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May 26
2012
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Living in Los Cabos: The Mexican “Green Card”Posted by Carol Billups in San Jose del Cabo , realty , realtor , real estate , property , Pedregal , moving , Mexico , Los Cabos , immigration , house , FM3 , FM2 , Fideicomiso , condo , Cabo San Lucas , cabo , Baja |
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Living in Los Cabos: The Mexican “Green Card”
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Dec 22
2010
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Want to live or retire closer to the US or Canada? Have grandkids? Living in Puerto Vallarta as I do is close enough to the US for easy travel but far enough away from the border and concerns for safety. I moved here three years ago and never regreted a moment. Life there has numerous possibilities depending on who you are or who you want to become! It's easy, simple, healthy, safe, and much less expensive than what you are spending now. Come for a visit, immerse yourself, check out possible locations and properties for rent or purchase. Before you come for a visit to PV, check out the folks at www.learnvallarta.com for living and moving information, free consultations re: healthcare, insurances, immigration, housing, shopping, pets and vets, or whatever you need to know to consider moving or retiring here. They take the mystery out of your relocation concerns.
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