You’ve arrived at the latest episode from Ronival Real Estate called The Nick Fong PODCAST. In today’s episode, Nick Fong, the broker and founder of Ronival Real Estate, is excited to meet with Mike and Kathy Schnautz. Together, they talk about moving from Texas to Los Cabos.
Being in-the-know, on the cutting edge of what ‘s happening in Baja Sur, Nick Fong delivers! As such, his interview with Mike and Kathy Schnautz represents a real-life experience to help those considering moving to Los Cabos. Now, read on to learn more.
About Mike and Kathy Schnautz
New residents to the Cabo area, Mike and Kathy Schnautz met Nick Fong in their new neighborhood while Nick was out walking his dog. In the video, they laugh about the experience. When they met, Mike told Nick that he knew him from watching all of his YouTube videos.
Mike is from Austin Texas and Kathy is from west Texas. After suffering through the harsh winter of 2021, they decided to find a new, warmer place to live. Kathy tells Nick that they lost electricity, water, and heat for an extended period of time.
Why Mike and Kathy chose to live in Cabo
Mike and Kathy visited Cabo after watching Nick’s video about the high season in San Jose del Cabo, along with many of his other videos. They fell in love with Cabo the moment they arrived. Then only two days later, they decided they wanted to live there permanently – their lightbulb moment.
Some logic behind living in Cabo
As Kathy explains to Nick during the PODCAST, they wanted to find a place that was fairly close to Texas. That way, it would only be a short two-and-a-half hour flight if they ever needed to get home quickly. She compares it to living in the United States, where you can be over two-and-a-half hours away.
The reason they still call Texas home
In the video, Nick asks Mike and Kathy about their family back in Texas. He asks if there are kids and grandkids there. Kathy tells Nick yes to both. Then, Nick asks them what their family thought about their move to Cabo. Mike responds that their family had mixed feelings about it.
Mike and Kathy tell nick that most of their family is very happy for them. But of course, some of their family is skeptical about their move to Mexico based on what they see on television. So Kathy tells Nick that it’s no less safe than the United States. Then, Mike tells Nick that he fells safer alone in downtown Cabo San Lucas than many cities in the U.S.
From the beginning, safety never entered their minds. Mike mentions how the people are friendly, smiling all the time, and always willing to help. Now, he just wants to fully learn Spanish so he can communicate better. In the video, the laugh about always using Google Translate.
Baja California Sur real estate
Many Americans, Canadians, and people from other countries choose to make Los Cabos and other magical towns in Baja California Sur, Mexico, their home or vacation home. Discover how to purchase your dream home in Baja. Make an appointment with the top Real Estate Broker in Baja: Nick Fong, featured on HGTV’s Beachfront Bargain Hunt.
Since 2010, Ronival has been helping clients find the best homes in Cabo and throughout Baja California Sur. And, they’re highly-skilled negotiators that’ll get you the best price. Whether you plan to buy a property or quickly sell your Baja real estate, they’ve got you covered!
If you’d like to take a tour of a property in Cabo or anywhere else in Baja California Sur, just click CONTACT to inquire. Or, call directly at 619-831-2000. Ronival will be happy to answer your questions You can also schedule a time to show you around this breathtaking location.
Ronival on YouTube
See Nick Fong in action on his Ronival YouTube Channel. Find his videos on the Rovival VLOG, where you can read a short, yet in-depth post. Below is an example of one of Nick Fong’s Ronival videos:
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