I Asked a Mexico Real Estate Expert About Retiring in Mexico (E210)
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Guest Bio
Greg Gunter is the Founder and Broker/Owner of Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices Mexico. A 17-year resident of San Miguel de Allende, he specializes in helping Americans and Canadians relocate, retire, and invest in one of Mexico's most popular expat destinations.
Topics Discussed- Why Americans are retiring in Mexico
- San Miguel de Allende vs. beach destinations
- Cost of living and purchasing power
- The "Four C's": Cost, Climate, Culture & Community
- Renting before buying
- Buying property as a foreigner
- Coast vs. inland property ownership
- Safety, crime and cartel misconceptions
- Healthcare and Medicare in Mexico
- Residency and visa requirements
- Bringing pets across the border
- Investment properties and rental income
- Real estate appreciation in San Miguel
- Why retirees move back to the U.S.
- Common mistakes first-time buyers make
- San Miguel offers a spring-like climate year-round without the humidity of coastal Mexico.
- The city combines lower living costs with a vibrant cultural scene and a large English-speaking expat community.
- Foreigners can own property directly (fee simple) in central Mexico, unlike many coastal areas that require a bank trust.
- Most buyers are Americans purchasing second homes for retirement or seasonal living.
- Healthcare is high quality and significantly less expensive than in the U.S.
- Property taxes, utilities, and household help are dramatically cheaper than in the United States.
- Greg recommends renting in different neighborhoods before buying to find the best fit.
- Safety concerns about Mexico are often generalized; San Miguel has a longstanding reputation as one of the country's safest cities.
- Many retirees eventually return to the U.S. primarily because of grandchildren or age-related health needs.
- Long-term appreciation and lifestyle are often bigger draws than rental income alone.
"We always talk about the four C's: cost, climate, culture, and community."
"I'm selling the lifestyle down here—it's not really sticks and bricks."
"They're going to carry me out in an urn. I'm never leaving."
How to Find Greg- Website: Dream Pro Homes Luxury – dreamprohomesluxury.com
- Email: greg@gregorygunter.com
- Phone: +1 (877) 878-4141
- Company: Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices Mexico (San Miguel de Allende)
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