Moving to Mexico

If you could theoretically rent a furnished apartment in Mexico City with 8,000 pesos (wouldn't recommend doing it in Mexico City, tho, there are a lot of other expenses to take into account), I'm pretty sure you could do it in Guadalajara.

I'm not from there, so I'm not sure, but you can check prices here

https://www.segundamano.mx/anuncios/jalisco/guadalajara/renta-inmuebles

http://inmuebles.mercadolibre.com.mx/renta/jalisco/guadalajara/

Links are in Spanish, but you can see the prices right there.

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>>1270185

Right on man, thanks for the links. I've noticed you can get some decent studio apartments for around 5,000 pesos. If i work enough to make 10,000 pesos that would be perfect.

If i live with a roommate or two, I'm thinking rent would be a breeze with 8,000 to 12,000 pesos a month.

>>1270236
You could get more replies on /int/ as way more Mexicans browse it. Maybe some anon from Guadalajara could show up.

>>1270411
For sure thanks man, i just posted and I'm getting a lot of responses.

>>1270177
Hey man, I'm debating doing the same thing and teach in Mexico. How good is your Spanish? mine is not great and I think it'd be a pretty big obstacle.

>>1270753

Yo dude. Well, Ive been studying it for a year and i grew up in southern California so I've been around Mexican Spanish my whole life.

I can have a small/basic conversation, but i look to get fluent while I'm there. Many of the school you will work at will allow for you to take Spanish there. Learning the language is definitely important. Jump into a few classes amigo and start learning now. The more you learn now the further you will go while your there.