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I appreciate all the information you have shared in this thread, very insightful indeed. Considering Virginia as well although it is more expensive I think ( but closer to DC )

As Rich and others said, do Airbnb for a few days, and contact those landlords directly for a longer deal paying in advance. Make sure you have great Airbnb reputation first.

I have a friend in a similar situation... is your gf by chance a recently graduated nurse?

Hospital Aleman used to do it, you may want to go and see if it can be done.

ICBA performs many complex surgeries daily. Indeed there is a relationship between bad teeth bacteria and cardiac problems. It was not a good idea to go back home from Pirovano, especially after such incident, but hey you are still around to write about it :D. People with cardiac issues are...

I am sorry! :D

You can now do it online on any computer through pago mis cuentas and then you ask the bus driver " acreditar carga " run it and voila!

Another option we consider is Raleigh, NC. Have still most of the year to plan out and explore ( and figure out the moving itself.... )

I second this. Dietrich is a reputable dealer.

I was looking at some articles about " best cities to live in the US " and I am not a big fan of Florida's tropical weather, NC I really like but came up with bad news on water contamination, California is just too expensive, etc. I have friends from school living in Florida, Los Angeles...

The rule of thumb is that if it is more that 5 years old, unless it is luxury, it will not pay https://www.iprofesional.com/finanzas/375846-valuacion-automotores-bienes-personales-como-se-calcula https://www.dnrpa.gov.ar/portal_dnrpa/valuaciones2.php

lol I know what the boonies are but Boone does exist :P

ack the wind in Chicago is insane...

Will check it out, thanks!

Thank you Greg for your input. We are only starting our research and yes, I see real estate prices have been consistently going up, and also hear there are many people from California moving there as well. I have some friends in Ohio, but winters are really long there :P

Has to be a bit more than a year older, maybe 5, but it is totally doable.

We used https://www.verifica.com.ar/ when we bought our car to have peace of mind.

Another thing that is going to be tied to the car, is a city tax called Patente that is paid every two months, the newer the vehicle, the more expensive it will be. Afip will not get in the middle when you are buying, especially if it is a used car, just make sure to do your homework just so it...

If the vehicle is over a certain value, you are going to have to file Bienes Personales eventually ( especially if you want to sell it ). I assume you have a DNI. I suggest you talk to an accountant and buy a car that falls below the taxable amount. You need to be really careful when buying a...