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Great video series but you should include water availability since a number of destinations are hitting the wall on water. CDMX, Oaxaca, La Paz, are all super stressed on water.

Wow it’s nice to hear this wonderful ladies talking about good things about my native country, I live in Los Angeles but I’m definitely thinking get retire in Mexico. We have a beautiful land, amazing people, specially when more people from other nationalities are choosing Mexico to live.. God bless our land..🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻

I’m from Mexico and enjoy my country

Gracias Ray for sharing your story and Mariana and team for another great video and way more!

Correction $500 Pesos is like $26 dollars for them to go to Guadalajara Airportt not $500 dollars

Politics have gotten worse in the states. Good move. Cannot wait to move to Mexico myself.

i went to Leon, GTO, SMDA recently; also been to Oaxaca/SCDLC Chiapas... GTO has been my favorite 😍 So charming, the arts, music, plazas, just Wow 🤩

Small scooter probably is good if need it

I’m San Diego, CA you pay 1500 or 1700 per 1 room , it’s crazy

Its because of people like you that native Mexicans can Not afford rent

My biggest takeaway from this video is "LEARN SPANISH". I am attending a Spanish lesson online 3 times a week and do duolingo (mobile app). I used to live in Rio for 3 months for business which is totally different than when you go there on vacation. and it was so frustrating that I wasn't able to communicate with the locals.

Hola Ray y bienvenido a Mexico! Hola Mariana! Thanks again you for all you do! Gracias for the tour around Guanajauto. It's a great city to visit and I'm happy you like it there. It really doesn't have enough green spaces for me and I still enjoy surfing so I moved to the beach city of Ensenada in Oct 2022. I'm kind of spoiled after surfing around the world and I am getting older so I don't get out as much as used to. I was thinking about moving up somewhere into the highland area of Mexico but I really like the climate here and it's a great city to live in. I am also from So. Cal so I still have friends there that I enjpy spending time with. Of course I, like others here, are curious about the situation with you and your wife and if she will eventually be joining you. I dumped my GF before moving here after finding out through friends that while the cats away the mice will play. Funny thing was I put her and myself up in a nice gated community but she still got out! Mucha suerte desde la hermosa Ensenada!

Wow! There is no way that lady is 70. I can relate to her as a teacher. I still have 10 year and I feel totally ineffective! (It’s not the kids, it’s the system.) Good for those ladies enjoying their lives in MX. ❤❤❤

Guanajuato is beautiful!!

Watching San Francisco. Plan is to retire there early (in 15 years) but to purchase property prior to that. I hope there’s social security left when I turn 65!

Great interview! I would love to know more about how you found your Spanish language private online teacher. Any recommendations would be appreciated. I'd much prefer that to classes.

I’m hoping that all these people that are immigrant to Mexico are paying taxes like all of us do here in this country because it’s not fair for the people that live over there….

How are two people supposed to live on usd 2k per month when rent is usd 900? My first job paid just over 3x my rent and it was tight. I don't consider more than 25% monthly income for rent sustainable in the USA. Would it be different in Mexico?

I recently was in Prague and was surprised how much the architecture reminded me of Guanajuato. It's very European

Great video Ray. I can't wait to go back and visit this place. I fell in love with it on my first trip there.

Wonderful women. Classy, beautiful and well educated.

This is very useful information! I spent a summer in Mexico and Guanajuato was one of our trips. My husband and I are less than 10 years from retirement, and Guanajuato is definitely a place we are thinking about retiring in.

Thank you for sharing your video

I love your attitude so proud of you Ray!!! That is how I feel about Mexico. We own a house in Mexico how difficult is it to get permanent residence?

"If I want to go back to see my wife or my kids"? what?...

You ladies have filled my heart with gratitude for Mexico. The way you speak of your city and locals is very considerate and kind. Would love to have some of that chicken and waffles when I'm back to the area!❤🎉😊

Question are you legalize you residence there or you guys are ilegals

It looks nice there. I'm aware Mexican cuisine doesn't meet our expectations if we are accustomed to Tex-Mex. What are the social attitudes there concerning gays and transgender?

I only pray Americans don’t go down there with their nasty rude ways and change the feel of the atmosphere. Currently, the way these videos go, the culture is still pure and family based. Such a different culture in America. Please Americans, leave your American ways in America so Mexico can stay a rather pleasant country to dwell..

Very cool video, interesting perspectives on relocating to a new land, and Ray's positive approach to assimilating and integrating into his new surroundings is exactly the correct one. If only all travelers (temporary tourists or permanent residents) carried a similar mindset.

Gracias from Texas 👍

Very interesting! Where or wich site can we find a Spanish teacher at this price? I plan to learn Spanish. Thanks

It might still be cheaper to get your healthcare in Mexico than in the US since Medicare doesn't cover everything. Compare.

Thanks for this, Ray. We were in Queretaro, San Miguel de Allende and Guanajuato for a week recently finishing our canje. Guanajuato is a quirky, intriguing place. It’s not the most the “most beautiful” place in Mexico but it seemed to me (after only a few days) to be an intriguing place with a lot of depth. You’re right about the tunnels - such a unique and intriguing aspect along with the hills, steps and alleys. I’d say everyone should see it and explore if it’s right for them.

I loved the Panoramica, the ribbons of Starlings coming in and out of town in the evening, the placitas, La Pipila and La Bufa, and the tunnels. But I have a question about walking in them as you mentioned. Don't they all basically reek of urine or have they cleaned that up in the 40 years since I've been there?

How much for internet? Speeds? Cellphone cost and service areas? These are important.

I've loved Guanajuato since studying Spanish at the Universidad de Guanajuato there in 1984. The other area of Mexico I am familiar with is the Puerto Vallarta area (San Blas Nay.). I recently received an inheritance of about $225k and receive an income of about $1,050/mo and surviving in the U.S. housing market is now very intimidating and crappy. So of course this video interests me.👍🤙✌️ P.S.:I remember our hotel was called the Casa Kloster and I wonder if it's still there all these decades later.

Thank you

Thank you for sharing your video I’d love the opportunity to visit Mexico and stay for awhile, I feel it would be so exciting. I’ve been visiting Merida Mx online and conversing with some of some of the expats who have already moved there. Mexico has so much ancient history, I really feel that I’d very much enjoy it there.😊

where did you find your spanish tutor?

One of the most beautiful cities of the world's most beautiful country.

I love Guanajuato, Mexico. I went there back in 1980 with a couple of friends in college. My father told me to go there and see how the poor people live. My father is from Marfa, Texas and was brought up during the depression. My friends and I went to Mexico City first and to Guanajuato and the last trip was Guadalajara, Mexico. I just flew back from Guadalajara back in March of 2024. OMG! Guadalajara grew so much. I could not believe all the High-Rise buildings there now. It always had so much Greenery back then and I loved it. I was looking at Condo's and House's there now and they are very Modern and beautiful, and the pools are magnificent. Now I would tell my father what poor people. My Niece went to Guadalajara back in February 2024 with her boyfriend who has family there. That was her first time in Mexico, and she loved it and wants to go back again. I want to buy a Vacation home there soon. Just Magnificent and I live in Los Angeles and very expensive to live for the younger generation. That is why my niece went to Mexico to look at property there.

Im also a retired American who has been living in Mexico for many years. I've been renting a 2 bedroom furnished apartment here in Cuernavaca for about $400 USD a month. I've also been to and lived in San Miguel de Allende and Ajijic/Chapala where there's more of an expat population. I grew up in hot humid places in the States and prefer cooler weather. I think Puebla, San Cristobal de Las Casas, would also be great places to visit and live.

Hi! Nice story, would you please share how much do you pay for rent per month? Which is the area in which you leave, meaning down town, north, south… thank you!

Woow lucky man...1200??I can't live in California with 1500...Im moving to Guanajuato ❤😊

Thank You soooo much for not using the word "cheap"

Ray certainly has the right attitude about moving to Mexico! It's great that he appreciates the culture, festivals, people, etc, and has learned some Spanish. I'm wondering why his wife didn't join him in his move?