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03-05-2009, 02:17 PM
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Looking for 1-3 Month Apt Rental in Cabarete
Hello,
I'm kind of new to this forum. Trying to figure out how everything works. But, no worries, before you send me to the search box, I did search for this and read through dozens of posts made by other individuals. Even PMed some of them to see how their search went and if they have any suggestions. And I have had some luck, honestly, but I wanted to ask the forum as a whole, hoping to get a better perspective.
I visited the DR twice last year and loved it! I just graduated from college last year and I spend my days sitting in a cubicle. In short, I'm miserable. So I thought I'd might spend an extended stay on the beautiful beaches of Cabarete while I figure out what I want to do with myself that doesn't involve sitting in a cubicle.
I was hoping to find some type of employment, if only part-time. My degree is in English, but it seems that English teachers are not as in demand as I might have expected. If anyone has information otherwise I would really appreciate the advice.
I'm looking to come down to Cabarete in the next few months to stay for anywhere from 1-3 months and am looking for a 1 bedroom or studio apt for around $500 a month. I don't need much though the internet would be nice and I want to make sure that it is safe! That's really my number one priority.
I've been to DR1's rentals and there is one there I am considering. And I know many of you will suggest getting there and finding a place, but as I'd be traveling on my own I'd almost feel more comfortable if I already had somewhere to go, though I am considering the alternative.
Any suggestions or advice would be very appreciated!
Thanks!
Rachel
P.S. Before anyone makes an insinuation, no I am not going for a guy or the swindling ways of a sankie. It seems many members think that's the only reason a gringa would want to spend time in the DR. With me that is not the case. (Though I admit the men there are pretty.)
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03-05-2009, 05:38 PM
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Join Date: May 2004
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Look at cita del sol or sans souci for your price range. Many others I guess but those are centrally located and reasonably secure. Cita del sol def has Internet. Sans souci some rooms do.
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03-05-2009, 05:42 PM
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Originally Posted by rachelne
Hello,
P.S. Before anyone makes an insinuation, no I am not going for a guy or the swindling ways of a sankie. It seems many members think that's the only reason a gringa would want to spend time in the DR. With me that is not the case. (Though I admit the men there are pretty.)
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sure..............................
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03-05-2009, 11:35 PM
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Join Date: Jan 2009
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CFA123: Thanks. I think cita del sol might still end up being pretty pricey for a month-long stay. Around $1000 for the month unless I'm reading the prices wrong. Sans Souci looks pretty good. Anyone have a suggestion as to which location they preferred?
Bronxboy: Just because I'm not naive enough to fall madly in love with a con artist doesn't mean I won't enjoy the attention of some sexy Latin men....I'm twenty-two. Cut me some slack.
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03-06-2009, 10:22 AM
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Originally Posted by rachelne
Bronxboy: Just because I'm not naive enough to fall madly in love with a con artist doesn't mean I won't enjoy the attention of some sexy Latin men....I'm twenty-two. Cut me some slack.
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Rachelne:
You need to do what is best for you.
Good luck.
I also enjoy the attention of some sexy Latin women BUT I do not need to go to the DR or any other country to get this attention.
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03-06-2009, 10:58 AM
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Quote:
Originally Posted by rachelne
CFA123: Thanks. I think cita del sol might still end up being pretty pricey for a month-long stay. Around $1000 for the month unless I'm reading the prices wrong. Sans Souci looks pretty good. Anyone have a suggestion as to which location they preferred?
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I know for a fact that Cita del Sol has a few apartments that rent for about $500. These are basic one bedroom apartments with kitchen and bath depending on availability of course. All have cable and internet and security guard at night. PM me, if you like.
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03-06-2009, 11:46 AM
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Quote:
Originally Posted by Bronxboy
Rachelne:
You need to do what is best for you.
Good luck.
I also enjoy the attention of some sexy Latin women BUT I do not need to go to the DR or any other country to get this attention.
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Well seeing as you're from the Bronx (assumingly) you wouldnt have to! But being that I'm currently residing in Small Town, USA, I at least have to leave the area, though not necessarily the country, to even see someone of Latin heritage.
I'm going for the beach and to improve my Spanish. Dare I say find myself?
Last edited by rachelne; 03-06-2009 at 11:47 AM..
Reason: grammar
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03-06-2009, 01:16 PM
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Rachelne:
When I was your age my two best friends did exactly that, I couldnt join them as I had a 3 year old at the time!
What was supposed to be 6 months in DR ended up being almost 3 years, Now they moved from DR to Puerto Rico, then Costa Rica, They said it was the best experience and they loved every minute of it..however they had each other for support!
I'm glad to hear your number one priority is safety, I wish you all the best.
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03-07-2009, 01:09 PM
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Join Date: Jun 2006
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Hi Rachelne,
PM me and I will see if we can get you something nice for a substantially lower price. 1000 dollars is for the nicest apartments during the high season.
High season is winding down and we have some really sweet apartments that are much more affordable. Otherwise you might condier renting a bit out of town. The further out you go the lower the rents. However you then have to contend with the numerous other issues that go along with being outside the center of town.
Ciao !
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03-07-2009, 01:43 PM
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Say what ! ???
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Join Date: Dec 2005
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go to las terranas.. forget the big C. and it might be hard to find a place there. in L.T. they are happy to see you. and you rent is o.k. safty o.k. I have not been there yet but one of my amiegos does. he is very happy there. He evan pays for a private car r/t from santiago.
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