dealerdave

We have friends (a couple, no pets) coming down for the month of January. They would be looking to rent a one or two bedroom place that is more or less central (no car). They would be willing to pay $600 to $900 US for the month. If you have something, or know of something that you think would be suitable please PM me, thanks.

Thank you all for your insights and advice, it’s been great and It’s helped me to come to a decision and I won’t proceed with it in this particular case. I sure appreciate this forum and this community where we can help and support one another.

Has anyone became a “fiador” or guarantor on behalf of someone wanting to rent a property here? Any thoughts, insights, advice or shared experiences would be helpful, thanks.

Does anybody know where you can buy an adjustable music stand that you put your music notes on to play a piece. Thanks for any help you can give.

Thanks Al!

I can't seem to buy tickets on their site with my Canadian credit card or my Mexican debit card. Any help would be appreciated.

Thanks everybody for the info, he is no longer alive. Hopefully he was the only one around. Sorry about the reminder of your ex CalGal.

Can anyone tell me what this insect is, we found it in our shower. Thanks for your help.

Anyone know where I could purchase an inversion table lakeside?

Has anyone gone to a chiropractor in Guadalajara that has helped with back adjustment? Can't get any relief here and I don't want to have to fly back to my guy in Canada. Thanks.

My wife bought some currants at Super Lake but they are sold out now. She can't seem to find them anywhere else. Does anybody know where they might sell currants?

I was assuming that what others said was true, that you needed to turn in your current visa and get another one. I said "if you're not legal" as a general principle. I don't want to pay a price for something when it's not necessary.

I think that's a rather broad indictment of the expat community but I can't believe there's a large contingent of nationals or expats who would want to support this if it's as noisy as others have said but he's welcome to try.

I would say, do it the right way. You just never know what decision will be made if you're not legal. Just my opinion but what the others have said is the legal way to do it.

We had Ruben (Chino) Chavarria and were extremely pleased with his work, price and attention to detail. (765) 766-2327 or 333-150-9031. He speaks good English.