Nice house. Makes me realize I don't have to go all the way to Bali to get the tropical industrial style, wood, glass and concrete all close the to beach
It's a really nice house... great layout and the open main floor design, with all of that glass? It's like you're living outdoors. And really, that's why people come down here, to do just that. Live outdoors 👍🏼
Why a place LIKE this? Why not exactly THIS!! ;) Happy to connect on your next trip down to help you try to learn about the buying process here in the Riviera Maya.
It HAS 3 bedrooms! :) A master suite on the ground floor. the exact same bedroom directly above it, and the massive 3rd bedroom with 2 beds! Come see it!
I was wondering what the catch was, because 550k seems a bit cheap. But it's located on the outskirts of Tulum. Not a bad place maybe, but i do think you need a car with good suspension and some courage if you wanna be driving over those roads ;). Where a house located between Hotelzone and Centre will mostly be used using a bike?
You're correct, it's a short drive to the town of Tulum, hence the price. The road to the turn off is often a bit rough, though only for a short distance. Once you turn off, it's waaaay more manageable. I've done it in a Prius, so I know it's passable lol.
I appreciate you watching the vids and taking the time to offer some feedback. 👍🏼 However, Mexico is a great big country with very diverse real estate situations. To say it's expensive for Mexico might be like comparing real estate prices in Mississippi to those in California. We have a number of folks trying to find properties here in the $400k - $600k range, already built, in ideal locations - for them. Everyone has their own idea of an "ideal location". Unfortunately/fortunately, we are in a highly desirable location, of course that drives prices up, as does limited inventory. So here we are. I'm sorry this one is not for you, but if you would like some help trying to find something in the area that suits you, I'd be happy to speak with you about that.
@@MexicoRealEstateSolutions Great house and great price...I am sure you sold it. Mexico is looking more and more like the place I want to end up in the next couple of years. Appreciate what you do. Thank you so much
@@voiceoverbyluis Glad to hear it! We love what we do... if you're interested, this house is still available by chance! We'll be happy to hop on a call with you when you're ready to get into it and start learning more. No rush, but don't wait too long!
Hi there, I'm very interested in more information about this house. I absolutely love it!! But what is the process like for an American to purchase property there?
Us as foreigners hold real estate here through a bank held trust called a fideicomiso. Outside of that, and being a cash market (there really is no good/easy financing available), it is not that different. Attorneys check to ensure the property is free and clear, they ensure the seller is actually the owner, taxes are paid up to date, etc. They also look after applying for the trust on your behalf, really, they act like a 1-stop shop when it comes to closing.
Where we grew up, in Winnipeg, MB, we had 2 seasons, winter and mosquitoe. lol Here too there are seasons where there are more mosquitoes and then plenty of time where you don't think about or see them. Living here in the jungle, there will always be at least a few around for sunrise and sunset hours. The family who was living in this house kept all the windows wide open just about all day, every day and would close up during the mosquitoe witching hours.
This year during the summer it got pretty bad cuz of El Niño, I got dengue fever and it sucked (I live even more in the jungle than this place tho). But during the winter from like September to April it’s not much of a problem. And still, even at its worst here, it is better than the mosquitoes in the north woods of Wisconsin during the summer
This is actually a nice build. Location is in the middle of nowhere...though. 20 minutes out way too far. Hard time getting any real rental income but not bad for a place if all you want to do is live and chill. I'm a developer in Tulum and I have some 3 Bedroom but in the middle of action close to everything for the same price. Way better for renting and walkable to cool spots.
@adrians.7489 Thanks for your comments and interest. I was surprised myself at how well this place rents, we often have a tough time getting in to show it. Check out the link here to see for yourself - www.airbnb.com/rooms/724037921286611934?guests=1&adults=1&s=67&unique_share_id=132d57b7-7be2-4973-8d0c-ff4102d46267 Turns out, there more people than I imagined, looking for a family vacation spot off the beaten path.
I've only spent a little time in Pueblo Escondido and Puerto Vallarta, unfortunately can't offer you too much assistance. If you're considering the Cabo area, I do have an agent friend from here, now living and selling there. Email me for her details if you like mike@mexicorealestatesolutions.com
Morning Brian. It IS still available and does come fully furnished. When would you like to see it? It’s renting well, so we’ll need to coordinate a time between guests.
It's safe. You just have to go there and see for yourself. The people are wonderful. Most major cities in north america are more dangerous than Akumal by a long shot.
Very! And thanks for the input Mark! My wife and I bought a lot only a few minutes away from this house and plan to build our own home. We have 2 young kids and wouldn't build our family home here if we thought there was any real concerns :)
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Nice house. Makes me realize I don't have to go all the way to Bali to get the tropical industrial style, wood, glass and concrete all close the to beach
It's a really nice house... great layout and the open main floor design, with all of that glass? It's like you're living outdoors. And really, that's why people come down here, to do just that. Live outdoors 👍🏼
UNA BELLEZA FUNCIONAL
You gotta love Mexico, heavenly!
This is a beautiful house . I like it .
Me too, it's even better in person!
I'm planning on moving to Mexico to live and would love a place like this!!
Why a place LIKE this? Why not exactly THIS!! ;)
Happy to connect on your next trip down to help you try to learn about the buying process here in the Riviera Maya.
Thank you, Mike! It's a beautiful house!
Glad you like it! Wait until you see the video I do next week at this new residential area called Xpu Ha Residencial! ;)
WOW! Gorgeous!!
A fantastic house, which we like very much. Thank you very much for your work and effort. You really do it very well. Best regards from afar.
Thanks for the kind words, glad you like this house, it's really one of my favorites!
Thank you 🙏🏽
Beautiful home..
Thank you 😊 it's sooo nice!
Wow someone is making a crazy ROI on that. I need to start developing in the riviera Maya!!!
yes
Beautiful ! Would love a third bedroom though
It HAS 3 bedrooms! :)
A master suite on the ground floor. the exact same bedroom directly above it, and the massive 3rd bedroom with 2 beds! Come see it!
I was wondering what the catch was, because 550k seems a bit cheap.
But it's located on the outskirts of Tulum. Not a bad place maybe, but i do think you need a car with good suspension and some courage if you wanna be driving over those roads ;).
Where a house located between Hotelzone and Centre will mostly be used using a bike?
You're correct, it's a short drive to the town of Tulum, hence the price. The road to the turn off is often a bit rough, though only for a short distance. Once you turn off, it's waaaay more manageable. I've done it in a Prius, so I know it's passable lol.
Gorgeous!
$10.5M Pesos... $600K In mexico for less-than 5,000 sq ft lot, with a joke of a kitchen, less than joke. Outrageous.
I agree
I appreciate you watching the vids and taking the time to offer some feedback. 👍🏼 However, Mexico is a great big country with very diverse real estate situations. To say it's expensive for Mexico might be like comparing real estate prices in Mississippi to those in California. We have a number of folks trying to find properties here in the $400k - $600k range, already built, in ideal locations - for them. Everyone has their own idea of an "ideal location". Unfortunately/fortunately, we are in a highly desirable location, of course that drives prices up, as does limited inventory. So here we are. I'm sorry this one is not for you, but if you would like some help trying to find something in the area that suits you, I'd be happy to speak with you about that.
$2,500 monthly tent for a studio in the USA where your rent will increase yearly is a joke 😅
@@MexicoRealEstateSolutions Great house and great price...I am sure you sold it. Mexico is looking more and more like the place I want to end up in the next couple of years. Appreciate what you do. Thank you so much
@@voiceoverbyluis Glad to hear it! We love what we do... if you're interested, this house is still available by chance! We'll be happy to hop on a call with you when you're ready to get into it and start learning more. No rush, but don't wait too long!
È bellissima veramente !!❤️🌼!! Varrebbe la pena di valutare un trasferimento 😊❤️🍀❤️, buona fortuna😊
Nice house
Yeah it is! Are you trying to find a vacation home in Mexico?
Beautiful, but $550,000.00 US is expensive.
Very!
Hi there, I'm very interested in more information about this house. I absolutely love it!! But what is the process like for an American to purchase property there?
Good afternoon and thanks for your message. Send me an email here and I will get you all the info you will need - mike@mexicorealestatesolutions.com
Us as foreigners hold real estate here through a bank held trust called a fideicomiso. Outside of that, and being a cash market (there really is no good/easy financing available), it is not that different. Attorneys check to ensure the property is free and clear, they ensure the seller is actually the owner, taxes are paid up to date, etc. They also look after applying for the trust on your behalf, really, they act like a 1-stop shop when it comes to closing.
Curious if mosquitoes are a problem in Riveria Maya area
Where we grew up, in Winnipeg, MB, we had 2 seasons, winter and mosquitoe. lol Here too there are seasons where there are more mosquitoes and then plenty of time where you don't think about or see them. Living here in the jungle, there will always be at least a few around for sunrise and sunset hours. The family who was living in this house kept all the windows wide open just about all day, every day and would close up during the mosquitoe witching hours.
This year during the summer it got pretty bad cuz of El Niño, I got dengue fever and it sucked (I live even more in the jungle than this place tho). But during the winter from like September to April it’s not much of a problem. And still, even at its worst here, it is better than the mosquitoes in the north woods of Wisconsin during the summer
This is actually a nice build. Location is in the middle of nowhere...though. 20 minutes out way too far. Hard time getting any real rental income but not bad for a place if all you want to do is live and chill. I'm a developer in Tulum and I have some 3 Bedroom but in the middle of action close to everything for the same price. Way better for renting and walkable to cool spots.
@adrians.7489 Thanks for your comments and interest. I was surprised myself at how well this place rents, we often have a tough time getting in to show it. Check out the link here to see for yourself - www.airbnb.com/rooms/724037921286611934?guests=1&adults=1&s=67&unique_share_id=132d57b7-7be2-4973-8d0c-ff4102d46267
Turns out, there more people than I imagined, looking for a family vacation spot off the beaten path.
@@MexicoRealEstateSolutions actually really good.
Right?! I was surprised myself!
greetings friend. does the house come furnished
Yes it does! Just about everything in the house stays!
WWOOW
This sold?
No! It's unbelievable, but still available! And sellers are motivated now...
@ Deborah, do you have a trip planned to visit the area?
@@MexicoRealEstateSolutions no, I am more interested in the Pacific or Gulf side. Any suggestions?
I've only spent a little time in Pueblo Escondido and Puerto Vallarta, unfortunately can't offer you too much assistance. If you're considering the Cabo area, I do have an agent friend from here, now living and selling there. Email me for her details if you like mike@mexicorealestatesolutions.com
Doesn't Cabo have a water shortage?@@MexicoRealEstateSolutions
Has t❤his property SOLD yet? Does it come fully furnished?
Morning Brian. It IS still available and does come fully furnished. When would you like to see it? It’s renting well, so we’ll need to coordinate a time between guests.
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How much
Hi Kevin, thanks for your message. The house is back on the market and available for $10M pesos. Are you already familiar with the Chemuyil area?
Good luck to sell
Great place. How safe is that area?
It's safe. You just have to go there and see for yourself. The people are wonderful. Most major cities in north america are more dangerous than Akumal by a long shot.
Very! And thanks for the input Mark! My wife and I bought a lot only a few minutes away from this house and plan to build our own home. We have 2 young kids and wouldn't build our family home here if we thought there was any real concerns :)
@@Mile-long-list There is nothing out there. 20 minutes or more on a major highway to get to a Chedraui.
House should have high razor or electrical fence. Power is sketchy so the internet doesn't matter if the power randomly goes out for hours.
Not safe and water is bad… I been for 2 days there and run away from it
Mexico have many beautiful homes, but I wouldn't live there even if they pay me. Nice home though.
Sorry to hear that! We've lived here for many years now and consider this to be our home... and we understand, it is not for everybody.
El muñeco no se vende es muy guapo😂😂
No me gusta. Punto. No hay que repetirlo. Nooooooooooo. Punto.
No thank you, very cenentish and lack of storage. Where is the laundry room?
Though I appreciate feedback, the video shows you the laundry space.