extorted?

[@aleencaeli]

Do you have any recommended resources so i can learn more about this? And what are practical steps to it all correctly? The business side and the local/community living quality. Or if you can to just explain further. :) So interesting to me. Thanks!

[@MEN101]

Make money online. Problem solved.

[@Quagmire123]

Got to Thailand you can live there with less than 5 dollars per day.

[@g_g1241]

I didn't know Mexico invented extortion, or robbings.

[@RedSpiralHandTV]

Grew up in San Diego....saw what was coming and left for other states in the early 1990s... But Mexico has always been the goal for my later years...which I'm in, now.

[@captainjosue]

Mexico is awesome place to live. In one word you can say it's FREEDOM!!! Went to Ensanada last year and want to move there.

[@Justin-yt7pi]

freedom?

[@leentrails5388]

Freedom idk but it's freer than most.

[@captainjosue]

@@leentrails5388 I live in California and compared to California Mexico is more free. Less rules, less restrictions, less regulations.

[@jaredwarner2451]

I moved from California to Mexico almost a year ago. I won't ever live in the US again.

[@amusingarts]

I arrived in SoCal with my parents in 1956 from Stockholm Sweden, I was 5 years old. I grew up in California and LOVED it. We were in the middle of everything, Newport Beach, Palm Springs, Lake Arrowhead, Downtown L.A. where all within an hour drive of our home. Being a "Californian" I often tell people that I really only had one ambition in life; to live at the beach. So I moved to Santa Monica in 1979 when I was 27 years old, renting a one bedroom apartment at 5th and Bay St for $250 a month. Over the years I lived in Santa Monica, Venice Beach, Playa del Rey, and Marina del Rey. I had my sailboat in Marina del Rey for 25 years. 2008 was the year that brought it all down. My wife's father died, her mother broke her hip and my wife lost her HR job, (after laying off 250 people). I stood one afternoon on my porch in Santa Monica apartment and gazed towards the southern intersection where I could actually see the building that I had first moved into in 1979. Then it struck me that here I was, having moved so many times , right at the same place I was in 1979. The only fundamental difference were that I was married now, had a rent of $2,800 instead of $250. In a nutshell I really hadn't gotten anywhere in in 29 years. SO, we decided to avoid a looming disaster, cut our loses and move to The Woodlands TX. We lived there 10 years, we were finally able to buy a house that, if it had been in Santa Monica would have cost way over a million bucks. I loved being a home owner after all those renter years as a renter. But after 10 years of oppressive heat and our house nearly flooding during Hurricane Harvey, we decided suburban home ownership in a cul de sac in Texas just wasn't our style so we cashed in on rising real estate prices and moved to San Miguel de Allende. My father sold the family home in California of 50+ years recently, and, as sad as that was, visiting L.A. had actually become so depressing I was weirdly glad. California today isn't even a shadow of what it used to be. What sticks in my mind the most is that what used to be a 30-40 minute drive to grandpa's house for Christmas or Thanksgiving, is today a 5 hour trek. BTW loved that speedy little drive down Ocean Ave with my old office in the background left 1 Wilshire.

[@Gallo2023]

You miss the opportunity to buy your own house when you were younger and maybe a couple of rental properties, since the houses were very cheap in those years, but you can't tell the people how to live their life I guess.

[@amusingarts]

@@Gallo2023 Yes Beto, When I lived in Venice Beach you could buy a great house for about $100,000 a block from the beach. The problem was interest rates at that time were sky high, 15-20%. Also being self employed was not a recipe for steady income. It's OK, I finally bought a house when I was in my late 50's and discovered that living in the suburbs of Texas is a soul robbing experience. I rent now in a 500+ year old town and walk everywhere. No more wasting life in an A/Ced transportation pod crawling at 20mph over acres and acres of asphalt. Good riddance!

[@brahmaistrash.indiaisatoil5292]

@@amusingarts i am an immigrant myself from Algeria. In the 20 years I have been in the US and at 42 now, I own 1 house and 2 great luxury condos in Algeria. One condo is in Oran, a great city thats generating me airbnb income. I also paid off a condo I bought in North Carolina in 2019. I paid it off in less than 2 years and with less than 75K yearly income. Its not about how much money you make, it is about living within your means and knowing how to manage your income.

[@amusingarts]

@@Gallo2023 Yes Beto, houses were cheap and so were wages and salaries. In the 70's in southern California $20,000- $30,000 was a pretty good yearly income. A new Mustang cost about $3,500. My Dad first house he bought new for $9,000. What you have to realize is that in the United States overall, salaries have stagnated since the 70's. If wages had kept up with inflation the minimum wage today would be $23.00. I'm not telling anyone how to live just trying to relate how it used to be to people who may nopt have experience the ups and downs of life for 70+ years.

[@marciejade1408]

I also grew up in LA and loved it! No one can take that away. But I moved to Alaska after high school and when visit family in LA I just can’t wait to get out. It’s too crowded, polluted and expensive!

[@dragasan]

1980 was a reflection of what 204 years of hardwork in a country that led the world in manufacturing, whereby establishing itself as the largest creditor nation in the world. In only 22 years, the US greatly reduced its manufacturing and in turn, became the largest debtor in the world. Sadly pathetic.

[@johnnyflores5954]

Sad part of that is all the right- wingers, will blame the liberals for that too. Even though it was Ronald Reagan, who allowed all of America’s sipping to go too China. And it was Reagan, who stopped taxiing the rich, and started taxing the Middle Class.

[@Evettecord]

Where were the unions when our manufacturing went abroad?

[@MMTInvesting]

I'm in Mexico City now for the first time. Lot's of nice neighborhoods here.

[@nomadcapitalist]

Yes, Mexico has a lot of nice neighbourhoods and we made a video about it: kzbin.info/www/bejne/pX6rkIhvha6jg9E

[@plyric]

I'm moving to Mexico City as well in 2-3 months.

[@jtg1465]

@@nomadcapitalist how do we properly plan for this move if we are not eligible (income-wise) to work with your company to help us?

[@id9139]

Where is the cooler climate that is also suitable for elderly people ie parents. Where is safe, cool and suitable for elderly?

[@TheScribeScribe]

@@jtg1465 I'd like to know too.

[@mexicanito5048]

Best cities to retire in Mexico are San Miguel de Allende and Querétaro. Love and peace to everyone ♥️☺️🇲🇽

[@lacasadelvideojuego3880]

stay in your country gringo

[@RedSpiralHandTV]

The less touristy the destination in Mexico the more affordable it is and the nicer the people.

[@latinaalma1947]

Orizaba and undiscovered small city will boom in the next 20 yrs cheap and undiscovered.

[@pacificH2O]

And that's true for every country.

[@namvet1968]

@@latinaalma1947 Very interesting. Thanks.

[@juanisaac5172]

I was thinking of moving to some sierra town in HIdalgo or Queretaro.

[@Carlos-ui5dx]

Just avoid the very small towns mostly down south, you could get lynched for being mistaken by a kidnapper due to irrational fear propagated by social media and ignorance

[@lorrainedawson7857]

Mexico is a beautiful country.

[@Lauranessa1]

Yes my country is 🇲🇽🙌🏽

[@amandajane28]

I have been traveling for 6 years, originally from Australia. I arrived in Mexico 3 weeks ago after spending 6 months in Colombia. I got 180 days on arrival so I still have a lot more time to visit many places. I'm moving back to Colombia in January so for me, this is just a nice long vacation. I can see why people from around the world move here as it has a nice relaxed, easygoing feel to it. The people are nice, the food is great, and the weather is good. I'll be relying mostly on Airbnb's whilst I travel throughout the country, and in my searching, I do think the prices are a little high for what you get. Food prices aren't too bad, though.

[@dickielarue1451]

As someone who lived in Tulum and PV...not in the high end residential properties but with locals...The prices has certainly increased in the more desired areas of Mexico...I have been in Portugal the past 5 years and yes the prices have increased here as well...Most folks are not going to move to the middle of nowhere Mexico, Portugal or anywhere else without first researching the place across the board if they have common sense...If you are moving to another country...Don't bring ur U.S. bullshit views or got to have it now attitudes...Appreciate and respect the locals and you will be welcome in most places...Most everyone is trying to survive under the current set of circumstances...No one needs new problems...🇲🇽🇵🇹😉👏🤙🤘✌🤟🤠

[@sangreantigua9452]

For the Mexican it is not pleasant to see gringos living in villas for white Mexicans. if you know that there are serious problems between white and non-white Mexicans. Well, I wouldn't like to add the gringos to that list, because it's not the USA.

[@gasparole]

@@sangreantigua9452 I disagree. It all has to do with attitude and language command.

[@orlas03]

Gracias, ."No a la creación de burbujas inmobiliarias "

[@swicheroo1]

Dude. You still created conditions for displacement. You lived in housing intended for people who depended upon that housing. This doesn't make you an excpetion. You basically are one of those poeple who kicked people out of their homes.

[@gasparole]

@@swicheroo1 You are next. Get ready to move, give up belongings, pets and maybe significant other. That's life.

[@zzospreyzz55]

I'd like to move where Californians aren't going please.

[@TheWoodStroker]

Great response. Californian here!

[@al9017]

Californians are so cringe

[@kahmisi9348]

Facts!!

[@2GringosOnTheGulf]

😂😂😂

[@happyinparadise7812]

I avoid gringos. Living in Tropical Mexico

[@reyt.3352]

Born n Raised in San Diego. I have friends that work here and live in TJ. You pay very low rent (compared to SD) and all you really need is a Sentri pass. It makes the border wait extremely less timely. This is the best solution for the people who aren’t well off financially, still have to work and want to make the most out of their 9-5.

[@swicheroo1]

Would you recommend the Sentri Pass for people who just like to drive down for long weekends--say-- from LA?

[@reyt.3352]

@@swicheroo1 Definitely. When your pooped and just wanna get home, you dont wanna wait in line for a few hours .. not including the 2 more hour drive from the border to LA.

[@jzuffoletto]

My family left CA for Mexico two years ago and we’re not looking back. My 30-year-old son lives in Puerto Vallarta where he has opened two successful restaurants that employ several locals. Try doing that in Cali! My wife and I are retired and live in San Miguel de Allende. My son and I speak decent Spanish and my wife is trying to learn (it would be her sixth language). We have embraced Mexico for what it is, and there’s a lot to love about it. My biggest pet peeve since moving here is gringos from the US or Canada who move here and try to change Mexico into where they come from. They’re being arrogant and missing the point of why you come here in the first place.

[@world_mem7567]

Mexico and its Capital City are wonderful and fascinating!. The history, art, the culture, the beautiful weather in the Capital and high plateaus of Central Mexico and off course the gastronomy! The country has the largest number of Word Heritage Sites recognized by UNESCO in the Americas!. Great experience!!!!

[@nomadcapitalist]

Agreed.

[@higherlife2635]

Watching this reminds me of the movie, "The Day after Tomorrow."

[@Angelit0969]

I LOVE YOU BUDDY FOR THIS INFORMATIVE VIDEO. THANK YOU. 🙏🏼🇲🇽👌🏽💯❣

[@scottscott5827]

"As soon as small businesses (in Mexico) start to become successful, they are subjected to extortion and that creates a vicious cycle that obliges them to stay small" --- Luis de la Calle, Mexican Economist

[@latinaalma1947]

Yes so key is dont have a visiable small business in Mexico.

[@rodrigolara6733]

@@latinaalma1947 You have to be in just specific areas in Mexico and have enough money to get protection, live in a safer, area etc. Staying in the safest ranking cities is a good idea. Just going to any Mexican city to live is not a good idea.

[@murimurimrui]

Then said scot irish gets clapped by the mexicans. You think mexico is your white boi country? You'll disappear

[@latinaalma1947]

@@rodrigolara6733 Oh yes, I totally agree with you that location choice is the most important factor!! Yes, yes. My best advice is for a person to do research trips staying as long as possible in several places.. research online and by word of mouth. I took trips to many places in Mexico in the 1980s. I was offered two teaching jobs, one at a seminary and another in Mexico City, the pay though could not match or come close to my US faculty salary...I kept searching spots in the 90s and retired in 97 to a sailboat. I stayed long periods of time at anchor at Isla Mujeres and along the Yucatan coast. But for me I was done dodging hurricanes though I love many beach communitites. I focused on the Bahia researching until 2004 when I chose instead on particulat town in Guatemala mostly because it was like my favorite Mexican towns of the 80s before they became less traditionally Mexican... Guatemala is less developed and Americanized than Mexico which I prefer, but most Americans wouldnt. The town I chose is very like San MIguel Allende WAS...I could still live in SMA, Americanized as it is, but this place has better weather...eternal Spring and is an hour away from the capital so closer to an International Airport then SMA is to Mexico City for direct flights to Spain, the USA and South America. Here in Guatemala there are only two areas I would live Antigua and Lake Atitlan...in Mexico there are many that are suitable...Viva Mexico!

[@test1234hvrkhgkrgh]

Pretty much like Canada. The extorsion comes from the government with a 53% income tax rate beyond $205K CAD.

[@CO84trucker]

🇲🇽 be like: Don't Californicate my Mexico!

[@supercalo2000]

I wish. I have family in Tijuana and you wouldn't believe the number of people that desire woke policies. That is, until we tell them the reality. Now they still want those woke policies like CA but they're a little more skeptical.

[@winterlantern5695]

Leftists are locusts and low intellect leeches. Even becoming a victim will not stop their brainwashing.

[@happyinparadise7812]

Liberals!!! Stay away!!

[@Lauranessa1]

And and these Americans better think twice and not do that please and thank you

[@malcolmnicoll1165]

I agree with you.

[@briannewman6216]

Rich people leaving California to go to Mexico while poor Mexicans are leaving Mexico to go to California. Eventually an economic equilibrium will be reached where the average wealth of Mexicans and Californians will be about the same.

[@philipcook9146]

I think this is one of your best to the point videos.

[@dudleydogbrown1]

GREAT VIDEO---THANK YOU

[@nomadcapitalist]

Glad you enjoyed it.

[@brianmcintyre8563]

Welcome to California, lower your expectations in life.

[@itchyandred4131]

I was born and raised in California and I'm never leaving ✌️🌄

[@bukuism]

I miss CA

[@Obito_17-52]

What part of California do you live in ?

[@itchyandred4131]

@@Obito_17-52 northern California ✌️

[@MMC_Marco]

Love your podcasts 😎

[@Anglophile2012]

Great video! Remarkable median housing price As interest rates have doubled it will be interesting to see if this continues Go Where You Are Treated Best

[@monicaduby1362]

I want to be within three hours ( by plane) to Denver. So Puerto Vallarta is looking really good. I love the “hiring household” help. Great video. My motto “ you only live once”

[@ingridhamilton7746]

Soft landing in Mexico for those earning more than 2500 a month which is the new minimum Monthly income required to get resident visa

[@marialeemlb1574]

You mentioned that CA would begin to take over real estate - in an older segment. Yesterday news on SF and a building that will be taken over by the state - this hit me hard. CA is scarier by the day on so many levels. Rocky Point in Mexico is a good place to start as well

[@macscotty9997]

I moved o CA in the early 60's. Ronald Reagan was elected Governor in 1966. California was a beautiful place then, with low crime and tolerance for divergent views. Today it is a cesspool with extremely high housing costs and intolerance for different social and political views. Mexico can be affordable but, there is the language issue, and it is a Police State. Do not expect the human rights you have grown up with in the USA! Mexico is their country, not ours!

[@thetacokawaii5708]

Then learn the language. It's that advantage Europeans hold over Anglos who absolutely refuse to adjust in accordance to circimstance or situation. No one is going to adapt to you... Sorry, you'll just have to deal with whatever life throws at you. A mediocre mentality isn't going to get you anywhere.

[@patricktraichal9287]

@@thetacokawaii5708 It is probably better that the OP remain in California.

[@macscotty9997]

@Michelle The government has lost the war! The drug cartels are better motivated, equipped and funded The cartels will not be going away!

[@macscotty9997]

@@thetacokawaii5708 OK, Einstein. By your statement, you have proven yourself to have a mediocre mentality!

[@TinyMaths]

One of my sisters travels to Mexico quite a bit, and even though she lives in the US she and her now husband decided to get Married in Mexico. I think she first became attracted to the place because she did business there. I'm going there for the first time this year for their 5 year anniversary. They have high opinion of the place. Can't wait.

[@2GringosOnTheGulf]

Your going to have a great time n love it Safe travels friend

[@rebeccagutierrez1960]

You're gonna love it, it's unbelievable.

[@2GringosOnTheGulf]

@@rebeccagutierrez1960 fully agree no regrets here the sun the sand n surf healthy food what more could you ask for right ✌️🍁

[@gandul1234]

I have travelled to CA many times. Unless you have not been there before you won’t understand how nice the weather is. Lots of things to do again due to nice weather. A few beaches are nice, but mostly ugly and impossible to swim due to waves and cold water. The best beaches in the US are in Miami and FL keys, Puerto Rico and US Virgin Islands not CA sorry.

[@joseguzman7542]

It's true , but cold water feels good on a hot day.

[@purplegirl8036]

Yes and I used to live near the beach in California. Miami Beach is just better and island beaches are even better.

[@jordanjohnson9866]

Nah. Not A few beaches are nice. Not but mostly ugly and impossible to swim due to waves and cold water. /

[@lilshaz8378]

Been to Tybee Island in Georgia in July and the water was warm as was the DR in June. Is Florida beach water the same? Can't cool off in warm water with hot weather.

[@MrTachyon3000]

But Florida is too hot and the hurricanes and gators are not very nice; lol. I still like CA better than Florida, but not better than Mexico.

[@hermestresmegistrus]

Very Well Said !!!

[@bsebree]

Thank you Andrew and team! We’re leaving for Mexico in 3 weeks!

[@jachmd]

We left California one year ago. It was one of the greatest decisions and a good stepping stone for planning our relocation to either Europe, the Caribbean or South America. Your videos have been very helpful. Thank you.

[@edb8563]

As someone from california that got a remote job and moved to mexico. It is by far the best decision I’ve ever made. Really the only downside is missing friends and family but other than that, life has never been better. Oh also a bunch of the people i was trying to get away from in the us (conspiracy theorists mainly) are everywhere here too. That part sucks too

[@bukuism]

What about the water quality?

[@edb8563]

@@bukuism i never drank water out of the tap in america. So i live the same way i always did.

[@kiashaw]

This was a great eye opening video! Do you have any recommendations or know what type of perso. We should be talking to about taxes and how to set that up?

[@dwalker6868]

Thank you

[@kaynovo8043]

Also Canadians and Europeans …. Life is easier in Mexico.

[@osmaks1518]

I don't get the concept of no money to leave. It's like staying broke on purpose. Borrow some cash if you can, if not, pack your essentials in a backpack and just go. When you get where you want to be sleep in a park if you need to before you get you first paycheck. People are too deep in their comfort zone to be able to change anything! They'll choose years of discomfort instead of one month of it..

[@alaskanwhiskey]

This is truth. I left the usa to Mexico two years ago with a credit card and 500$ lol and now my life is much better.

[@osmaks1518]

@@alaskanwhiskey Congrats, that's the way to go! I did the same thing with $1500, just across the Atlantic (much more expensive move). With 1 bag of clothes and a backpack. It's not about the money, it's about your attitude & willpower!

[@belle42]

@@alaskanwhiskey Do they allow you to work legally in Mexico? Or is it easy to start a business? Also I've heard that there is a lot of extortion from cartel for business owners. Is that true?

[@alaskanwhiskey]

@@osmaks1518 the money will come later. I always tell people this, your quality of life comes first always. People need to understand that. I'm finally off to Europe at the end of the week after two years of Mexico Living. Time to move on

[@alaskanwhiskey]

@@belle42 you can work legally, if you can get a company to sponsor you and or work remotely and have proof of income. You'd have to start at the Mexican consulate.

[@Susieq26754]

I love this dude. ❤️

[@alexazapata9529]

Right know I’m in Mexico. But I’ll be in my California home soon ♥️♥️♥️♥️

[@latinamericapreparedness2479]

Many people from California have been living in the Tijuana area that is near the border. Many people are living in Tijuana are working in San Diego mainly due to economic reasons. I originally relocated to Tijuana 10 years ago and have been working in San Diego.

[@angelofamillionyears4599]

Is it as safe as San Diego?

[@latinamericapreparedness2479]

@@angelofamillionyears4599 San Diego is a city with heavy Military dependence with several Navy Bases. The USMC (Marines) Basic Training is at Camp Pendleton also near San Diego. Many people living in San Diego are disciplined mainly from serving in the military. The main reason people working in San Diego living in Mexico is Economic reasons. People living in Mexico get very low affordable rent. California housing costs are very high and not affordable for many common working people. All you need is a SENTRI or Global Entry Card to get quickly get in the US.

[@angelofamillionyears4599]

@@latinamericapreparedness2479 Thanks, How do you deal with residency in Mexico? Do you renew every 180 days?

[@latinamericapreparedness2479]

@@angelofamillionyears4599 The way everyone in the family got Residency through Marriage. The other way people I know is through income verification through a local Consulate with Las Vegas and Phoenix being reported as the most lenient. I have never had an issue in the past of getting the 180 Day Tourist Card (FMM) which was not needed before President Trump announced his Candidacy in 2015.

[@angelofamillionyears4599]

@@latinamericapreparedness2479 Thanks

[@chaseofori-atta2225]

Mexico is awesome! 🇲🇽

[@Lauranessa1]

Thanks I know my my country is just the best thank you😌🫶🏽🇲🇽

[@alexazapata9529]

I love my California. ♥️♥️♥️ whit all my heart.

[@lovelacole]

I want to move to another country so badly but it is not easy at all! We are waiting for my husband to finish his degree in chemistry looking to find a company that he can work for in another country hopefully this will be our way out 🤞.

[@anaclaudiabecker6636]

Check the State of Santa Catarina in Brazil. I think there are some American Company there. The city of Balneário Camboriu is a good city in the State of Santa Catarina. Santa Catarina is South of Brazil.

[@S.J.L]

Visiting CA now, it should be awesome and can be with sensible, honest governance, the same is true for Mexico.

[@click411]

that is a nice green cookie jar in the background. Could you tell me a bit about that cookie jar and what is inside of it

[@thomascoleman7708]

I don't want to leave California but Baja is looking more and more appealing by the day.

[@laylalayla5364]

all of the western world is a brand name actually

[@iREALmedia]

We have no rights in 🇨🇦. Don’t come up here thinking it’s the same country. They take your guns at the border and you don’t have the right to defend your house with a gun period.

[@xxxBradTxxx]

Mexico’s gun laws are just as strict. Only the Czech Republic and a few other Eastern European countries have American style gun laws.

[@luisdaa]

@@xxxBradTxxx that’s not necessarily true. This is what the Mexican constitution says about gun ownership: Article 10: The inhabitants of the United Mexican States have the right to keep arms in their homes, for security and legitimate defense, with the exception of those prohibited by federal law and those reserved for the exclusive use of the Army, Navy, Air Force and National Guard. Federal law will determine the cases, conditions, requirements, and places in which the carrying of arms will be authorized to the inhabitants.

[@iREALmedia]

You can buy a shot gun no prob. Nothing over a six shooter pistol allowed. 5 shots only, not many guns carry only 5 bullets. I wish there were only 5 liberals.

[@xxxBradTxxx]

@@luisdaa Yeah, I was reading about it on Quora. It seems like I could move there with my bolt action rifles and my pump shotguns. But my semi auto rifles would have to stay here. My hand guns seem to be in a gray area.

[@jacobec2001]

@@xxxBradTxxx stay in the States, no one wants you in Mexico with your guns…don’t try to turn Mexico like the States where children get shot during school hours….you’re not welcome here, and I mean it

[@rickl124]

That's the best news I've heard lately. Hope they keep moving to Mexico, deep deep Southern Mexico.

[@flyhappy9712]

I’m a native Californian, moving to Mazatlan Mexico in October. Weighed all of the pros and cons.

[@tammiepulley7167]

Fly Happy. I live in Northern Ca and am seriously considering a move to Mazatlan. I wish we could somehow get in touch so I can hear your thoughts after you move. I need to work another year here.

[@tammiepulley7167]

It looks like Mazatlan is a city on the coast like SF. I’m wanted to live in SF but couldn’t afford it.

[@tomv4145]

Exodus? LOL. People have moved to Mexico since forever, and cross border workers too. Sell house, cash out, live on the beach, and (in baja's case) drive across the border for your Medical. Pretty sweet deal for seniors. I have a house in Mexico and the US and don't plan to sell either. Spend more time in Baja once I retire? Ya I like beer, fishing and tacos.

[@susieschilling4009]

Playa del Carmen has become unaffordable for Mexican’s due to foreigners driving up the cost with there need for gringo luxury and luxury real estate. Hence a lot more dangerous due to this over the last decades along this coastal area. Mexican aren’t getting by far the wages needed to keep up.

[@alaskanwhiskey]

It's not even that. I've been living in the mexican caribbean two years. It's causing inflation just like the usa. We are 1 percent behind the US at 7 percent right now. So pretty soon Mexico will have the same issues as the usa with gas and everything else. Exactly why I'm leaving in under a week and a half for Europe.

[@popyui7497]

Same in Cancun, I was born here and a house in downtown was about $400,000mxn today its about $2,000,000 mxn even with a 30 year amortization period it's just no longer possible for mexicans to buy a home.

[@winterlantern5695]

And that's what you get for letting internationalists treat your country like a playground. 1st world income will always overprice 3rd world income.

[@belle42]

@@popyui7497 in Washington we also blame Californians for driving up the housing costs. But is it really their fault? Or is it the greed of the real estate agent and seller to exhort the highest prices possible and the hell to everyone else and the future.

[@popyui7497]

@@belle42 Mexico do have laws that prohibit land adquisition by foreigners, but international buyers found a legal loophole (fideicomiso) by using a bank trust . Anyway there IS (somewhat) afordable housing, just in areas far from the city center where crime is rampart, with limited services and poor transport infraestructure.

[@laidamaniti3269]

Yeheyyyyy !!!!👏 BRAVO 👏👏👏👏 MAGNIFICO !! 👏👏🥼👏

[@dragonred9240]

I am from Mexico and sometimes I question myself a lot why I live in California. If I know Mexico does have better weather then California and overall better food and more things todo and see and way less less less taxes.

[@Mimi-fe2gm]

Medical care... safety... I will stay in the US thx. And please do leave CA we need to reduce the housing prices, crowds and gridlock!

[@additionalincome]

Acquiring my permanent residence was uncomplicated. Just took patience. The culture, food, and way of life is what makes Mexico my home.

[@frankparrish5657]

Thank God. Let California and Mexico do each other a favor, perfect compliments.

[@frankmurillo422]

My parents retire in 2 years to mexico they have dual citizenship, they bought a home for 20k invested 30k remodeling and furnishing the home. They are planning selling there home in Cali next year, I plan to do one same aswell in about 25 years aswell. Great weather, food and people

[@westcoastmex629]

As a home owner in both US and Mexico it’s not as easy as you think unless you are ready to pay the more People move here the higher the cost . Also unless you are rich or have a business that gives you monthly income it’s not gonna work because the wages in Mexico are very low and remember it’s still a third world country in the majority of places and unless you are willing to pay for a nice home in the range of of 300k and up along with community fees places like Mereida and Mexico City are very expensive cities. If you don’t know the language good luck. The bureaucracy is slow the roads suck and the power goes off once in a while.

[@westcoastmex629]

@James Cosme nope just stating the facts

[@dogegamer3288]

I knew the tables would turn one day. Build the wall and keep the gringos out!

[@peakoil-ko5oq]

People should look into Aguascalientes or Zacatecas. So much cheaper than all those other places

[@a.c.7541]

Todos son bienvenidos!

[@chrissithlord4760]

California was already in decline when I left in 2000. Arizona was very affordable back then. It’s a shame what’s going on. You have to understand the WHY and don’t bring that to affordable locations.

[@tomsmith5584]

People have been moving out of California for over 30 years now. It should be noted Mexico restricts foreign ownership of land near the border and the coast, although there is a workaround.

[@JCA51698]

Yes exactly, this workaround is called a fidecomiso, Which is basically a bank trust that holds title to the land.

[@PlanFree]

For those of you who have spent time in Mexico multiple times in the last handful of years-look into the REGULARIZATION program for temporary residency in Mexico. We successfully obtained this and in the process gained options for geographical diversification.🥂 The program is stated to end this calendar year, so procrastination isn't recommended (ever).

[@tomsmith5584]

@Jesse Oh, yes they were. The crime rate was a lot higher, too. At one point, there were three armed bank robberies every two days in Los Angeles.

[@jennyandrievna4627]

Thank you for this! Exactly what I was hoping to hear. Curious, where are the foodie and artistic communities in Mexico?

[@kharlanhero4428]

Condesa, Roma and Coyoacan in Mexico City. Cant tell on other cities but they exist, specially in bigger cities

[@JamesGuzmanBorderless]

Check out San Miguel de Allende

[@jennyandrievna4627]

@@kharlanhero4428 Thanks!

[@jennyandrievna4627]

@@JamesGuzmanBorderless Thanks!

[@r3dp1ll]

Definitely visit Oaxaca ! Very beautiful, artistic and their food is known all over the country.

[@melaniem2076]

Before moving I would suggest looking at the crime rates. They are really high.

[@cduance83]

Moving to a legacy brand country is like buying shares at the top of the market...the only way is down you just can't see it yet.....

[@Redbull357]

Monterrey is awesome too!

[@jacobec2001]

Monterrey is beautiful but too expensive

[@passionfruitpassionfruit2034]

And it’s hot humid n polluted like Houston no thanks give me Mexico City cool weather near mountains but no earthquakes

[@paulkent2219]

We relocated to CA from the Midwest in the 1970s. After retirement we stayed in CA & enjoy frequent trips to border towns, resort towns, & Mexico City. CA was a dream for us & continues to be. I don’t expect things to be static & like all places, CA has issues but not enough to make me want to leave.

[@missuokioliss6569]

Hey! U can visit Puerto Peñasco in Sonora wich in english is called Rocky Point. Is where i live and It's calm, although it is small but it also has good places. Es un gustó que visiten mi ciudad^w^ son bienvenidos siempre💜

[@Frank020]

Careful with losing life savings buying a property in any foreign country. Political risks, corruption, squatters, crime: Rent if you must.

[@id9139]

You talking about in the West? Where ?

[@Frank020]

@@id9139 for us citizens to buy in any other countries.

[@Frank020]

There is a documentary where retirees buy in a beach in Baja build and have to leave government. Also org crm

[@xyyx1091]

To complete the circle we need another video entitled: "Mexicans moving to California"

[@socalbeeremovalandrelocation]

The people leaving California are being replaced by illegal aliens on 100% welfare

[@supercalo2000]

They might at first but quickly get the heck out. My cousin has buddies that booked it to Tennessee, Alabama and Georgia. Apparently there is plenty of construction work there and rent is more reasonable.

[@jeronimocortes2384]

Well we go for work and get the money but when americans go to mexico they bring already the money.

[@misty7302]

@@jeronimocortes2384 exactly. Majority who are moving to Mexico are already privileged which is why a lot of Mexicans are concerned.

[@jeronimocortes2384]

@@misty7302 well is a double effect because they bring money and help the economy but at the same time the prices of the services go up and probably this is the problem but i mexican and work here in your country and is like the flow of people is the same at the end everybody try to survive .

[@fernadobp5576]

Can't wait to move to Cabo México.

[@lcifermorningstar191]

We Mexicans Love American immigrants. Bien venidos amigos.❤️

[@lcifermorningstar191]

@Kai Ikaika I agree. But, Americans... Especially white Americans need to understand that white privilege is a real and palpable reality in Mexico. White people were once revered as Gods. There is still remnants of that in the Mexican subconscious.

[@GoodLifeRoad]

As a Californian I would like nothing more than for more people to leave. CA still by FAR the most popular state. The “population growth is declining” is a deceptive statement because what it really means is there’s STILL population growth in CA. People want to leave the US and for good reason.

[@seansmith445]

Not true. The population is actually falling.

[@malcolmnicoll1165]

“If you wish to escape from prison, the first thing you must realize is that you are in prison. If you think you’re free, no escape is possible.” -G. I. Gurdjieff

[@pklemets]

Andrew, you mentioned Columbia and a few cities. I'm very concerned about the tack the country has taken last week. The ties to Maduro and Castro are especially troubling. We plan to retire in a nonmarxist country. What are your thoughts currently?

[@kennethroth6757]

They voted in a left wing liberal democrat

[@datingandlifeadvicechannel7534]

If you want to be treated better never come to London Uk as an expat. Rude horrible hellhole. I’m dying to get out of London.

[@thomasthumim7630]

I did multiple searches and the averaged cost of living for Mexico is $1000 per month which in includes rent , groceries ,utilities u can include a Latina m🤵🏽‍♀️aid for and extra 300 per month I can live in Mexico and work in the usa 😲 🇲🇽....... 🏃🏽‍♂️..... . 🇺🇸

[@NadiaDubininaValues]

Sounds like a good plan 🙂

[@destroyerofsimps6574]

That’s way too high. Look for the channel “tangerine travels” they do a lot of Mexico budget videos. If you want a rich life in Mexico 1k is good but you don’t need 1k to live a normal life.

[@oseaslopez2634]

Little by little AMLO the Mexican president is making new laws to make it harder. It's now 3 months a US citizen can stay in Mexico now instead of 6. Also, a new law that Mexicans come first in jobs also some jobs are only for Mexicans and others are for Mexicans at birth, etc. THank goodess Im Mexican and also USA citizen