Mexico has many things going for it, when I moved here 8 years ago things were slow and 3rd world behind but today its evolving quickly and become a cool place to live in part or full time.

I settled with my family on the South East coast of Mexico for many reasons, the weather, the beaches the warm water of the Caribbean and mostly, the people are slow and easy to live with. My kids now 12 and pushing 20 love the schools and social life and yes they speak Spanish fluently, I on the other hand only speak 30%.

There is so much to do on the East coast and we get over 6 million tourists a year especially when snow is North many will be here escaping the winter or high taxes and expenses.

As a real estate agent I have seen huge development over the last 5 years, to call it a boom is correct but one can still find a new modern home for under $150k close to all modern shopping malls cinemas or the beach.

Living or retiring in Mexico is a great move. Super new hospitals and low medical expenses. Low taxes, low costs, a slower easier pace of life.

Real estate investing does well for many people who see the boom and demand for new homes villas or condos and we still have low costs and land costs. I build both homes and condos for offshore investors and they are happy with double digit returns and no risk. www.primeinvestmentrealty.com

Many Americans, Canadians, Europeans have moved here in the last few years either full or part time as they own a vacation home or villa and rent it out when back North. I lately heard 7 million now in Mexico and increasing with popularity.

For those of you ready to move to a warmer slower pace of life I will be glad to assist with your move if you want a condo home or villa near or on the beach in Paradise.

www.playacondorealty.com

Dave is retired but always active with real estate in this part of the world.

davereinvest@gmail.com

Mexico has many things going for it, when I moved here 8 years ago things were slow and 3rd world behind but today its evolving quickly and become a cool place to live in part or full time.

I settled with my family on the South East coast of Mexico for many reasons, the weather, the beaches the warm water of the Caribbean and mostly, the people are slow and easy to live with. My kids now 12 and pushing 20 love the schools and social life and yes they speak Spanish fluently, I on the other hand only speak 30%.

There is so much to do on the East coast and we get over 6 million tourists a year especially when snow is North many will be here escaping the winter or high taxes and expenses.

As a real estate agent I have seen huge development over the last 5 years, to call it a boom is correct but one can still find a new modern home for under $150k close to all modern shopping malls cinemas or the beach.

Living or retiring in Mexico is a great move. Super new hospitals and low medical expenses. Low taxes, low costs, a slower easier pace of life.

Real estate investing does well for many people who see the boom and demand for new homes villas or condos and we still have low costs and land costs. I build both homes and condos for offshore investors and they are happy with double digit returns and no risk. www.primeinvestmentrealty.com

Many Americans, Canadians, Europeans have moved here in the last few years either full or part time as they own a vacation home or villa and rent it out when back North. I lately heard 7 million now in Mexico and increasing with popularity.

For those of you ready to move to a warmer slower pace of life I will be glad to assist with your move if you want a condo home or villa near or on the beach in Paradise.

www.playacondorealty.com

Dave is retired but always active with real estate in this part of the world.

davereinvest@gmail.com

The very first step you’ll need to take, however, is reviewing land for sale in Mexico so that you can pick the very best parcel for building and using for entertainment and recreation. There are many different things to consider when choosing a piece of land for sale in Mexico and knowing what to look for will help to save you time and may prevent you from wasting money on an investment that is unsound.

The first thing you need to do when choosing a piece of land in the Puerto Vallarta real estate market is think about the size of the parcel you want to purchase. If you want to build a modest vacation home, you probably won’t need very much land. Just purchase enough for your home and leave some room for outdoor entertaining and recreation and you should be able to build the perfect vacation property. If you want a more luxurious home with a lot of outdoor space, the size of the parcel you purchase should be larger than if you had no plans for using a lot of outdoor space. This will give you the opportunity to have a lot of guests and be able to allow them to enjoy the beauty of your property. Before you make your final purchasing decision, you’ll need to make sure there are no ownership issues with the land you want to buy and you’ll also want to make sure there are no outstanding debts that you can be held responsible for. After all, you’re purchasing this land for sale in Mexico so you can create a less frustrating life for yourself in Puerto Vallarta.

Your beachfront property in Mexico is within your reach. Check out the listings of Playa del Carmen Real Estate, Puerto Vallarta Property and Cancun Real Estate for insight into this booming market. Contact Tom Budniak for the best deals in Mexican Property.

Tom Budniak operates, owns, and manages Realty Executives Vallarta here in Puerto Vallarta, Mexico. Tom’s office is considered by many in the industry to be the top office in Puerto Vallarta. Tom, from Realty Executives Mexican Caribbean is a Certified Member of RMRE and MLS 4 Riviera Maya. Check out all of the resources available through Tom and Realty Executives Vallarta.

Author: Tom Budniak