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In PortlandO it is 6 days and a piece of mail addressed to squatter. I was homeless on discharge from the hospital. Had to sell or at least no other advice. If there had been a child, maybe buyers still excluded. My late Tico husband and i lost property in C.R. too. Early 90's and he was unaware of that law change. He said it was years of crops proven, but idk how many. It was changed to just squat, destroy even, for months

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The superstition comment hit home. I traveled long business over the years to Italy and yes it is true. Think of the evil eye. Goes back millennia. Plus all the saints and processions, just seems a morphing of Roman mythology into modern Catholisism.

What region of usa did you decide to settle in?

I agree!, I`m so done doing sim card every time I go to a new country. Looking forward coming home in in 120 days to America.

Learning the language makes a big difference. .Spanish is easy to learn. I have been in Panama now for 25 years. I never plan to go back to the US. Why should I? Most of my friends back there are in the cemetary. That is what happens when you get old. Anyway Panama is great. Much nicer than Florida if you are looking for a warmer climate.

Do u guys make ur own butter & pasta sauce too?

Would like to see videos on the house

I have been in Mexico living off grid in the forest for 20 years. Best place I have ever lived. Never snows. Never hot or muggy. Nice people.

Well, as Americans, I hope you can see the reason why being a Democrat is really NOT the way to be in the US! When the Democrats instituted policies to allow the US to become a Third World country, game is over. If you vote, I would appreciate it if you did the right thing and not vote for Democrat ever - and especially this year!

Moving abroad hoping to save money is just stupid. You move abroad for different reasons: weather, learning a new language, study or work. Most Americans only speak 'American' and should stay in the US.

Maybe the gringos taking other gringos shopping are getting paid well to take them. A big side hustle possibly

Absolutely true ! Most expats in Mexico could care less about learning Spanish. They go to expat havens and live in a bubble but miss out on so much Knowing Spanish would open more doors to enjoying life

Thanks. Great video.

I watched your videos a few years ago in Equador Absolutely like your honesty, integrity and open minds As you say , you don’t have to keep up with the Jones. Your videos are so most honest I see on RUclips Thanks for your honesty. I enjoy your narration. Very much. And saw the staining the porch video. It doesn’t need to be perfect or to look like the Jones’s I like that porch It’s cool to me. Thanks

you guys are a Gem.

Excelent information . thank you !

What's in Cuenca to attract expats? Doesn't look like much in this video.

Democrat way of life is you will own nothing and be happy.

Foreigners tend to stick out and lots of locals are going to try to scam them. To me it is generally better to stay in one place and try to improve your own property than run around throwing money away in foreign countries. People everywhere face the same economic vicissitudes and struggles because all countries of any consequence are controlled by the same syndicate using their own political puppets and all are suffering under the financial predation of the fiat banking cartel as the global livestock are driven closer to the long planned Agenda 2030-21.

Lifestyle choices can be too extreme in either camp. Once in retirement most people have to manage with whatever resources they have or go back to work. 80% of retirees have less than 200,000 in liquid assets and so are not going to be able to live off their principle for very long or very well. I am supposing the application of the widely recommended 4% rule. I don’t know anything about your past other than what you have stated here but I suggest that perhaps "Early Lifestyle” would be have done better to have traveled less and saved more so that today they would have more savings which would supplement the socialist insecurity. Things are not going to get better no matter which fake party is in office.

Thanks a lot for sharing and, I believe you're right. Having lived abroad in 5 different countries for 25 years, have taught me more or less, the same as you just tell here 😊 I, as the majority of Danes who move abroad, will never again move back to my so-called "own country" but, that's a story for another day.. I. as some American friends. have experienced un-friendliness (direct hostility) in some countries but, when we've researched the reasons, this was never about us personally, as we were more than welcome, only our passports (the place they are issued) were/are disliked where we visited... hence, I'm referring to Denmark... I am mé, not my passport which these countries realised and, welcomed me - thank you millions to the people in these lovely countries, for actually acting as humans Havé a lovely week in the US 🤗

You need to cut out that bad section and go back with another section of 1/2 in ply wood or whatever is under there then re shingle. Always keep a square of seal tabs, caulk, roofing nails and roofing tools. You will save money and time in the long run instead of running to the lumber yard every time you have a repair. If you are a home owner you also need some kind of storage for tools for basic plumbing, electrical and carpentry. whenever you buy bolts, fittings, elec. supplies etc. always try and buy a little extra to save time and trouble in the long run.

I couldn't live abroad long term, short term for sure. Maybe during the worst three months of weather in the southern part of Australia where I live. I could use Kuala Lumpur, Bangkok or Bali as a HUB, venturing out on cheap flights for a few weeks. Just come back from KL and Singapore. I've cycle toured, backpacked and campervanned throughout the world and there are lots of places I like and could live for a few weeks, but get itchy feet and want to move especially when I've got a bicycle.

The banking cartel in collusion with the fake congress has for decades depreciated the fiat currency (so called inflation) at ap. 50% every 17 years. This is a massive indirect tax on productivity and is ultimately a transfer of real wealth (land, water, minerals and infrastructure) into the hands of the insiders at the top.

Generally where ever you go, if you live in a good place with amenities and space like your’e accustomed too in the U.S. then its going to cost more than you are led to believe. Moving is stressful and expensive for most people and lots of them would have been better off to have just stayed where they were.

I see lots of videos about the wonderful expat life in the Philippines. They paint a picture of a tropical paradise full of beautiful women just waiting for foreigners. I have noticed that foreigners have no avenue to citizenship or even due process and are viewed as basically 2nd class ATM’s. What will it be like for them when some “contingency” comes? Would like Lifestyle’s comment on my perception.

Weather is my number one prerequisite. Then cost of living. I have fun researching where it’s in the 70’s all year long.

crime? do you realize how much crime in usa has increased

If you're someone who thought even for a moment that the virus was a scary real thing, then you're probably not the type of person who will be a successful long term expat.

Americans are famous or infamous for being Americans wherever they go. What do I mean. We expect everybody to speak English, but they don't. We don't take time to do research and study the culture and customs. Once again, we just plow ahead and get stunned when we find things we expect to be there, are not. I've lived overseas for a total of 15 years and learned the hard way. If you want to suceed, do your due diligence as you did in college and get overr being an 'American'!

You are very right about the fact that as we age we get more set in our ways of living - when I was in my early 20s i immigrated to the USA from europe (came to grad school) and even though it was hard and I only came with 2 suitcases, I adjusted fine. Last year at 49 yrs we immigrated to mexico thinking to retire early and be done with USA but we cannot adapt and will go back home (to US) in a few months. We miss all the small things we got used to - our foods, the even and clean sidewalks, Panera Bread (both the coffee shop environment and the bagels - we won't be able to afford the food there anymore, just to share a coffee and a bagel), etc. Plus we've seen our share of scary stuff even though we are in the safest part of town (a dead beat up body in front of Chedraui at 8am on a Saturday, mean-looking people with guns rushing inside a residential home on the safe street we walk on pretty often, and a couple other things that scared us to death)... You are also right about what happens in emergency times - I can't help thinking that if a big hurricane hits where we live now, we would be the last ones to get supplies or any help...

It is all about going to a place with eyes wide open. Better to know potential outcomes beforehand

I have lived in a small town in Thailand for 18 years and have a Thai wife. I shop at the local vendors and only carry a small amount of cash. I can pay the various utility bills. After you have used a local vendor for 2,000 times, they will not cheat you. I have had them give me too much money back and I always return the excess money they gave me by mistake. At first, I just watched the locals and followed their lead. Besides one expat friend, I only see 2 or 3 foreigners per year.

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Hello, I’m considering moving to Italy. I would be grateful if you could give me some advice please.

Thank you for the real truth!

Why do they keep calling MIGRATING PEOPLE from Europe, the USA, Canada or any other society from the west the fancy name of EXPATS, instead of what they actually are? Migrants, Immigrants, Invaders, Occupiers, Illegals, Colonizers and Zionists.

Thank you both again. Your videos always show the reality of living abroad. I am enjoying your new adventures.

Two different Portugal expat channels reported a year or so ago that 50% of North American expats leave after 2 years and 70% after 5 years. That's pretty telling.

Interesting viewpoint. Now that you're back, how do you plan for your end of life...assisted living.. nursing home... That's exactly what I don't want. Good luck with your choice.

Our friends move to Manta in sept 2015. Buying a beautiful condo at some new build hotel . The hotel used the first 4 floors as a hotel the rest were sold as condos. It was in the building stage so they could the best appliances and good choice about the paints and tiles. They left Canada selling their house and cars and everything else. The reason fora cheaper lifestyle and warmer climate By Feb the came back because the husband found it to hot to live there plus he was diagnosed with Parkinson’s They where in luck that some Americans bought their condo really quick Healthcare in a foreign country is not the same especially if you don’t speak the language . Back to Canada and since then his health is deteriorating. Thank got our free healthcare . They would not be able to afford all the countless test and specialist nor understood the terminalagis

Looking forward to following your continued adventures, now that you’re back home.

What gets me about moving back to good old USA, most of these people are moving to the southeast USA and Texas,which are the places that will most be affected by the" coming 'climate change" ,(I call it :climate chaos).Even in moving back,people are following the crowd.

Love how your channel tells the truth!

Real honesty here folks! I am slow traveling and doing so relatively inexpensively. But I also can live relatively inexpensively in the U.S. I do this, for how long I have no idea, because living in the US is so easy and I welcome a bit of a challenge, a bit of fascination with how the rest of the world lives and experiences life. These "Expat bubble" areas are grotesque, to me. Trying to re-create where you come from in a new country. And if I hear the word "cheap" one more time I think my head will explode. By the time these Gringos move back home they have altered the locals economic situation, and often not for the better. My opinion.

I've found a way that works for me. Work half the year at a seasonal job in a national park in the US, then spend the other half of the year traveling and experiencing new places around the world. I get to experience some amazing and beautiful parts of the US, save money over the summer/fall months, then get to scratch my travel itch. I can see family in a few places in the states while I'm working there. I know it can be challenging living overseas for the long term. I lived and taught English in South Korea and Shanghai, and this gave me a sense for what it might be like to be an expat for a few years. I'm enjoying the flexibility I have now with this nomadic life. For anyone considering moving overseas, I recommend taking exploratory trips, and spending a few months in a place you're interested in. It's the only way to know for sure if it's the right move for you

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Not everything is not perfect, everything is a balancing test.

Amen to that!. I been in East Asia for 7 months!. Ready to go back home to America soon!. I`ll be going home in December.