Most
tourists coming to Cuenca to stay for a week to three months don’t want to
spend more than they have to on a rental. We already know this and is why we
have already done a lot of the foot work and mental work for you. We have
scoured, searched, and investigated how to find the “local priced” rentals in
Cuenca.
Recently
we have found more great rental resource, which we just updated the DIY Cuenca
Landing Guide book with. We are emailing these new rental resources to all of
those who have already bought the DIY Cuenca Landing Guide eBook. So be looking
for this email soon! Thank you for your support!
Consistency
is everything when looking for budget rental properties in Cuenca. There is a
lot of competition in the $200 to $300 a month price range. When a new listing
comes up in your price range, go look at it as soon as possible, and if you
like it, rent it!
Here are
the 5 best ways to find a budget rental property in Cuenca Ecuador.
1. Read the DIY Cuenca Landing Guide book
2. Find bilingual newspapers, which we list in the DIY
Cuenca Guide.
Some of these are Spanish websites so you will need to
know a few words in Spanish and then when you find a good priced rental (under
$300) have an Ecuadorian call it for you.
3. Make friends with the locals and then let them know
you are looking for a rental under whatever your budget price is.
4. Walk around the neighborhoods you like and look for
“Casa for rent” signs. It will look something like this. Arriendo de casa" or Se "Arrienda".
5. Put your
business card and or contact information on houses that look vacant and ask if
they would consider renting it out.
We list
several more resources on how to find budget rental properties in Cuenca
Ecuador in the DIY Cuenca Landing Guide eBook. Plus we show you what to look
for in the rental property to use for a negotiation tactic to lower the price
of the rental itself! There is so much great information in the Cuenca LandingGuide that you’ll be telling the locals how to find the best priced rentals.
Caio for now!
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