SiReNiTa
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Looking for CHEAP La Paz rentals
Hi everyone!!
Well as my mom might have already told you my boyfriend and I are going to be moving to La Paz very soon to go to school there, as all college
students we are on an extremely tight budget, so if anyone knows of cheap rentals around the University area I would be much obliged if you could let
me know. Or if anyone needs house sitting done =D!!!
We have a small dog, he's house trained but i'm not sure if there are any places that will accept dogs. Any information on apartments, would be
great!!!
I will also be looking for a job there, Adrian already has one lined up, so if you know anyone that needs help with their buisness I'd be more than
willing!!
Thanks so much before hand and I hope to see all the La Paz nomads very VERY soon!!!
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fishbuck
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Good luck kid! I'm sure you'll find something nice.
"A ship in harbor is safe, but that is not what ships are built for." J. A. Shedd.
A clever person solves a problem. A wise person avoids it. – Albert Einstein
"Life's a Beach... and then you Fly!" Fishbuck
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Iflyfish
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La Paz's gain. Our best to you. Another journey begins.
Iflyfish and Mrsfish
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aldosalato
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I have a 2 BR furnished house in El Progreso, 2 km from UABCS University. High wall and ample parking.
3,500 Pesos per month. Tel 612-1057349
http://bajasur.en.craigslist.com.mx/apa/1580162873.html
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[Edited on 1-26-2010 by aldosalato]
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LOSARIPES
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SiReNiTa.... look at www.losaripes.com
we can "talk"... (U2U)
Aripes
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and Baja tambien
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gnukid
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I have lived in various homes in the Bella Vista neighborhood which has small two bedroom homes close to UABCS usually renting for 3500-5000. It's
close to the Soriana and the theater and school.
Depending on your school schedule, I found its really nice to be close to cut down the commute and traffic if you go often. I have many friends who
are also students who found rentals in the el centro of Downtown in the range of $3500.
If not, you might like to be further away as prices do go down as you take the road to Cabo but that area is quite a long way from the waterfront, el
centro Malecon, and the playas, which has its draw as well.
I also understand there are vacancys in Fidepaz!
Have fun!
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Heather
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Sirena, are you planning to go to UABCS in La Paz? I hope you have better luck than my step-son. He started there 3 years ago, and then the
teacher's went on strike for a few weeks. He was out of school more weeks then he was in, so left after the first semester. He's at a private
university in Los Cabos now. When he was in La Paz he found a place not too far from the university for about 3000 a month.
Good Luck!
Maybe we'll see you and your folks in Cabo, now! Saludos, Heather
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SiReNiTa
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Thanks everyone for all the info and advice! I sure am excited, and heather yes I am planning on going to school there, I have a few friends that have
graduated from UABCS in La Paz and even thought they had an irregular schedule because of the strikes they did finish on time, just had the odd
vacation here and there 
My plan is to take advanced placement classes and finish the 4 semesters of english that the degree requires so that will clear a bit off my plate
early, also i plan to take a few extra courses and maybe even finish before my 4 years are up!! I'll keep my fingers crossed that everything goes as
hoped and planned.
Once again thanks to everyone for the great advice and info and I will certainly look in to all the possibilities available! See you there
Nomads!!!
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Bajahowodd
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| Quote: | Originally posted by Heather
Sirena, are you planning to go to UABCS in La Paz? I hope you have better luck than my step-son. He started there 3 years ago, and then the
teacher's went on strike for a few weeks. He was out of school more weeks then he was in, so left after the first semester. He's at a private
university in Los Cabos now. When he was in La Paz he found a place not too far from the university for about 3000 a month.
Good Luck!
Maybe we'll see you and your folks in Cabo, now! Saludos, Heather |
Well. That was certainly helpful, given the situation. I just hope Sirenita has a fruitful educational experience.
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roamingthroughbaja
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We just got this email from a friend, maybe a little too pricey, but I thought I'd pass it along:
I told you I'd send you some info on two apts across the st. from me n Zaragoza in la paz. The whole top floor is one apt like a new York loft real
cool view. The owner does not speak english so I told her I'd send this. The big top floor is 500 per month and is unfurnished..very high cielings,
huge carpeted bedroom etc. Downstairs is a smaller two bedroom furnjished for 400 a month.they have parking.and are two blocks up from Applebees. Call
me if you want to know any more or see them. Owner lives on bottom floor in this very old family mansion.
Sherry Lee
home #: 612-122-8450
CEL #: 612-1390098
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gnukid
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| Quote: | Originally posted by Bajahowodd
| Quote: | Originally posted by Heather
Sirena, are you planning to go to UABCS in La Paz? I hope you have better luck than my step-son. He started there 3 years ago, and then the
teacher's went on strike for a few weeks. He was out of school more weeks then he was in, so left after the first semester. He's at a private
university in Los Cabos now. When he was in La Paz he found a place not too far from the university for about 3000 a month.
Good Luck!
Maybe we'll see you and your folks in Cabo, now! Saludos, Heather |
Well. That was certainly helpful, given the situation. I just hope Sirenita has a fruitful educational experience. |
The problem with strikes at UABCS is severe and is systemic to serious management issues that won't go away. Practically on a daily basis one must
determine if there is a strike or not which does put the schedule in a bad way-generally the students leave on holiday with no idea whats going on.
Basically on strike one must wait for a text from someone who knows that the strike is off, return to school with your completed work to sign off,
group projects suffer etc... For those who do succeed there in serious work one must act like its independent study and simply continue on your own
and hope to find the teacher to accept your complete work on a good day. Its frustrating but it doesn't mean you don't learn, in fact you learn to
deal with bureaucracy!
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shari
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Although we are aware of problems at this campus....it's not just about the school...but also living in La Paz where Sirena should be able to find
part time work as well to compliment her studies.
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SiReNiTa
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Thanks for the possibility roaming but yes it is a little bit over our budget 
And what my mom says is true, also...I like to think of it as another challenge, I miss my homeschooling days so this might get my brain back to
working the way it should instead of how teachers tell you all the time...
Also the work possibilities in La Paz will be great classes as to my career also, I always like to say things happen for a reason, nothing I have ever
done has been in vain, even it if seems like a waste of time there are always lessons to be learned along the way!
Thanks again for all the help!!
SiReNiTa
Live life as well as you can,
don\'t regret the things that once made you smile,
learn from your mistakes,
and thank God for every second he gives you upon this earth.
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KAT54
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I guess you are not a kid anymore since you are going to move in with your boyfriend.
Seems to me the aldo's place for 3500 pesos furnished is a bargin.
That is only $270 USA for a month.
And you need to buy no furniture.
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SiReNiTa
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Although I like to believe i'm still a kid at heart I guess it's time to assume the reality of the "grown up" world, but hey, that never stopped
people from having fun!! We are hoping to find something cheaper at least to start from, once we both get steady jobs and are more secure about making
payments and all that it will be easier to look in to accommodations. But, we are going to be pretty tight so we will look around until we find
something. Thanks to everyone who has posted information, it's really helpful and is giving me a great idea of what to expect and what to look for and
such once we get to La Paz, which will be this Saturday night hopefully.
Live life as well as you can,
don\'t regret the things that once made you smile,
learn from your mistakes,
and thank God for every second he gives you upon this earth.
Visit me at
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comitan
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Sirena
I think once you get here it would be better to check the paper there are many rentals.
Strive For The Ideal, But Deal With What\'s Real.
Every day is a new day, better than the day before.(from some song)
Lord, Keep your arm around my shoulder and your hand over my mouth.
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KAT54
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You mean there is a FURNISHED apartment near the campus
for less than $8.88usa a day?
I need to move to La Paz
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