This has to be one of the most difficult topics I’ve ever covered. Usually, I try to offer some concrete advice or a clear path
Why did we move five times in five years? Was it by choice or necessity? Well, let me take you on a journey through our
Are you a U.S. military veteran in Ecuador? (From here on, I’ll simply refer to you as “veterans” or “vets.”) Over the past week or
If you’re considering moving to Cuenca or anywhere else in Ecuador, you’ve likely heard expats advise against buying a car. The prevailing wisdom among expats
Editor’s NoteA tenant and long-term YapaTree contributor, Rick Snyder, wrote this informative article from a tenant’s point of view. YapaTree Properties operates a rental service,
Have you ever wondered what happens during a real estate closing in Cuenca? Leave all of those expectations at the door, because I’m going to
Cuenca is a city of allure, drawing expats with its colonial charm, cultural vibrancy, and affordable living. Yet, beneath this surface lies a cautionary tale,
Welcome to episode 3 of the Curious Cuenca Podcast by YapaTree. Today’s guest is the wonderful Doctora Maité Depreeuw, a general practitioner originally from Belgium
Welcome to the cultural heart of Cuenca, where the rich heritage and vibrant streets make it an expat favorite. Yet, living in El Centro often
Good morning! Today, we’re embarking on a Cuenca real estate trip with expat-to-be, David, and his friend JJ. We’ll be visiting various neighborhoods and checking
Let me tell you about a message I received recently from a friend who was knee-deep in a property purchase gone awry. They were under
As I sit here in the dim glow of my laptop’s screen, typing away in the darkness, I’m reminded once again of the unique challenges
In the heart of Cuenca, nestled among the historic streets and timeless architecture, lies Casa Malo—a patrimonial house filled with history and character. Join me,
Today’s vlog takes us on a journey through the real estate landscape of Cuenca. Our mission? To explore a selection of apartments for sale so
President Noboa gave a detailed interview to Radio Canela focusing on Ecuador’s recent security issues. The original interview in Spanish can be heard at Radio
Some things take expats a while to figure out after they move here. One vexing (though unsexy) topic is how to pay for goods and
Hola, everyone! Today, we’re thrilled to embark on an exciting journey with La’Asha, a vibrant expat and remote worker from Dallas, Texas, currently making her
Today, we’re unraveling the secrets of extending your tourist visa. Join me and Kim on this journey as we navigate one of the most commonly
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This has to be one of the most difficult topics I’ve ever covered. Usually, I try to offer some concrete advice or a clear path
Why did we move five times in five years? Was it by choice or necessity? Well, let me take you on a journey through our
Are you a U.S. military veteran in Ecuador? (From here on, I’ll simply refer to you as “veterans” or “vets.”) Over the past week or
If you’re considering moving to Cuenca or anywhere else in Ecuador, you’ve likely heard expats advise against buying a car. The prevailing wisdom among expats
Reverse-culture shock, also known as “re-entry shock,” refers to the psychological and emotional challenges folks may experience upon returning to their passport country after an
Editor’s NoteA tenant and long-term YapaTree contributor, Rick Snyder, wrote this informative article from a tenant’s point of view. YapaTree Properties operates a rental service,
We’ve all heard the term “culture shock,” and most of us, as expats, have experienced it to varying degrees. But what does it mean, and
Have you ever wondered what happens during a real estate closing in Cuenca? Leave all of those expectations at the door, because I’m going to
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