The Mexico Solution:

Saving your money, sanity, and quality of life through part-time life in Mexico

“My experience [in Mexico} corroborates so much of what the author describes with clarity, cultural sensitivity, astuteness, and an excellent understanding of human behavior.” - Amazon review

You don’t have to move to Mexico full-time to experience real life in an another country. The information provided in The Mexico Solution: Saving your money, sanity, and quality of life through part-time life in Mexico applies anyone aspiring to part-time residency as well as to the first few years of permanent residence in Mexico.

Even living part-time in Mexico can allow you to reap many of the financial and emotional benefits of living in a less-expensive, more gracious country. Full time life in Mexico can cut your expenses in half while offering a slower, kinder quality of life.

Perhaps you have considered moving to a less expensive country but it seemed too overwhelming or far-fetched. You have probably wondered how to begin. The Mexico Solution includes a helpful timeline and concrete task lists that will enable you to plan it all over the course of a year without driving yourself crazy.

The Mexico Solution: Saving your money, sanity and quality of life through part-time life in Mexico is both a playbook on how to construct this immensely satisfying lifestyle and a memoir that will give you insight into to the journey ahead if you choose it, with all its revelations, adventure, financial benefits and local color.

The Mexico Solution isn’t a rehash of Ventanas Mexico blogs. Information is unique to the book and provides all the concrete steps necessary to realize the expat lifestyle in Mexico including how to rent your place out at home to avoid paying two rents/mortgages, how to rent the best places in Mexico for less, safety in Mexico and the challenges of cultural adjustment.

About the author

Kerry Baker has lived in Mexico since 2014, splitting time between Mazatlán, Mexico, Denver Colorado and Richmond Virginia. More information on her previous professional experience can be found in LinkedIn.

She has been published in the Huffington Post, Forbes Magazine and smaller online publications such as Life as a Human and Boomer Café.