Go From A Timeshare In Mexico To Living There Full Time!
Tourists have been known to purchase time-shares in Mexico, and some of those people transition to living full-time in Mexico, maybe retiring in Mexico. In this video, Brighton and Larry explore the differences between owning full-time and owning a timeshare. Larry and Ros have a timeshare in San Jose del Cabo and a house about 1-2 hours away near Cabo Pulmo. It’s definitely a different lifestyle, but now they enjoy both. Their home on the east cape near Cabo Pulmo is also an Airbnb. Ros and Larry are wonderful hosts. You can check out their place here: https://www.airbnb.com/rooms/67317187... Support this channel by buying me a margarita over at https://www.buymeacoffee.com/AlmostRe... The Mexico Relocation Guide is the perfect resource for moving to Mexico. We've partnered with them and you can get the guide here: https://mexicorelocationguide.com/?re...
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