Beach House for Rent in Playas, Ecuador
3 Bed
2 Bath
Terraza with ocean view
1 block back from the ocean and main boardwalk in Playas
No deposit needed, can rent for days, weeks or months.
In secured, gated complex.
$45 per day (for the whole house) or $210 for the week
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This week as Hurricane Irene plows into the eastern seaboard of the US, I’m reminded of another reason why I chose to buy beachfront property in Ecuador.
Nestled comfortably between the Andes Mountains and the Pacific, Ecuador is completely out of hurricane paths. The locals can’t even remember the last time one hit. If you buy in Costa Rica, Mexico or the Caribbean you will have to mind the ‘canes. One little thing to consider indeed.
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Stunning farm with villa for Rent in Vilcabamba, Ecuador right in the heart of the valley of youth.
6 blocks from the center of town
More private, peaceful than a hotel
3 Bed
3 Bath
Furnished
Kitchen
Pets allowed
Hot water
Guests allowed no extra fees, parties OK
Sleeps up to 12
No deposit needed, can rent for days, weeks or months.
$80 per day (for whole house) or $350 for the week
For more information or to make a reservation please write us below and we’ll respond within 1 day.
This week on the Ecuador Q&A Expat forum one person asked what the current gas prices are in Ecuador. Click here to read the answer.
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I hear it all the time… “I’d love to move to Ecuador, but how would I make
money?”
This week one expat, Maria Glazman, made the local paper for her small
German-style bakery in the colonial heart of Cuenca (Maria’s Alemania) which generates $8000 a month in revenue. She brings her recipes from Germany.
In the same paper, on the next page, an Ecuadorian woman was highlighted for
the business she put in Quito based on what she learned in Italy selling dried fruit. According to the paper (Lideres), her small business generates $4000 a month in sales.
Truth is, Ecuador needs… everything! And Ecuadorians are big spenders who love to live it up and relish “new” things.
If you ever wanted to own your own business, Ecuador is THE place to do it.
Imagine the US but with much lower income taxes, property taxes and where you can pay your employees (legally) $300 a month.
Not to mention, imagine doing business in a place where business owners don’t worry about getting sued (because it rarely happens… only in extreme cases of negligence).
So ask yourself, “What do I know, and could bring to Ecuador?” And bring it!
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