Comments on: Rent for Less than $10 per Day http://www.jetsetcitizen.com/cheap-travel/rent-for-less-than-10-per-day/ Celebrating Global Citizens in Pursuit of an Excellent Life Tue, 31 Jan 2012 04:07:12 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 By: Renter http://www.jetsetcitizen.com/cheap-travel/rent-for-less-than-10-per-day/comment-page-1/#comment-6771 Renter Sat, 25 Sep 2010 12:14:23 +0000 http://jetsetcitizen.com/?p=509#comment-6771 Excellent list, but there are also more inexpensive. In Greece, Turkey and Bulgaria you can find decent housing for less money than the above. .-= Renter´s last blog ..<a href="http://www.rentabedroom.info/2010/09/24/rental-or-buy/" rel="nofollow">Rental Or Buy</a> =-. Excellent list, but there are also more inexpensive. In Greece, Turkey and Bulgaria you can find decent housing for less money than the above.
.-= Renter´s last blog ..Rental Or Buy =-.

]]> By: John http://www.jetsetcitizen.com/cheap-travel/rent-for-less-than-10-per-day/comment-page-1/#comment-6353 John Fri, 27 Aug 2010 14:20:42 +0000 http://jetsetcitizen.com/?p=509#comment-6353 Hi Arlene, Sorry I haven't interview anyone who has lived in Bolivia. Maybe you can share some of your experiences there when you arrive? Hi Arlene,

Sorry I haven’t interview anyone who has lived in Bolivia. Maybe you can share some of your experiences there when you arrive?

]]> By: arlene claire http://www.jetsetcitizen.com/cheap-travel/rent-for-less-than-10-per-day/comment-page-1/#comment-6305 arlene claire Tue, 24 Aug 2010 16:30:53 +0000 http://jetsetcitizen.com/?p=509#comment-6305 i have done a lot of world travelling in the past, including many extended trips to what we called third world countries then, with 4 children. for a few years now i have chosen to stay at my home in the canadian rockies because of footprint considerations. now i want to travel again, and am thinking of going to bolivia for the winter. anyone out there with ideas? i like going to places where the climate is springlike all the time rather than to the tropical beaches. i have immensely enjoyed the highlands of ecuador and columbia and central america. i would love to hear from anyone who has been there and could recommend a cheap and comfortable place to hang out, but not in a city. i dont need to move around much, preferring to get to know people more intimately in a more natural setting. thanks for any help i can get. i have done a lot of world travelling in the past, including many extended trips to what we called third world countries then, with 4 children. for a few years now i have chosen to stay at my home in the canadian rockies because of footprint considerations.

now i want to travel again, and am thinking of going to bolivia for the winter. anyone out there with ideas? i like going to places where the climate is springlike all the time rather than to the tropical beaches. i have immensely enjoyed the highlands of ecuador and columbia and central america.

i would love to hear from anyone who has been there and could recommend a cheap and comfortable place to hang out, but not in a city. i dont need to move around much, preferring to get to know people more intimately in a more natural setting.

thanks for any help i can get.

]]> By: Denise Michaels http://www.jetsetcitizen.com/cheap-travel/rent-for-less-than-10-per-day/comment-page-1/#comment-5657 Denise Michaels Mon, 26 Jul 2010 21:09:09 +0000 http://jetsetcitizen.com/?p=509#comment-5657 After a lot of noodling around on some of the vacation rental sites, I agree their rents are far more expensive than this per week - let alone per month. Books on lifestyle re-design suggest getting a room at a hotel or hostel for 2-3 nights, then looking for an apartment or condo rental after your arrival. These pictures are truly motivating because they prove it can be done. Besides, if I'm going to be out discovering the bazaar, the cafes and lots of other places in a city - really, the place I stay in is little more than a "crash pad." I always feel sorta "trapped" in fancy hotel rooms, unless I'm just staying for a couple nights. My husband has taken some amazing trips and spent a lot of nights sleeping on trains while traveling to another city. Last trip of his two years ago was to India. (He grew up in India - but has been in the US for over 40 years now.) On that last trip to India 25 nights out of 35 he spent sleeping on trains. Good for him - but not so sure it'd work for me. *smile* I have a home-based business I've carefully built - but I can't really leave as it is now. I'm taking a year to tweak and re-design to transform my life into an excellent adventure. Thanks for the research and for the great pictures. Denise Michaels Excellent Adventure http://www.DeniseMichaels.com After a lot of noodling around on some of the vacation rental sites, I agree their rents are far more expensive than this per week – let alone per month. Books on lifestyle re-design suggest getting a room at a hotel or hostel for 2-3 nights, then looking for an apartment or condo rental after your arrival. These pictures are truly motivating because they prove it can be done.

Besides, if I’m going to be out discovering the bazaar, the cafes and lots of other places in a city – really, the place I stay in is little more than a “crash pad.” I always feel sorta “trapped” in fancy hotel rooms, unless I’m just staying for a couple nights.

My husband has taken some amazing trips and spent a lot of nights sleeping on trains while traveling to another city. Last trip of his two years ago was to India. (He grew up in India – but has been in the US for over 40 years now.) On that last trip to India 25 nights out of 35 he spent sleeping on trains. Good for him – but not so sure it’d work for me. *smile*

I have a home-based business I’ve carefully built – but I can’t really leave as it is now. I’m taking a year to tweak and re-design to transform my life into an excellent adventure.

Thanks for the research and for the great pictures.

Denise Michaels Excellent Adventure
http://www.DeniseMichaels.com

]]> By: AdventureRob http://www.jetsetcitizen.com/cheap-travel/rent-for-less-than-10-per-day/comment-page-1/#comment-1949 AdventureRob Wed, 18 Nov 2009 01:07:56 +0000 http://jetsetcitizen.com/?p=509#comment-1949 Great list here! Nice to see pictures showing differences too. I rent a place in Australia for less than $10 a day, but I share the pad with 4 others .-= AdventureRob´s last blog ..<a href="http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/AdventureRob/~3/pT7pe4spOkk/" rel="nofollow">How to stay in an Australian City Cheaply</a> =-. Great list here! Nice to see pictures showing differences too.

I rent a place in Australia for less than $10 a day, but I share the pad with 4 others
.-= AdventureRob´s last blog ..How to stay in an Australian City Cheaply =-.

]]> By: How to Go from 9-5 on Friday to Aussie Bum by Monday | LifeExcursion http://www.jetsetcitizen.com/cheap-travel/rent-for-less-than-10-per-day/comment-page-1/#comment-1894 How to Go from 9-5 on Friday to Aussie Bum by Monday | LifeExcursion Fri, 13 Nov 2009 06:20:44 +0000 http://jetsetcitizen.com/?p=509#comment-1894 [...] international voyage a success. Don’t think you can live in a place for under $10 a day? Read Rent for Less Than $10 a Day by John Bardos to see the [...] [...] international voyage a success. Don’t think you can live in a place for under $10 a day? Read Rent for Less Than $10 a Day by John Bardos to see the [...]

]]> By: John http://www.jetsetcitizen.com/cheap-travel/rent-for-less-than-10-per-day/comment-page-1/#comment-953 John Mon, 31 Aug 2009 11:29:11 +0000 http://jetsetcitizen.com/?p=509#comment-953 No disagreement here. We live in amazing times. There is so much opportunity to do whatever we want where ever we want. Thanks for visiting! No disagreement here.

We live in amazing times. There is so much opportunity to do whatever we want where ever we want.

Thanks for visiting!

]]> By: Zoe http://www.jetsetcitizen.com/cheap-travel/rent-for-less-than-10-per-day/comment-page-1/#comment-952 Zoe Mon, 31 Aug 2009 10:07:22 +0000 http://jetsetcitizen.com/?p=509#comment-952 This post is so inspiring! It makes me want to dissapear into the wilds of latin America for the rest of my life.. Or possibly become a world class wake boarder living in the Phillipines... Oohhh so much to see and do :) .-= Zoe´s last blog ..<a href="http://www.thepursuitofadventure.com/australias-surfing-beaches/#utm_source=feed&utm_medium=feed&utm_campaign=feed" rel="nofollow">Australia’s Best Surfing Beaches</a> =-. This post is so inspiring! It makes me want to dissapear into the wilds of latin America for the rest of my life.. Or possibly become a world class wake boarder living in the Phillipines… Oohhh so much to see and do :)
.-= Zoe´s last blog ..Australia’s Best Surfing Beaches =-.

]]> By: Katie http://www.jetsetcitizen.com/cheap-travel/rent-for-less-than-10-per-day/comment-page-1/#comment-556 Katie Thu, 25 Jun 2009 15:08:45 +0000 http://jetsetcitizen.com/?p=509#comment-556 This is really reassuring... I'm planning on a year of traveling in 2010-2011 and have been worried about my budget. You're right about waiting til you get to wherever you're going... was just in Spain with a friend and we booked some of our hostels in advance- they were always more expensive than the ones we found wandering around central areas of the city. Thanks! This is really reassuring… I’m planning on a year of traveling in 2010-2011 and have been worried about my budget. You’re right about waiting til you get to wherever you’re going… was just in Spain with a friend and we booked some of our hostels in advance- they were always more expensive than the ones we found wandering around central areas of the city.
Thanks!

]]> By: Online Dividends http://www.jetsetcitizen.com/cheap-travel/rent-for-less-than-10-per-day/comment-page-1/#comment-466 Online Dividends Sat, 06 Jun 2009 20:37:30 +0000 http://jetsetcitizen.com/?p=509#comment-466 When I went to school in Missouri, I rented an apartment for $240/month with heating included. I only paid $20/month electric and $15-$20 water. Living in a small university town in Missouri could definitely be a rewarding experience as there is a lot to do there for free or almost for free. I currently rent in Bulgaria, in a city with about 100,000 people for $200/month. The apartment is not big but it is new construction. Utilities are no more than $100/month tops.. ( water, electric, internet). Oh and I could get my hair cut for $1.50 to $4, which is cheaper in comparison to what it was in the US. When I went to school in Missouri, I rented an apartment for $240/month with heating included. I only paid $20/month electric and $15-$20 water. Living in a small university town in Missouri could definitely be a rewarding experience as there is a lot to do there for free or almost for free.

I currently rent in Bulgaria, in a city with about 100,000 people for $200/month. The apartment is not big but it is new construction. Utilities are no more than $100/month tops.. ( water, electric, internet). Oh and I could get my hair cut for $1.50 to $4, which is cheaper in comparison to what it was in the US.

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