In the Sosua and Puerto Plata area, it appears that a co-signer is not an issue or a big issue. How about living in Santiago? Is a co-signer normally required in Santiago? I have been told that if new arrivals do not have a co-signer in places where one is required , they have to pay at least six month of rent in advance, is this statement true?
Thank you
Harry
Santiago vs Sosua/Puerto Plata
Harry19076
27 March 2017 20:02:09
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planner
28 March 2017 03:29:48
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You mean a fiador or guarantor. They are often available for the cost of one month rent.
It is the normal in Santiago and Santo Domingo!
Harry19076
28 March 2017 03:56:08
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Thank you
planner
28 March 2017 13:06:04
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You are very welcome.
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