Girl! based on your comment before you open your front door, I was expecting a futon on the floor LOL! Your decor is lovely, the colors are beautiful and it isn't cluttered. You did good
I lived in Playa De Tijuana many years ago, right in the beach. This was before it was an actual thing for Americans to move to Mexico. I loved it so much, brand new condo on the water…
The mini split literally uses very little electricity it's not like the American HVAC systems the Mini Splits also condition and clean the air as well as act as dehumidifiers and constantly pull moisture out of the air they're literally the perfect Appliance to have to condition your air! Being in that subtropical climate you should run your AC or at least keep it on the dry setting all the time! Those are new units so they should be well insulated but if you're having issues with your mini split not keeping your entire space at a normalized temperature then maybe look for cracks under the doors or Energy Efficiency using a thermal camera to see if maybe the windows aren't as an efficient as they could be and that's where you're losing your cool air or where your heat exchange is happening but you turning the AC off is the worst thing you could do for your Energy Efficiency it causes everything in the room to warm up so when you do turn the AC on it has to work twice as hard to cool all the surfaces back down before it can keep it even at a constant temperature where is if you just leave the small appliance on all the time it uses less electricity and less energy because it doesn't have to cool things off it just keeps them cool all the time cool and dry I know I'm rambling and sound like a Salesman but I do know what I'm talking about
Hola Malikah! Nice digs, thanks for the tour of your new home! After remote beach camping and surfing throughout Baja for over 40 years with never any problems, I fell in love with the happy friendly people and family based culture, so I retired early and moved to Ensenada from the LA/Ventura area of CA last year. Although I do have a funny story about meeting some cartel members about 30 years ago at remote point break near Punta Abreojos while camping, I feel much safer here than in the US (and I'm a blond haired blue eyed definitely white guy gringo!!) Only the cartels have guns and they tend to keep things between themselves in well known areas to stay away from whereas everyone in the US has a gun and shootings are randomly happening everyday, everywhere and anywhere you may go! Where I live is two miles from the beach and the harbor malecon/centro area, it's the busiest and most crowded part of the city. I have a car but really only use it to go to the local beaches to go surfing or to the "Big" mercados and the occasional two hour drive south of town to camp and surf at the multiple perfect point breaks near a sleepy fishing village named Camalu. I just filled it up for the fourth time since flying to McAllen Texas to the only Consulate where could I still qualify on my SS pension to get my Temporary Resident Visa and driving here from LA last November. Within a half mile of me I have everything I regularly need that I can walk or take a short bike ride to and the weather is perfect year round with low heat, no humidity, mosquitos or bugs so I can spend my days outside without the need for a/c. It gets cool enough to sleep comfortably at night with some blankets. I have a no GMO freshly harvested organic fruit, juice and vegetable stand right across the street where everything is low price, like an avocado for around $0.50us and numerous food stands and restaurants where I can easily get a tasty lunch or dinner. I walk a few times a week for lunch at a place where you can get fresh caught $1.30us fish tacos con todo and another place where you can get get Al Pastor (marinated pork on a fired spit, mmmm!) tacos con todo for $14 pesos or around $0.77us each!! I rent a beautifully furnished one bedroom one bath with all utilities, cable and internet with maid and laundry service included for $12,000 pesos per month or around $654us at todays exchange rate of 18.33 in the higher end Colonia Hidalgo part of Ensenada. It was just under $600us when I moved here. Even though my electric is included, my bill has never been over $7.50us per month! Anyone who is still on the fence and contemplating a move to Mexico to live a much more affordable, healthier, happier and safer life, don't wait or keep putting it off because the time will never seem to be "just right"! After all isn't it a higher quality no stress life what we all strive for? Buena suerte!🤷♂😎🏄🌮🍍🥥🍯
I loved that you gave info on the little quirks like the water, bottom of the door for critters, the mold issue, etc. Very helpful. Such a nice home. Thx&see ya😁
$1032.45 in USD??!! I’m paying $974 for a 2b,1.5 bath in Indianapolis. No pool, no extra cabinet space, a basic townhome. This is a great price for ALL you have included! And you have a very nice place by the way. Thank you for being so detailed as always! #CountingOurDays
I LOVE your home and I too have already start living the minimalist life before I retire abroad. I sold all of my furniture except the queen bed frame and dresser. Your rent is budget friendly and it’s according to your budget. I will retire in four years and I’m making plans to retire in Mexico. I’ve had enough of the United States. My first visit to Mexico was in 2018 just for fun and I instantly fell in love with the vibe. I just left Mexico this pass October with family (third visit). I will visit Mexico for the fourth time solo for three weeks in June of 2024. I plan to ride the Maya Train and spend sometime in Merida. I hope to see you around Malikah!! #readytoretire, #myretirementjourney. Pamela Munn😊
I love your place. I like the modern kitchen cabinets. I also like the black bars along the steps! yep! Most houses don't have ANY rails along the steps...VERY dangerous!. Your Landlord REALLY thought about the water issue. I have NEVER seen that setup with the water bottle pump into the fridge. That's wonderful. Landlord might consider putting a split unit IN the bedroom after you've lived there for a bit.
I like the black bars as well! I would be afraid to live somewhere without the railings! Someone else commented on the water set up. I had never seen it either. I do have a split in the bedroom just not in the bathroom.
I am in my test ex-pat city and am ABSOLUTELY going minimalist. Loved your home's look; it's so much like what I've set up and feels strangely affirming! LOVE the pump for the water jugs; wow. Subscribing to your channel and I'm only 10 minutes in, lol.
I love your home and interior decor! The only thing keeping me from Merida is that heat! I’m going to Queretaro instead. As for the ceiling fan, I believe it has to turn counter clockwise to cool the air (according to google) Double check your fan. Subscribed ♥️
Thumbs up video. I like what you've done with your place! Thats absolutely a good price to pay for what you have! Modern with multiple bedrooms and a pool. Mexico may be the move for me too. Glad to see my people doing it!
Your place is spectacular considering the prices in the US and for you to be coming from Birmingham Alabama. it's amazing how affordable things are. I currently live in Las Vegas and the bang for the buck is no longer a great deal. I am about to turn 65 in a few months and think this will be a great transition. Thanks for sharing such great information
Very nice video Thank you for sharing and bing transparent. God bless you in your new place.. I love Merida too! My daughter moved there in July and I’ve been there twice and looking forward to my move there from New York in July 2024
Beautiful and fantastic 🎉🎉Wish homes in the US are as elegant AND as affordable for the most people. Thanks for sharing. You have done a great job and please keep up the good work!
Yes!!! And this is too big for me. I was hoping to find smaller and for a bit less money but I’m not complaining yet! I used to live in Frederick MD many many years ago.
@@YOUR-WORD-IS-YOUR-BOND That's great! However, the whole point is that you can get this much and NOT have to live in the USA which is what many of us don't want to do any longer!
This is my first time viewing your channel. I deeply appreciate your detailed descriptions and thoughts as you present. Thank you! I'll be moving to Merida in March.
FOR your stove rack ; try visiting a large hardware store, Lowe's, Home Depot, take the dimensions with you Call your AC guy and ask him to raise up the bottom attachment mountings maybe 2 inches, then the air flow would go straight out vs hitting you in the back. Is some adjustment with the vent flap, you can raise it up higher too You live like we do here in Brasil, we go to bed at 0100 and wake up at noon ! Totally retired ! Have rented a 1br 100 feet from the ocean for $400 a month there but bought a 700 sq ft apto and live on $600 a month !
There is an aftermarket parts store in Mexico that I will try. Home Depot said the stove parts cannot be sold separate and they can't order . Enjoy your retirement! I lived in a 500 sq ft condo in Bangkok before Mexico and that really was all I needed.
Not to flush toilet paper down the toilet is an idea that some people think is the way it should be….but please ask other people…I am pretty sure you can flush it just fine across the entire Mexican republic….even more with only one person living there…I am Mexican ….I remember, like 45 years ago, there used to be sings at restaurant b-rooms instructing costumers not to use the trash bins but to flush instead. btw…your sofa is short because of the modern style…
I was thinking the same thing. The reason you can't flush your TP in a lot of places in Mexico is because those buildings are old and have old and smaller pipes. Most newer places have bigger pipes so you are able to flush. I've gotten used to it. Just keep the butter side down!
@@davidsebastianelli1326 I have to disagree. Older buildings have 4” clay pipes…. Maybe the sewer system was not as good….or maybe the old toilet installations had no vent pipes, therefore no pressure….But…in reality…it is more like a bad habit….my grandma wouldn’t let us flush the tp (at her house) until the city prohibited burning trash in the backyard and finally she accepted the fact that all would be fine…and it was….about 50 years ago…
This was very informative! Especially tips for keeping spiders out lol! I like the setup of water going to fridge as well! You forgot to say what you pay for Electricity now? (Before landlord installs the solar). 🌺
The bill that came wasn’t a true bill. It was only for 23 days of usage but the bills are generated every 2 months. So for 23 days it was roughly 2400 pesos . I paid half , the owner paid the other half.
Great info. I own an air bnb in Mérida and you are spot on with maintenance things. we clean the sarro from the faucets quarterly and clean the ac units twice a year. Life is short-swim naked!! 😀
Your house is really lovely. I noticed the lack of handrails in every house I've seen, and I'm glad you, unlike others, talked about the problem of mold there. I thought it was a coastal thing but after looking at the map, you're not far from the channel. So you .must be in a gated community. Was a highrise never in the cards for you? Glad you're back, Malikah. Enjoy hanging with you. Nice place, love the touch of yellow.
The humidity here is brutal! I was in a high rise in Bangkok. I hate hearing people slamming their doors, talking, arguing and walking past my door shuffling their feet 😂.
I love the video. You have a beautiful home and I can't wait to move to Mexico for the next few years. That's my plan. Anyway. Enjoy your stay. You have a beautiful home. Enjoy it. I love it and thanks for the video
Nice place, and a good deal too! When we were in Playa in 2020, we paid 22,000 pesos for a 2bd2ba condo. It had one of those staircases without the railing. Glad you're loving it in Merida -- thanks for the tour!
@malikahonthemove9878 all good here, rainy season trying to show out. I hear you on Playa ... that's why we left. Look forward to seeing more of Merida.
I don't know why I watch this but I do love the house, especially the plants and the yellow color. Makes you feel alive. Yeah, I enjoyed the video, good for you lady.
Congratulations on your beautiful home. At least you are much closer to family than I will be. Hadn't consider the travel time between home and family. You have great taste in design. Struggling with trying to blend art deco with modern. Thanks for sharing your home with us.
Love this video my sister GOD BLESS YOU. My wife and I plan on doing a month in the outskirts of Playa del Carmen soon. Your video was very helpful 🤝🏾👍🏾😆
Greetings! I just discovered your channel, and, let me tell you, I love it! Congratulations on this beautiful home and my best of wishes for you and your future! Gracias for Joe I hope the door to your home to all of us ❤️🙏
@@malikahonthemove YOU LOOK VERY HAPPY AND CONTENT. SADLY, LIVING IN THE U.S. CAN TRULY STRESS ONE OUT. DOES MY HEART GOOD TO SEE YOU SERENE AND HAPPY🌻
Malikah you are right 10033$ a month is a steal because in new York city for a no bedroom or kitchen apartment cost 1000 or more ; so having bedroom 3 half bathroom for the amount you pay is fantastic. You go girl: you travel and how your living your best life God bless you. I love how you are able to find solutions to problems in your home and sharing with us, you made me want to move there. Right on
Hi, I just came across this video and love the information. I just left Merida yesterday after visiting to see if what I had been seeing and reading was true. To sum it up, I didn't want to leave. I really love Merida (the Cenotes, Progreso Beach, nightly entertainment in the squares...). I am planning on returning in July for an extended stay. Thank you for taking the time to share your home and experiences. 🙂
Omg your place is so beautiful!! Congrats on your move to Mexico and a slower pace of life. I’m starting to plan my escape from Canada so thank you for sharing this information. 🙏🏽
@@malikahonthemove Unfortunately the cost of living here in Toronto is out of control. Rent and food prices are beyond ridiculous. If I could only get a job down in Mexico or a full remote job I would have already left Canada. My research has started and I won’t stop until I make my dream a reality.
I love your place! Love the yellow throughout your place 💛. I am planning to leave the US too ..not sure if it'll be Mexico or Panama ....but I would love it if I could get a place just the size of yours! Thanks for sharing...these videos are such an inspiration!
If you want to feel more like home, like you can blend in the Panama is good. If you want to pay less for a beautiful home, Merida. It has gotten too expensive in Panama and I don’t recommend further out of the city where many expats live. Different issues.
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Girl! based on your comment before you open your front door, I was expecting a futon on the floor LOL! Your decor is lovely, the colors are beautiful and it isn't cluttered. You did good
Thanks ! Hey, I’m too old for the futon on the floor 😁
@@malikahonthemove Same here I missed the whole Living in a Hostel period LOL! At my age there is no way that I am sacrificing my comfort or privacy.
@@malikahonthemove 🤣😂😅
I lived in Playa De Tijuana many years ago, right in the beach. This was before it was an actual thing for Americans to move to Mexico. I loved it so much, brand new condo on the water…
You can buy a dehumidifier for your home. It will remove all the moisture from your air. A house that size you might need one per floor.
Those air conditioners typically have a dehumidifier setting. Mine does.
@@gleti5793 Yep, I found mine two months after moved in and that is all I run now. It still can get a lil chilly though.
She ain't to spending money
I used BBQ charcoal bricks around the house. They made a huge difference.
The mini split literally uses very little electricity it's not like the American HVAC systems the Mini Splits also condition and clean the air as well as act as dehumidifiers and constantly pull moisture out of the air they're literally the perfect Appliance to have to condition your air! Being in that subtropical climate you should run your AC or at least keep it on the dry setting all the time! Those are new units so they should be well insulated but if you're having issues with your mini split not keeping your entire space at a normalized temperature then maybe look for cracks under the doors or Energy Efficiency using a thermal camera to see if maybe the windows aren't as an efficient as they could be and that's where you're losing your cool air or where your heat exchange is happening but you turning the AC off is the worst thing you could do for your Energy Efficiency it causes everything in the room to warm up so when you do turn the AC on it has to work twice as hard to cool all the surfaces back down before it can keep it even at a constant temperature where is if you just leave the small appliance on all the time it uses less electricity and less energy because it doesn't have to cool things off it just keeps them cool all the time cool and dry I know I'm rambling and sound like a Salesman but I do know what I'm talking about
Great place. And the price is amazing for such a large new modern home with a pool and all the other amenities. 👍🏻
Hola Malikah! Nice digs, thanks for the tour of your new home! After remote beach camping and surfing throughout Baja for over 40 years with never any problems, I fell in love with the happy friendly people and family based culture, so I retired early and moved to Ensenada from the LA/Ventura area of CA last year. Although I do have a funny story about meeting some cartel members about 30 years ago at remote point break near Punta Abreojos while camping, I feel much safer here than in the US (and I'm a blond haired blue eyed definitely white guy gringo!!) Only the cartels have guns and they tend to keep things between themselves in well known areas to stay away from whereas everyone in the US has a gun and shootings are randomly happening everyday, everywhere and anywhere you may go! Where I live is two miles from the beach and the harbor malecon/centro area, it's the busiest and most crowded part of the city. I have a car but really only use it to go to the local beaches to go surfing or to the "Big" mercados and the occasional two hour drive south of town to camp and surf at the multiple perfect point breaks near a sleepy fishing village named Camalu. I just filled it up for the fourth time since flying to McAllen Texas to the only Consulate where could I still qualify on my SS pension to get my Temporary Resident Visa and driving here from LA last November. Within a half mile of me I have everything I regularly need that I can walk or take a short bike ride to and the weather is perfect year round with low heat, no humidity, mosquitos or bugs so I can spend my days outside without the need for a/c. It gets cool enough to sleep comfortably at night with some blankets. I have a no GMO freshly harvested organic fruit, juice and vegetable stand right across the street where everything is low price, like an avocado for around $0.50us and numerous food stands and restaurants where I can easily get a tasty lunch or dinner. I walk a few times a week for lunch at a place where you can get fresh caught $1.30us fish tacos con todo and another place where you can get get Al Pastor (marinated pork on a fired spit, mmmm!) tacos con todo for $14 pesos or around $0.77us each!! I rent a beautifully furnished one bedroom one bath with all utilities, cable and internet with maid and laundry service included for $12,000 pesos per month or around $654us at todays exchange rate of 18.33 in the higher end Colonia Hidalgo part of Ensenada. It was just under $600us when I moved here. Even though my electric is included, my bill has never been over $7.50us per month! Anyone who is still on the fence and contemplating a move to Mexico to live a much more affordable, healthier, happier and safer life, don't wait or keep putting it off because the time will never seem to be "just right"! After all isn't it a higher quality no stress life what we all strive for? Buena suerte!🤷♂😎🏄🌮🍍🥥🍯
It sounds like you have made a great life for yourself! Enjoy to the fullest 🦋
🤗🤗🤗👍🏿👍🏿🤗
Asé
3rd year in Baja - got my PR last year and now making MX my new home ❤
I loved that you gave info on the little quirks like the water, bottom of the door for critters, the mold issue, etc. Very helpful.
Such a nice home.
Thx&see ya😁
Thanks for watching!
$1032.45 in USD??!! I’m paying $974 for a 2b,1.5 bath in Indianapolis. No pool, no extra cabinet space, a basic townhome. This is a great price for ALL you have included! And you have a very nice place by the way.
Thank you for being so detailed as always!
#CountingOurDays
You had better believe this is a great price! There are many comparable places like this for a bit cheaper as well! Thanks for watching !
@@malikahonthemove For sure! No problem. Again, thanks for allowing us up in your business a little bit. 😂😂😂
I pay 1600$ for 1 bedroom in a 2bdrm 1 bath apartment - roommates in the other room. I live in California 🙄
Your home is lovely! Wish I had the balls to do this lol Go girl! 💙
Thank you!😊
Truly the best video I’ve seen on real day in the life living in Merida! Subscribed
Wow, thank you!
Yes, I agree! Thank you Malikah ❤
I LOVE your home and I too have already start living the minimalist life before I retire abroad. I sold all of my furniture except the queen bed frame and dresser. Your rent is budget friendly and it’s according to your budget. I will retire in four years and I’m making plans to retire in Mexico. I’ve had enough of the United States. My first visit to Mexico was in 2018 just for fun and I instantly fell in love with the vibe. I just left Mexico this pass October with family (third visit). I will visit Mexico for the fourth time solo for three weeks in June of 2024. I plan to ride the Maya Train and spend sometime in Merida. I hope to see you around Malikah!! #readytoretire, #myretirementjourney. Pamela Munn😊
Hi, your plan sounds wonderful. I wish you the best! I’m excited about the Maya train as well!
I love your place. I like the modern kitchen cabinets. I also like the black bars along the steps! yep! Most houses don't have ANY rails along the steps...VERY dangerous!. Your Landlord REALLY thought about the water issue. I have NEVER seen that setup with the water bottle pump into the fridge. That's wonderful. Landlord might consider putting a split unit IN the bedroom after you've lived there for a bit.
I like the black bars as well! I would be afraid to live somewhere without the railings! Someone else commented on the water set up. I had never seen it either. I do have a split in the bedroom just not in the bathroom.
I am in my test ex-pat city and am ABSOLUTELY going minimalist. Loved your home's look; it's so much like what I've set up and feels strangely affirming! LOVE the pump for the water jugs; wow. Subscribing to your channel and I'm only 10 minutes in, lol.
I’m glad you are here and thanks for the compliment! What city ?
Thank you for the tour and tips for living in Merida Mexico! Your home is beautiful!
Thank you! Thanks for watching.
I love your home and interior decor! The only thing keeping me from Merida is that heat! I’m going to Queretaro instead. As for the ceiling fan, I believe it has to turn counter clockwise to cool the air (according to google) Double check your fan. Subscribed ♥️
Thank you ! I will double check the fan. Thanks for the sub!
😀😀👍 amazing! When you told the price you pay per month. That is awesome, 3 bd, 3 1/2 baths, wow! & it's new & has a pool.
Beautiful home. ❤ I love the modern look and all of the plants!
Thanks for allowing us to
Walk through your home, It’s beautiful! I never thought of
Mexico but maybe I’ll look more into it. Thanks again God bless!
Beautiful place. Love your decorations. Great information. 👍🏿 ❤
Thumbs up video. I like what you've done with your place! Thats absolutely a good price to pay for what you have! Modern with multiple bedrooms and a pool. Mexico may be the move for me too. Glad to see my people doing it!
Thanks for watching!
Your place is spectacular considering the prices in the US and for you to be coming from Birmingham Alabama. it's amazing how affordable things are. I currently live in Las Vegas and the bang for the buck is no longer a great deal. I am about to turn 65 in a few months and think this will be a great transition. Thanks for sharing such great information
You are welcome! I lived in Vegas at one time and I agree the savings isn’t there anymore.
Hello Malika I am Daron my dream is to live abroad. Do you have a social media handle? I have a few questions.
Love your home! You gave great tips as well! Thanks!
I LOVE your place and especially the sunny yellow stuff!
I think that's a great deal for a beautiful home! Thanks for sharing.
Thank you for sharing!!! amazing place!! great video !
your home is beautiful and this was sooooo good! i love your commentary and personality! never change!
Thank you, that made my day 🌸🦋
Very nice home! Enjoyed the walk around tour!
Very nice video Thank you for sharing and bing transparent. God bless you in your new place.. I love Merida too! My daughter moved there in July and I’ve been there twice and looking forward to my move there from New York in July 2024
Beautiful and fantastic 🎉🎉Wish homes in the US are as elegant AND as affordable for the most people. Thanks for sharing. You have done a great job and please keep up the good work!
Thanks for watching!🦋
The US is a failing nation. Get out while you can. Soviet Trumpistan is going to be like North Korea but run by idiots.
Thanks for this tour! There are a lot of helpful tips here. And your home is lovely! 😊
Thanks so much! 😊
Omg! I thought you were gonna say you pay over $2000. I'm paying $1350 for a tiny 1 bedroom in Maryland. You got a bargain...I love it!!!
Yes!!! And this is too big for me. I was hoping to find smaller and for a bit less money but I’m not complaining yet! I used to live in Frederick MD many many years ago.
I live in Georgia in a 2 bdrm door less... It's nice with amenities...
@@YOUR-WORD-IS-YOUR-BOND That's great! However, the whole point is that you can get this much and NOT have to live in the USA which is what many of us don't want to do any longer!
Beautiful 🌴. Great to find your peace.🌷
Super informative……great information…thanks for sharing!
This is my first time viewing your channel. I deeply appreciate your detailed descriptions and thoughts as you present. Thank you! I'll be moving to Merida in March.
Thank you! Best wishes on your move!
Thanks for sharing! Super, super cute place and the decorating is great. Great price for the space and a pool. Enjoy!
Thanks for watching! 🦋
FOR your stove rack ; try visiting a large hardware store, Lowe's, Home Depot, take the dimensions with you
Call your AC guy and ask him to raise up the bottom attachment mountings maybe 2 inches, then the air flow would go straight out vs hitting you in the back. Is some adjustment with the vent flap, you can raise it up higher too
You live like we do here in Brasil, we go to bed at 0100 and wake up at noon ! Totally retired !
Have rented a 1br 100 feet from the ocean for $400 a month there but bought a 700 sq ft apto and live on $600 a month !
There is an aftermarket parts store in Mexico that I will try. Home Depot said the stove parts cannot be sold separate and they can't order . Enjoy your retirement! I lived in a 500 sq ft condo in Bangkok before Mexico and that really was all I needed.
Love this home how wonderful! You are the first TH-camr I’ve seen talk about the bugs and spiders thank you for sharing
Thank you so much!
Lovely home. Majors congrats to you❤
Your home is beautiful!
I love your home, it is very beautiful. You are a smart lady.
Such a lovely home!
AMAZING! so happy for you!
I really enjoyed your content here!! And you’re funny. Lovely minimalist home
I love your video. Your home is awesome! Thank you for the informative video.
Thank you and thanks for watching 🦋
It is beautiful!!!
Beautiful home. Thank you for sharing your space.
Thank you. 🦋
Love the pool and outdoor shower! Try it, they are spectacular!
Not to flush toilet paper down the toilet is an idea that some people think is the way it should be….but please ask other people…I am pretty sure you can flush it just fine across the entire Mexican republic….even more with only one person living there…I am Mexican ….I remember, like 45 years ago, there used to be sings at restaurant b-rooms instructing costumers not to use the trash bins but to flush instead. btw…your sofa is short because of the modern style…
I was thinking the same thing. The reason you can't flush your TP in a lot of places in Mexico is because those buildings are old and have old and smaller pipes. Most newer places have bigger pipes so you are able to flush. I've gotten used to it. Just keep the butter side down!
@@davidsebastianelli1326 I have to disagree. Older buildings have 4” clay pipes…. Maybe the sewer system was not as good….or maybe the old toilet installations had no vent pipes, therefore no pressure….But…in reality…it is more like a bad habit….my grandma wouldn’t let us flush the tp (at her house) until the city prohibited burning trash in the backyard and finally she accepted the fact that all would be fine…and it was….about 50 years ago…
A Bidet would be great in the bathroom.
Yes happiness is priceless. I feel your peace
Love the video Malikha' your home is adorable
Thanks 🦋
thank you for this very informative and honest information,your home is very nice, live it !!!
Thank you so much!
Your home is very nice.. keep enjoying your life in Mexico 🙏🏾
Your home is lovely.👏🏽👏🏽
Cool place and nice pool. Tour decor looks nice !
I luv it and its simple and elegant less is more
❤ beautiful home and area you look so happy. Beautiful energy
Thank you!
So impressed with your place! Thanks for the tour! And you reminded me that happiness is priceless!
Very nice home for the price thank you for the tour Blessings enjoy it in peace.🕊
Your home is fabulous. I enjoyed your video, awesome.
Thank you so much!
You home is beautiful. I love it
This was very informative! Especially tips for keeping spiders out lol! I like the setup of water going to fridge as well! You forgot to say what you pay for Electricity now? (Before landlord installs the solar). 🌺
The bill that came wasn’t a true bill. It was only for 23 days of usage but the bills are generated every 2 months. So for 23 days it was roughly 2400 pesos . I paid half , the owner paid the other half.
Lovely home!
Really enjoyed everything about this presentation.You are refreshing.
Thank you so much Linda!
Great info. I own an air bnb in Mérida and you are spot on with maintenance things. we clean the sarro from the faucets quarterly and clean the ac units twice a year. Life is short-swim naked!! 😀
😂😂my neighbors will go blind .
Your house is really lovely. I noticed the lack of handrails in every house I've seen, and I'm glad you, unlike others, talked about the problem of mold there. I thought it was a coastal thing but after looking at the map, you're not far from the channel.
So you .must be in a gated community. Was a highrise never in the cards for you?
Glad you're back, Malikah. Enjoy hanging with you.
Nice place, love the touch of yellow.
The humidity here is brutal! I was in a high rise in Bangkok. I hate hearing people slamming their doors, talking, arguing and walking past my door shuffling their feet 😂.
I love the video. You have a beautiful home and I can't wait to move to Mexico for the next few years. That's my plan. Anyway. Enjoy your stay. You have a beautiful home. Enjoy it. I love it and thanks for the video
Thanks and thanks for watching!
Beautiful home. Stay safe n enjoy life:)
Nice place, and a good deal too! When we were in Playa in 2020, we paid 22,000 pesos for a 2bd2ba condo. It had one of those staircases without the railing. Glad you're loving it in Merida -- thanks for the tour!
Thanks ! Hope all is well with you in BKK. I considered Playa at one time but it has changed so much for the worse.
@malikahonthemove9878 all good here, rainy season trying to show out. I hear you on Playa ... that's why we left. Look forward to seeing more of Merida.
@@whatsupwkirsten at least cooler weather will come soon after the rains .
You go Girl! Your home is awesome!
Thank you!! 😊
I don't know why I watch this but I do love the house, especially the plants and the yellow color. Makes you feel alive. Yeah, I enjoyed the video, good for you lady.
Thanks for watching!
I stumbled across your channel and I am so glad I did! Thanks for sharing the tour of your home. I love it! Thinking about retiring in Latin America.
Thank you for watching and subscribing! Best wishes on wherever you choose for after retirement !
Congratulations on your beautiful home. At least you are much closer to family than I will be. Hadn't consider the travel time between home and family. You have great taste in design. Struggling with trying to blend art deco with modern. Thanks for sharing your home with us.
Thanks ! Yes, being closer to family is a blessing. SE Asia was way too far for me.
Very good info. Thanks for sharing. Your home is very nice!
Thank you 🦋
Love this video my sister GOD BLESS YOU. My wife and I plan on doing a month in the outskirts of Playa del Carmen soon. Your video was very helpful 🤝🏾👍🏾😆
Thanks for watching! Enjoy your trip! 🦋
Hi Maliyah, your home is lovely. Being minimalistic in a rental makes sense especially if you are traveling. Thank you for sharing.!
Thanks for watching !
Thank you for the tour auntie
Greetings! I just discovered your channel, and, let me tell you, I love it! Congratulations on this beautiful home and my best of wishes for you and your future! Gracias for Joe I hope the door to your home to all of us ❤️🙏
Thank you so much!!
Hello. Your Merida Home Is Beautiful. Thank You For Showing It To Us! ENJOY YOUR NEW LIFE IN #Mexico. Wishing You All The Very Best!🌹 xox
Thank you for watching! 🦋
love your gray and yellows and black.. really good taste!
Beautiful video. Beautiful home. Thanks for video
Thanks for watching!
Love the pool 💜💜
Your home looks fabulous. Don't change a thing. I'm very proud of you for taking a leap of faith by leaving America.
Thank you !🦋
@@malikahonthemove YOU LOOK VERY HAPPY AND CONTENT. SADLY, LIVING IN THE U.S. CAN TRULY STRESS ONE OUT. DOES MY HEART GOOD TO SEE YOU SERENE AND HAPPY🌻
Beautiful place you have Wow...
La casa perfecta, felicitaciones
Wow enjoy...
I absolutely love Merida, been there twice and I'd surely live there.
Beautiful place i like how you decorated!
Thank you! 🤗
I want your pool and those lights! Great tips about the spiders!!!
You can have it when you build your beautiful home here in Mexico! 🦋
BEAUTIFUL home
Thank you! 😊
Hello, Malikah, your home is beautiful!
Thanks so much!
Malikah you are right 10033$ a month is a steal because in new York city for a no bedroom or kitchen apartment cost 1000 or more ; so having bedroom 3 half bathroom for the amount you pay is fantastic. You go girl: you travel and how your living your best life God bless you. I love how you are able to find solutions to problems in your home and sharing with us, you made me want to move there. Right on
Thank you for watching Paulette! I sure am trying hard to live my best life.
Thank you for posting.
I love your home!! That backyard is an oasis
Thank you!
Hi, I just came across this video and love the information. I just left Merida yesterday after visiting to see if what I had been seeing and reading was true. To sum it up, I didn't want to leave. I really love Merida (the Cenotes, Progreso Beach, nightly entertainment in the squares...). I am planning on returning in July for an extended stay. Thank you for taking the time to share your home and experiences. 🙂
Hi, glad you enjoyed your stay. It has much to like if it fits what you are looking for in a location.
It's really nice! And you are lovely.
Thank you! 😊
Your home is perfect! You’re happy, and that’s all that matters.
Thank you so much ☺️🦋
Love this❤😊
Love the yellow🤗
Omg your place is so beautiful!! Congrats on your move to Mexico and a slower pace of life. I’m starting to plan my escape from Canada so thank you for sharing this information. 🙏🏽
Thanks ! I’ve never been to Canada but I see it’s beautiful and I wonder why so many leave? I am leaving Mexico this week. Slow but a bit too slow ☺️
@@malikahonthemove Unfortunately the cost of living here in Toronto is out of control. Rent and food prices are beyond ridiculous. If I could only get a job down in Mexico or a full remote job I would have already left Canada. My research has started and I won’t stop until I make my dream a reality.
@@Arianna_SofiaXO yes!! Take however long you need but don’t give up, the right time will come. Best wishes to you 🌸🦋
I love your place! Love the yellow throughout your place 💛. I am planning to leave the US too ..not sure if it'll be Mexico or Panama ....but I would love it if I could get a place just the size of yours! Thanks for sharing...these videos are such an inspiration!
Thank you ! I actually wanted to do orange instead. Best wishes on your exit from the US!
If you want to feel more like home, like you can blend in the Panama is good. If you want to pay less for a beautiful home, Merida. It has gotten too expensive in Panama and I don’t recommend further out of the city where many expats live. Different issues.
@@journeytothemosthigh5021 I considered Panama (Panama City or David) but decided against it for the cost.
@@malikahonthemove YOUR HOME IS LOVELY....I LOVE YELLOW TOO BUT MY FAVORITE COLOR IS GREEN..
very nice home!