Who said I can get more for my US$?

Discussion in 'Living in Cancun' started by jenleib, Oct 24, 2008.

  1. Steve

    Steve Administrator Owner

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    That's true - especially with the school. With the rent, if it were to go up 30% the landlord could potentially lose a good tenant, and with money scarce we might be hard to replace and the place end up sitting empty, making nothing. That would be my play anyway :)
     
  2. Life_N_Cancun

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    One thing I've learned in my time here is: 90% of locals would rather their property/goods go unsold/unrented then let it go for anything less than they want or think its worth.

    I'd bet what a lot of landlords will (try to) do is change the contracts so the rent is to be paid in dollars, rather then pesos.
     
  3. RiverGirl

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    There are so many bad landlords here. Being a good landlord in this town is a good business...
     
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