What advice to expats in Lake Chapala have about housing?
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"We have chosen not to purchase, but many friends do own in the Lake Chapala area and love the experience. To each their own. We live in a a 2 bedroom/2 bath home with incredible views of Lake Chapala and our rent is $11,500 MX (about $550 USD) ALL INCLUSIVE water, gas, electric, WIFI in a gated community! We are in paradise each day," said another expat in Lake Chapala, Mexico.
"Expats in Lake Chapala usually suggest that new renters or buyers tour multiple properties to get an idea of what is available. It can be helpful to work with an experienced local real estate agent who knows the region and can help you find something that fits your budget and lifestyle. Don't forget to read the rental/lease agreement thoroughly and be sure to ask about restrictions such as parking, pet policy, and noise levels. It is also recommended to check every utility bill before signing a rental agreement to ensure that services are included. Additionally, location is very important in Lake Chapala; try to find something close to shops, restaurants, and professional services," wrote a member who made the move to Lake Chapala, Mexico.
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What advice to expats in Lake Chapala have about housing?
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