Puerto Vallarta News

Puerto Vallarta News

Chris Learns How Moving is Done in Mexico and Faces Trust Issues with Realtor

So here we were in the middle of December 2011. Two of our children would arrive the next day for their Christmas break, but our new condo had no electricity and an empty elevator shaft. We reluctantly booked our family into the boutique hotel across the street from our so far  uninhabitable home 10 storeys up.

At the same time our furniture and appliances had arrived and were strewn about the road. Eddy the Realtor was shouting at our contractor, Juan, who had just finished the second coat of paint in our main living area, about the work Juan did . . .

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