| Author | Message | ||
     n New member Username: Pocitos Post Number: 1 Registered: 8-2008 |
Hola, can I use an existing property I own (apt.) as a guarantia for another apt. rental? | ||
| n New member Username: Pocitos Post Number: 2 Registered: 8-2008 |
Searching answered my question thanks....! duh!!  | ||
| Leandro Junior Member Username: Leandro Post Number: 31 Registered: 12-2007 |
hi N You need two garantia when renting an apartment. first garantia: property owner (this property isnīt bien de familia) second garantia: employee (bono de sueldo, monotributista, etc)and other options. And your date or titular who rent. bye good luck leandro www.mendozaconnection.com | ||
| movingtoargentina.typepad.com Intermediate Member Username: Sapphos Post Number: 124 Registered: 2-2006 |
Hi N, Owners don't like guarantias from your own property. Owner's don't even have to accept or like a guarantia from another property owner. Some people might or might not accept a family one. Also, some people won't accept guarantia's from outside of the province. bottom line guarantias are subject to the discretion of the property owner. That said, it never hurts to try. Also, you can sometimes find a place that will go around a guarantia and you can be creative about the lease. Laura Ebook Moving to and Living in Buenos Aires, Argentina http://movingtoargentina.typepad.com | ||
| Marc Jacobs New member Username: Marcj Post Number: 1 Registered: 8-2008 |
Hi- Does paying in cash for a year up front help get around the garantia issue? I don't have a garantia locally, but am looking to rent for 1 to 2 years and would prefer an unfurnished place as i'd like to buy my own furniture. Any advice is appreciated. Thank you. |
