This LUXURY MEXICO HOME is the price of a SHACK in CALIFORNIA

[@TangerineTravels]

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[@ChappoTC]

Love these types of reviews. Higher end is about what we are paying here in VA. Please continue to showcase more in Q, different areas and prices. Thanks!!

[@SuiGenerisAbbie]

Yes, right you are. However, Mexican housing has long been established as being far, FAR more affordable than the worst Stateside housing. I do love seeing the real estate comparisons however. I always marvel at the disparity. Thank you, Guys, for sharing all that you do, with the rest of the rest of ... US.

[@Elprianistacagado]

How much brot

[@nicolasallen8072]

There are some really successful KZbin real estate channels. These house tour videos could become a staple on your channel, especially with the weirdness going on in DC right now.

[@reflectionsoftheday3894]

Guys, I'm so glad to see you back at your peak & even higher! Pet Laska for me! I understand you're too busy to reply to comments, it's ok. Stay safe!

[@jordanperez2227]

Word of advice being from Mexico myself, build your own house it will be cheaper for half this price more rooms and exactly how you want it designed

[@jonathanthink5830]

How is the "cartel situation" in that area?

[@baltazarresendez7435]

@@jonathanthink5830 One of the safest states in Mexico

[@jordanperez2227]

@@jonathanthink5830 completely horrible you will be extorted if they find out you have something to offer.

[@jonathanthink5830]

@@jordanperez2227 sounds realistic. where i came from, good people got bullied by bad guys. good guys went to the cops. the cops ended up extorting good guys or they would let the bad guys bullying the good guys......

[@winning3329]

You can hire guards

[@ella2240]

I can totally picture you with a super beautiful Mexican wife and a bunch of cute kids living there. You have such a caring and mature personality I can definitely see you as a father. It is going to happen.

[@jadyk03]

He will be an amazing selfless dad 🤗🌻

[@RC94332]

Drop seed brother

[@shonaphillips7577]

Thirsty

[@harrymadray6362]

I agree. He is a true Gentleman! We wish him well!

[@mikeydidit2734]

If I recall he has a wife that he travels with....I used to see them making Las Vegas videos

[@LB-ty6ks]

If stairs are your thing you'll love this house.

[@benallmark9671]

No kidding eh. I’m in a wheelchair so it’s definitely not for me. Nice pad though

[@gomoso22]

@@benallmark9671 bad knees here...not for me either. I am crippled from a car accident.

[@evangewho56]

Yes having had a broken leg, I shuddered when I saw this. Can you answer why they are selling, too many stairs (dangerous for small children) or moving to a bigger, better house or moving to the U.S. (legally I am sure.)

[@xmistaxcashxcoll]

I'm asian but fr go Mexico! Mad respect for the culture!

[@kyennerell]

I love how the maid's quarters has such a private entrance so she can sneak out when needed! Every maid needs that kind of privacy.

[@TangerineTravels]

It's really nice for them to have a separate entrance.

[@aaronxalapa]

and some action if you know what Im talking about...

[@saloninegi7062]

Dual inverters help a lot. After installing them, and switching all halogen bulbs for LED, my electricity bill dropped by about 70%. Well worth it!

[@ericktellez7632]

Bro thats seriously my type of studio. For a single man & no kids, it looks amazing

[@corperu]

The house definitely seems more appropriate for a single man than for couple with children. I don't think it's kid-friendly.

[@SoxRoxBoston]

That roof deck was amazing 🤩

[@CarlosMartinez-kx3ny]

Good surprise !, I've been following your channel for the last 18 months because of your visits to several cities in Mexico and today this video was filmed in the neighborhood I live for the last 9 years !; yes it has been a good time. Saludos

[@clairejohnson6506]

That's amazing no wonder people move there ,that's some house 🏵️

[@saloninegi7062]

Narrow stairs, often steep, no hand rails or guard rails. The best places fall short on the important details. I see this all over Mexico.

[@lexsite]

Saloni behen, the house motivates you to stay fit and stay aware.

[@JoseCastro-bs6iw]

Yes because tons of hand rails and guard rails everywhere are ugly and tacky

[@danmur2797]

It's not usually much of an issue. It also appears there's another way to access the quarters and that stairway is used mainly for decorative plants.

[@ryanelbers2127]

@@JoseCastro-bs6iw oh yeah because it isn't cool to be safe, what if you have an elderly person over?

[@davidboeger6766]

Sadly, a shack in CA costs more than that now. I chuckled when you finally said the price. It's less than half what we bought our home for in CA, and ours is a 1970s single-floor home connected to neighbors on one side. Houses like this are going for $3m or more in my area. This is an absolutely beautiful home for the price. Of course, there are reasons it's that much cheaper. Surely local incomes can't be all that high. But for a retiree, this would be amazing.

[@Rhaspun]

And the property taxes aren't even close to what they can be in the US.

[@denise3557]

This house is in Juriquilla and Juriquilla is one of the most expensive places to live in Querétaro, check it out, all the houses in Juriquilla are beautiful! This one is a little more simple than the others in Juriquilla

[@quackinator1609]

Depends where in California you live in. New houses in my small town go for $300k+ and they're 2k Sq ft, 4 bed, 2 bath houses too.

[@Rhaspun]

@@quackinator1609 Usually when houses get cheap in California there aren’t a lot of jobs. One will be doing a super commute.

[@living-wellon-less5669]

The views at night from that bedroom balcony would be so beautiful!

[@davebonar1]

The hallways look narrow but I'm sure they aren't. This is a house for someone younger and without disabilities with so many stairs but a beautiful home.

[@Rhaspun]

They do look narrow.

[@mark9118]

The hallway to the maids quarters are very narrow. The rest of the hallways are normal.

[@kvom01]

@@mark9118 Don't hire fat maid

[@lisaanderson8235]

Wow! What a gorgeous home! The views, especially, are stunning. I like how there were a number of choices made to save energy. 👍😊

[@juanrubio9815]

Enjoy fake drywall, most projects are left abandoned.

[@alrodriguez3857]

Not really

[@yolieslife1111]

Jordan I believe you have found your calling. Very professional and informative house tour.

[@TangerineTravels]

Thanks, Yolanda!

[@markstevens2428]

I am glad you made it to Juriquilla! I will likely end up in Morelia since my wife's family is from there.

[@leemartinez2975]

Next time you are in MTY try to get a showing of a home in San Pedro. Your viewers in the USA might appreciate seeing what they can get just two hours away from the Texas/ Mexico border.

[@siamay7162]

Wow 300,000 is such an amazing price! Definitely would totally move to quetetaro 😍

[@TopVillain]

350k

[@munozconnie]

now this is alot of house for that house, we only looked in puerto vallarta and never saw this nice for that type of price....love it...

[@osvaldovalencia6330]

Because u looked on areas where the tourist usually buy houses to live and that usually make the houses go up on price. This areas are not known for tourists and are for sale to Mexicans which is y they are a little cheaper

[@munozconnie]

@@osvaldovalencia6330 which is 100% correct.

[@Jill-hl2tj]

Hard to believe there isn’t a pool.Also, nice job on your presentation!

[@jvstcu76]

My first thought! LOL!

[@TangerineTravels]

There aren't many homes with pools in Queretaro. With the practically perfect weather here, you'd only use it a couple months a year.

[@Nightbird.]

@@mariamar2114 Pero te olvidas que la mayoria de esta casas de lujo no son compradas por Mexicanos..pero por Gringos. Y a ellos si le gustan las piscinas. Pero esta casa esta demasiada cara y no tiene nada especial por el precio. Estas casas de cemento son super baratas para construir..pero el precio se hizo para aprovecharse de los gringos adinerados.

[@Nightbird.]

@@mariamar2114 No entiendes lo que digo. No digo que no haya Mexicanos adinerados. Yo soy uno de ellos, a través del trabajo duro y yendo a la Universidad para obtener un Doctorado. Lo que estoy diciendo es que estas casas están hechas para gringos adinerados porque estos gringos no entienden lo baratos son los obreros y los materiales para construir estas casas, ya que piensan que cuesta tanto como en los Estados Unidos, pero no es así. Mexicanos adinerados como yo construimos estas casas por una fracción del costo de lo que los gringos pagan por ellas. Ese era mi único punto.

[@jrobtab]

@@Nightbird. please share with this Gringo!

[@davidwelty9763]

House is built like a fortress, with lots of security. Those are electrified fences. It leads me to believe crime is a substantial concern there.

[@AngelaBMartin]

This house is PERFECT for my family! It has everything we are looking for. We are moving to Queretaro in June (when school gets out for our kids) and are in the beginning stages of looking at neighborhoods and areas. We wanted something outside of Centro and would like to find a furnished home to rent and maybe ultimately purchase! I LOVE IT! Too bad it probably won't be available when we get to Qro! :-( I can't imagine this one lasting for long!

[@AngelaBMartin]

@@1EQUALS-INFINITY Thank you for the welcome!! We're excited about our upcoming move. I am sorry but we are in need of a HOUSE, not an apartment. But we'll pass on your information to anyone we hear of that is looking for an apartment! GRACIAS!

[@alexfranco3879]

Welcome

[@annettelauzon3560]

Beautiful home! I really love the paintings on the walls! Who is the artist?

[@jaredshowers1]

@@AngelaBMartin did you guys find a house yet?!

[@AngelaBMartin]

@@jaredshowers1 No. Not yet. We will be arriving in Querétaro in less than 2 weeks.

[@helder6175]

Without even watching the video, just from reading the title alone, I thought to myself that California has a lot of overpriced shacks. I remember a year or two ago seeing the least expensive "home" on the market for sale in San Francisco at the time which is practically the same size as a two-car garage was something around $700K. I'll take that gorgeous place in Mexico on any given day than anything in the way overpriced neo-Mexican state of California.

[@1967sfoman]

FYI: California was part of Mexico prior to Feb. 1848. Not sure what you mean by "neo- Mexico" but it comes off as uneducated, at best.

[@luciusaureliuscommodus6520]

@@1967sfoman he said neo Mexican state which is cali which was part of Mexico. He’s talking about what it is now

[@christhedoc8689]

@@1967sfoman yep, not until the US marines kicked Mexico's army ass and took California from them.

[@litaf4889]

@@1967sfoman taken **

[@petematweet2749]

Good, leave

[@green1814]

Love the view around the house

[@lesa8020]

Wow, place sure is tempting! Could see myself spending most of my time on that rooftop patio!

[@rareonyxcourtney3287]

That door tilt is also a feature in Germany along with their windows. 20 yrs over there was fun.

[@Falk4J]

German windows and balcony door system as it's almost installed in every house over here. I am glad to see that in Mexico since this is very uncommon in America.

[@ritacontreras7146]

Great job Jorden in your presentation. I Love the house 🏡

[@vchivers11]

Another great vlog from Tangerine Travel. What a beautiful house! You are lucky to be in such a lovely country, wish i was there…..love to all three of you 😘

[@scottyflintstone]

Showing homes for sale and maybe cool ABNB rentals in Mexico might be a nice niche for this channel

[@solangeouellet634]

So glad to watch another of your videos, Was waiting patiently. Thank you.

[@GlacierHEXican]

Wow incredibly slick, well done

[@bethnewman4777]

Interesting to see different styles of homes! This one could be anywhere in the world; it does not have a Mexican style. Very modern and minimalistic. If one lived there and broke a leg or had bad knees, it would be impossible to get to the front door! It would be important to check future building plans that might end up obstructing the view. Thanks, Jordan!

[@mark9118]

It doesn't have Mexican Colonial style, but modern minimalistic is very trendy in Mexico for new homes and offices, and has been for awhile.

[@Gallo2023]

Most of the new homes in midsize cities in Mexico have that style, very modern , not like the houses that you see about Mexico in Hollywood movies.

[@mati.86386]

“doesn’t have a mexican style” do you think every house in mexico is made out of mud?

[@bethnewman4777]

@@mati.86386 Thank you for your disparaging remark, Matias! As one who has lived in new construction in Guadalajara, and one who has friends who live in Lomas en DF, I am well aware that houses in MX are not made of mud! Ja-ja-ja! Did you know that there are people who seek a more traditional Mexican architectural style and decor when moving to MX from other parts of the world? The same is true for people who move to Italy, France, England, and other countries. Not everyone likes the minimalist architectural style. To me, it lacks color, personality, and charm. I find it cold and dull. I am entitled to my opinion.

[@bethnewman4777]

@@mariamar2114 My comment is not negative, but merely a perspective that is different from yours, Maria.

[@iveriani]

This house is beautiful...Thanks for sharing

[@pamjaramillo1770]

Great tour!! I think your side hustle should be Real Estate!!!!!

[@TangerineTravels]

Thanks, Pam!

[@sikz26300]

Man, I'm wishing I lived in mexico, this house is incredible and in my budget

[@KareemPinkston]

I’m only halfway through the video and my mind is blown… I’m loving the presentation and the quality of the video production sir. Longtime Follower here. Can’t wait to see more videos like this!

[@TangerineTravels]

Thanks for the feedback! This is our first video that we've done using a new video editor.

[@KareemPinkston]

@@TangerineTravels - Well, keep it up and know that you’re adding a lot of value for us. I’ve been scoping out locations to relocate while I save up. As I’ve come to understand, I can get a longterm visa if I purchase a home in MX. So that’s one of the goals for next year.

[@kimberlyshalaby1134]

Jordan, the top floor had the best view. Relaxing! This is a really nice home. (I'd like to see "1" that is slightly rural, with a yard, with larger balconies. Like, adobe style with the walls around the home, courtyard, arched doorways, beautiful tiles in kitchen, the endless views, sunsets, lakes, oceans )

[@paulyeatman303]

What you're saying Kimberly is you would like a modern home that has a rustic appearance. When a home looks colonial Mexicans call it rustic. We foreigners like rustic but most Mexicans don't want it. They want modern. Most new homes for middle class Mexicans are cookie cutter boxes. Incidentally, our rental house in Oaxaca is rustic.

[@stuart_oneill]

@@paulyeatman303 Again you are talking about middle to upper middle class Mexicans. Actually I would say most likely upper middle class.

[@DestinationRetirement]

@@paulyeatman303 Agreed Paul! I have a house in Mérida, very colonial. Or, rustic as it were. It sounds like Kimberly is describing San Miguel. Peace.

[@djaztec97]

Love it when you post Mexican houses. Keep it up!

[@alecmunoz5706]

i love the positivity spread around mexico

[@MrScottmccarthy]

WOW!!!! That is an amazing house. Its huge! So I hope you and Maddie are still together....or are you? You make a great team! Be safe. Keep the videos coming.

[@sarahgarcia5346]

Maddie and Jordan have been broken up for a few months but are both still creating content. Maddie just released a video about EDC on this channel. :)

[@ursula215]

Modern home ! You are a real great Agent!🏆🏆🏆🏠

[@susanvp4685]

Beautiful home and you did a nice job presenting it. I could see you selling real estate in 🇲🇽

[@vimeopictures5170]

I've never seen such blue skies in my life🤯🤯

[@stuart_oneill]

Nice house. Appears to be in an upper-end gated, planned community. That wouldn't be possible in CA or AZ for that price.

[@stuart_oneill]

@@hannaha4305 For extremely upscale houses that most would never consider because of price even 10-15 years ago. Upscale is upscale. If someone can afford it they'll shop for it. Cars, houses etc. This isn't Mexico as I've known it. Even if I were in that market and I am definitely not (!) I would look for a different type of house in Mexico. You could almost, not quite, transplant that house into some planned communities in CA and most of the West. It was built 4 stories as, without even looking or knowing, 30 years RE experience tells me that was a tight lot, perhaps with some Euro influence. Many are. That's not bad and they have a beautiful roof patio. Gorgeous views.

[@Rhaspun]

@@hannaha4305 Yes. The house could use a elevator. I'm looking for a home to retire in. Don't know what can happen to my mobility in the future as I get older.

[@lostboxer]

Can't even buy a starter home for that price in most cities in Canada now

[@Onechance_ngl]

What was the price I didn’t catch that?

[@jcbulldog533]

@@hannaha4305 Most homes in any large Mexican city are very modern architecture been like that for very long time

[@papaflickr]

Well done with the visit and the description , you are very eloquent . I like this house too ... especially the terrace on the roof ! Keep up the good work !

[@MrHoopler]

Oh yeah, collared shirt and a pricey haircut coupled with a natural sales approach. Good video, sir.

[@Mulligan1927]

Wow this place is a dream!!!

[@cliffm6566]

Beautiful contemporary home. The Ac systems called “mini-split” in US is common everywhere in the world outside the US where people prefer “central air” (ducted). The mirador on rooftop is a very nice feature in many Mexican homes. Good to see more modernist designs in Mexico.

[@claytonjames4779]

They are very common now. I own three in 2 different homes.

[@jcbulldog533]

Modern Architecture has been around many parts of Mexico for a very long long time... They have so many unique Buildings in CDMX & in many other cities as well.. Unfortunately most Americans think that all of Mexico is has shacks & dirt roads..Which Hollywood chooses to show the poor area's.. Very extremely biased,as the US has tons of dumpy/Ghetto area's

[@jcbulldog533]

@@claytonjames4779 Been common for a very long time

[@moondog3056]

@@claytonjames4779 really? Never seen one except on the internet

[@LucasFernandez-fk8se]

Canadians also have central air don’t they?

[@Racebook-ev4zl]

IT'S MEXICO, THIS IS IMPORTANT.

[@rogsolaris7411]

That tilting door in the master bedroom is a very common feature in Europe as well, with windows too.

[@valerieventures6026]

Yes very common in Europe

[@selenaseibt306]

Running laps in the closet! You are such a dork and I mean that in the most sincere and complimentary way! 😘

[@mark9118]

I run laps inside my house. What's the big deal?

[@texasdude1]

In Texas which is very affordable this home would be at least half a million and taxes around 15k a year with no maid room.

[@SERGIOGARCIA007able]

boss your killing it thanks for the update !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!1

[@norwegianblue2017]

My sister finally gave up trying to buy a house in San Diego. She had a short list of very reasonable requirements and it had to be somewhat coastal (within 5-6 miles). Her budget was a little over $1 million and she couldn't find anything, wound up movie out of state.

[@anar6394]

1 million for a costal home , 5,6 miles far from ocean in San Diego??? 🤣😂🤣🤣😂😂😂🤣🤣😂😂😂🤣🤣😂😂🤣🥲🤣🤣🤣😂 that the price of a two bedroom apartment in Santa Ana Ca. !!!!

[@Briluvr]

There’s plenty of options in SD for that

[@norwegianblue2017]

@@Briluvr Sure, if you don't mind being land-locked in a crappy house in Clairemont suburbia or live in a 1000sf bungalow or a multi-family dwelling. Wound up getting a very nice 4br in Seattle with a water view instead. It's pretty bad when Seattle seems like it has affordable housing in comparison.

[@LucasFernandez-fk8se]

She could’ve bought in a “rancho” in the hills. SoCal has lots of million dollar snout houses in newer build communities (90s onward)

[@agut5587]

Why is there a key on the outside of the bathroom door? Shouldn't it be in the inside at least? Maids quarters are not as private as they would like unfortunately.

[@Stoney_Snark]

Truly gorgeous, way beyond what I’d ever need, but considering the price it’s awesome! Those windows are common in Germany, love that feature.

[@wallykloubek4079]

Yes, the doors and windows that open that way are very European...high quality and very heavily constructed...cheers🍷🇨🇦

[@RaMM0nE]

Beautiful house in Queretaro. Love it!

[@robinh4161]

I love the video ! Beautiful house ! You could get that house in the US for that amount of money ! If I didn't have health issues I would be traveling and living abroad for sure . Thanks for the video ! I can't wait to see more . Show us around your city more also . 🙏💗🌎💗🙏

[@mangaku1]

Dude excellent!! Natural progression. Looking for more!!

[@TangerineTravels]

If you'd like some more information about this home, you can find the info at this link: www.chapalamls.net/en/properties/residential/casa-elegante-6792

[@yuzimzarem2129]

Tan encantador como siempre!!!😊

[@LLOPEZJF]

Great creativity to do this video !!

[@mikestroud9969]

Terrace is awesome. Love it. ❤️❤️

[@donsachse]

That house would be around 800-850K in DFW.

[@jamariquai01]

Why would anyone, want to move from that paradise. That place, is AWESOME.

[@mountaindew267]

My 2 thoughts. 1: I like that it's designed like a fortress with that entry gate, high walls, and security system. 2: I don't like that it's designed to be a fortress, that suggests that it's at least mildly necessary.

[@claytonjames4779]

That is what it is like growing up in a country with a 55% poverty rate (this is changing and mexico has a lot more upward mobility these days for it's citizens). And if you have 25 homes on a street with neighbors that all have security but you say.. meh, I don't need that! Who's house are they gonna target if they want to steal something? The easy pickings. So it's just customary.

[@hitheros8223]

Thats anywhere with luxury neighborhoods. There are literally gated communities in the States.

[@mountaindew267]

@@hitheros8223 there are gates around the community, yes. But those are mostly to keep the public from cruising through where they shouldn't be. The houses themselves are typically not walled off unless they're very rich or famous.

[@TheParadiseParadox]

Querétaro is the safest city I've ever visited in Latin America. Actually I'd say it's the safest city I've ever visited in the Americas. I imagine Juriquilla is even safer Still, it's nice to have these things just in case

[@jcbulldog533]

Not even mildly necessary... This actually customary & the style of most all home's.. Been like that forever... I personally like it that way.. It's very private as well

[@aidasanchez6368]

Jordan. Great video. Can you do some from Cancun/Quintana Roo?

[@rebekkadeforce8963]

Haha It’s funny how Americans don’t know about tilting windows. In Europe we have them everywhere 😊 great video, I enjoyed the house and your tour!

[@Rhaspun]

It could be just him. I've seen people make comments about frosted privacy glass for bathrooms.

[@Cotton088]

Is that an electric security fence along the top of the walls?

[@davidperez7260]

WOW THAT'S AMAZING VIVA MEXICO

[@Gimo76]

The dual a/c n heater are great. They are efficient and quiet.

[@NashvilleTravelConcierge]

Only because of size this wouldn't be for us (love it), but it gives us perspective in pricing. Love the tour. Thanks.

[@StevenGrahamHypnotherapist]

I’m exhausted just watching you climb all those multiple flights of steps. Whew!

[@samanthamcbarron624]

A girl can dream 💭! Hope your both ok 👌 Jordan’s quite the salesmen indeed !

[@pinkythechihuahua3156]

Awww I had hopes that you would have a Dia De Los Muertos 2021 video. Maybe Saturday?

[@davidlang1125]

The door with the tilting option is a common feature in European construction. US windows and doors especially the common vinyl types are pretty awful in terms of function, especially with respect to security features.

[@suen5006]

Wow! What a house!

[@milliehicks7436]

Unbelievable...my CA home that's 1500 sq feet costs more than that beautiful house! I would buy that house in a heartbeat if I could!! 😍

[@dogandpony4931]

Way more beautiful and affirdable than Santa Monica! I love it, I dont speak spainish, but I think it would be an amazing place to Live!

[@TheSlashSlingingSlasher]

Mexicans are getting tired of Americans moving to these areas and raising the rent and real estate. On top of that you people speak NO SPANISH. Leave! You're embarrassing americans!

[@FuntimesCA]

Great video Jordan, beautiful house! You showed the house very professionally. You can now start your own real estate agency and channel. Cheers 🍻

[@JOSE-du7mu]

What do you think this is, a free commercial?

[@jorgeluiscorrea992]

This house is your worst nightmare once you get old

[@joelbielecki3501]

Something that shocks me about even middle class houses in other countries is how well built they are compared to our paper and stick houses in the USA. Everything is made of reinforced concrete, tile, and strong metals. I also like the gates, walls, and security systems. That is something that you find even in the safest countries like spain. I have no idea why Americans have this false sense of security and all of our yards and houses are wide open to the public. Wouldn’t you want your private property protected from outsiders? Building a house to this standard in the Usa would likely cost 1 million or above.

[@saus675]

I agree.

[@MrGrand2000]

In America we own guns and the police show up in less than a minute..Therefore we don’t have to live like we’re in a prison..

[@joelbielecki3501]

@@MrGrand2000 Lol, guns and police don’t do anything if you’re already dead

[@seanthe100]

We don't like our neighborhoods looking like freaking prison with gates and everything everywhere we get hurricanes in Florida and our stick homes hold up just fine

[@alissagonzales735]

I guess living in a fort is okay if you are afraid. Myself I rather have a large yard to plant trees and have room for a couple of large dogs to run around. Now that is a nice house if you are used to living enclosed.

[@kennethboehnen271]

Please mention the city the house is in and nearby amenities like shopping, restaurants, etc. Thanks

[@hg164]

Would you consider to be a tour guide for people who wants to visit Queretaro from USA?

[@tapadopower4294]

Buying houses in Mexico is a very tricky thing. Personally, I think is house is expensive. I am a builder. I can build that house with much better floor plan and better natural materials for about 240k. Yes, I speak Spanish like a native, and yes, I have build several houses at beachfront locations of the coast of Baja and Sonora. New houses in Mexico are great. However, like in the US, houses that are build just to be sold, should be properly inspected. Mexico's build quality is a house of cards. The labor force is excellent. The problem is the lack of proper supervision and implementation of the required materials during the construction. Querétaro is nice. Would not mind living in Querétaro. However, Mexico is getting a little expensive for me.

[@robertjohnson1186]

First time commenting on your videos but like to see how the prices of real estate compare to the USA. can you get clear title to properties in mexico? Any financing?

[@mn-vp6uv]

Same question. I see yours wants answered. Have you found an answer ?

[@osvaldovalencia6330]

This house usually are owned by construction companies when they are brand new just like in the us when they build brand new neighborhoods and yes u can finance a house like this one just like in the US

[@kevinbiller2183]

I love the artwork hanging in the house!!! Any idea of who the artist is?

[@TangerineTravels]

I believe the owner of the house painted them all

[@curtdawg10]

🤔 I’ve lived abroad all over Europe and Asia since 2012 with returning back to the states only six months ago and I’m bored. This house is PERFECT for renting and it’s great it comes fully furnished! Don’t need a kids room but not an issue. The price is great but my question is are there any stores and restaurants nearby or does one have to own a car? Are we allowed to BRING our car from America or??? Never been to Mexico but I want this house asap

[@osvaldovalencia6330]

Usually those type of house r on a neighborhood style just like the US and u would have to drive out of the neighborhood to the nearest stores just like in the US

[@absolutium]

Just buy a car there in Mexico you can have a used Peugeot 208 for under $8000..

[@sandicruz8984]

Omg what a beautiful house 🏠

[@henryl1572]

thanks for sharing but damn, sounds like one would need to drive everywhere.

[@arteks2001]

Yes, you would have to drive everywhere. Juriquilla is supposed to have most services a few kilometers away, though.

[@oportillo02]

I'm an architect working in Chihuahua Mexico (the state below to Texas). A house in a nice area here, with 300 m2 (about 3250 sqft) cost arround $400,000 usdlls, and as i said, in a high class area. Of course, you can find bigger houses in better places and more expensive (next to a golf course), my advice is medium-high class segment (the same as Jordan's is showing) in a regular city (inner Mexico). If you want something in a turisic or beach city, the price would increase X 2 or 3.

[@andrewsmith9980]

house is definitely nice but the price doesn't necessarily seem cheap. If you take into account the average salary in Mexico City this house is considerably more than is counterparts in other parts of the world. well under $1500 usd a month engineers, doctors, lawyers

[@danmur2797]

Queretaro is not Mexico City but even in Mexico City nice modern housing especially in trendy areas goes for this price or higher ($400K +). It's not meant for the average worker but maybe the upper middle class or low key wealthy from Mexico or for well to do foreign workers who work as executives or admin employees for the Mexican corporate offices of foreign brands (think BBVA, Audi, Toyota, etc.). Everywhere in the world nowadays though real estate prices are rising through the roof. It would be odd if Mexico was immune to this.

[@AcmeRocket]

Great place! Great job showing!!

[@victormaciel2295]

You didn’t mention the electrified fence which is common with upper class homes in Mexico.

[@jcbulldog533]

Middle class homes have that too

[@yvonnefischer28]

Beautiful place and loved the coffee spot

[@ariguzman3090]

If I had the money I would buy it in a heart beat!!!

[@sofiaisabella7230]

Just a tip: As a real estate agent for more years than you’ve been alive, I would suggest you give the very best first, to capture their hearts and interest, the then introduce the mundane, functional, not so beautiful, and finally close with more drama to recapture their hearts. I lost interest when you opened with all the security and utility issues. I would have been captured if you had gotten to the views and dramatic interior as quickly as possible. It’s a great idea, though, to feature homes for sale or rent in Queretero. People do want to know what could be available to them. 😊

[@squidly370]

But he's not a real estate agent though. He showed us the house from his point of view. And did a good job.

[@CM-pr5pg]

I actually liked what Jordan did. You are talking about hiding the "ugly" features first, and to sell the "interesting" points ( car salesman tactics) and hope that the prospective client will focus on the good only. If a prospective buyer knows about the less desirable features and buys off on them then the rest of the tour is a piece of cake. I had many a real estate agent use your tactics on me, magnifying the good while diminishing the bad, which can turn out to be really bad once you occupy said property. My real estate agent has been with me thru 2 home purchases and thru a couple of refinances because he always starts his home tours with "This is what is not good about this house..." This type of honesty is so important and critical..remember, it's about the client buying the home he or she loves...it is not about you making a sale. Great job Jordan.

[@mark9118]

I don't think he gets a commission on an sale that may occur. Security and utility issues in Mexico are extremely important, including water quality.

[@ericgeorgetruckgrilling]

As like many commodities real estate shopping has changed over the years. Yes location is probably the biggest still. Price and taxes are also important but now buyers already know that before touring the house. That is when they want to know about the bones of the house water filters,softeners,HVAC,security systems electrical capacity,gas availability etc. Now a days people are spending 10 times or more of their income for a house and don't want a major problem down the road. Where I live you can barely rent a 2 bedroom apartment for that price. A small house will set you back at least 1 million dollars.

[@helloworld8492]

Thank you for sharing your expertise! It was generous and also good advice.