mjferriesmcgrew
9/27/2016 12:49 EST
I met Annmarie , since we both live in/near Minas. As so often is the case, she heard me speaking English in the El Dorado grocery store, so introduced herself. She is "good people" - but she is NOT Uruguayo, she is German, so that may be one of the reasons she is willing to rent to you, long term, thru the high season. It has been my experience - going on my 3rd year here - that an Uruguayan landlord would NOT consider taking less than the going tourist rate of about 4x ( plus! ) the non high season rate during the months of January and February. I am pointing this out becuz, your strategy , wouldnt work for a whole year, in the beach areas. Uruguayan landlords out in Lavallaja , and probably other non beach areas, are open to negotiations. I know this becuz i am renting a property for my hostel that WAS ( is ) for sale - and the realtor was able to get the landlord interested in renting, ( and i am taking a chance, not sure WHAT happens to my 2 year lease if someone does want to buy the building... ) I know people who have places in Pirapolis , for example, who have to move out for 3 mos., during high season, then they can have the place again after the Argentinian/Brazilian tourists leave - which can be mighty inconvenient if you have animals, a garden, or stuff. Just thought i should mention that, since a lot of the threads lately have been from people who just want to visit Uruguay during high season....
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