Large furnished home for $700 rent in Puerto Morelos Mexico

This report is a virtual tour of a large furnished home for $700 rent in Puerto Morelos Mexico.

Our guest star Liz shares information about two homes she has for rent in Puerto Morelos, Mexico. The video shows every room in both houses as Liz walks you through virtually. Liz explains the costs to rent the homes whether short-term or long-term. She then explains why she moved to Mexico a few years ago from California and what it costs her to live in Mexico.

Of course, Liz will change these prices as the market changes over time. So make sure to contact her at the below link to determine the present offering prices.

Contact Liz at this Facebook page for more information: https://www.facebook.com/Triple-Leap-Associates-617287765350926/

House 1: Short Term Rental-4 Bedroom, 3 Bath

If you want to stay a month or two with utilities included the present market rate is 22,000 Pesos per month ($1050 USD). The utilities included would be electrical, gas, water, Internet, community maintenance, security, and pool.

House 1: Long Term Rental-4 Bedroom, 3 Bath

To rent long-term, it would be 16,000 Pesos per month ($800 USD) and you would pay your own utilities including electrical, gas, water, and Internet, but she would pay the community maintenance, security, and pool.

House 2: Short Term Rental-3 Bedroom, 3 Bath

If you want to stay a month or two with utilities included the present market rate is 20,000 Pesos per month ($1000 USD). The utilities included would be electrical, gas, water, Internet, community maintenance, security, and pool.

House 2: Long Term Rental-3 Bedroom, 3 Bath

To rent long-term, it would be 14,000 Pesos per month ($700) and you would pay your own utilities including electrical, gas, water, and Internet, but she would pay the community maintenance, security, and pool.

Liz’s Story and Cost of Living

Liz moved here over 3 years ago. She had visited many times before moving here. She has made many local and ex-pats friends and enjoys the people that come here from all over the world. She lives in a locals area in a 3 Bedroom house but many new visitors prefer to live in gated communities when they first visit or move here. She loves being in Puerto Morelos. She feels safe here but she keeps her wits about her.

Liz’s Cost of Living $1445 Month

Rent: 12,000 Pesos, $600 USD
Internet: 400 Pesos Month, $20 USD
Water: 400 Pesos Month, $20 USD
Electricity: 1200 to 2000 Pesos (2 months), $100 USD Month
Groceries: 6000 Pesos Month $300 USD
Gas: 1800 Pesos $90 USD
Restaurants: 3000 Pesos $150 USD
Entertainment: 2500 Pesos $125 Month
Laundry: 200 Pesos, $10 USD
Drinking-Water: 100 Pesos, $5 USD
Cleaning Lady: 500 Pesos, $25 USD

Total Monthly Cost of Living: $1445 USD

Vagabond Buddha is providing information to you based upon what the landlord presently offers this property for. We are not accepting any commissions from the property owner if you rent this. Nor will we update this webpage every time the offering price changes. Just contact Liz at the below link to determine the present price and availability.

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4 thoughts on “Large furnished home for $700 rent in Puerto Morelos Mexico”

Yes, contact me here and I will forward your email to her. https://vagabondbuddha.com/contact/

Hi Dan, thank you for this posting/video. Is there an email to contact Liz? I don’t have Facebook.

Hi Ignacio,
This is on the colonia side. There is a link to contact Liz on the webpage above if you have further questions.
Best of luck!
Dan

Hi, Vagabond Awake Nice video ,
And just in time, We thinking about going for vacacion in May for a month.
can you tell me , where is this houses located … beach side or Colonial side

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