Haha, though it's easy for people to remember "TJ in TJ" ;) Savings wise, if you have SENTRI and work near the border, the economics may work out (things like

Haha, though it's easy for people to remember "TJ in TJ" ;) Savings wise, if you have SENTRI and work near the border, the economics may work out (things like childcare and healthcare may help as well). But I think that the time wasted is just far to great otherwise. Between waking up super early and spending anywhere from 3-6 hours commuting a day, it seems to be a hard sell. That picture looking down the freeway[1], I drive that every day, but usually its still night out =) Rent is the biggest difference, food and other items less so. I pay less than 1/4th of my San Diego home's mortgage for renting a slightly larger place in Tijuana (which is also close to the beach) [1]http://america.aljazeera.com/content/ajam/articles/2014/8/1/tech-companies-thrivinginsandiegotijuanaborderzone/jcr:content/mainpar/adaptiveimage_6/src.adapt.960.high.1406876847063.jpg http://america.aljazeera.com/content/ajam/articles/2014/8/1/...