Post: #1

Just arrived in Medellin. Anyone here?

Will be here for a few months. Tried to find an appartment but only out of my price class so far, any places that are recommended beside el poblado that are more affordable?

Is finding a 2BR for 600 USD possible?

Post: #2

go to casa kiwi hostal... and use the search function of this forum.. too many pointless medellin threads with people asking for help.. but not giving back.

(10-23-2012 03:35 PM)bface Wrote:  Just arrived in Medellin. Anyone here?

Will be here for a few months. Tried to find an appartment but only out of my price class so far, any places that are recommended beside el poblado that are more affordable?

Is finding a 2BR for 600 USD possible?

Post: #3

I'm in MDE now. PM me.

Post: #4

(10-23-2012 07:12 PM)jergens007 Wrote:  go to casa kiwi hostal... and use the search function of this forum.. too many pointless medellin threads with people asking for help.. but not giving back.

I am at casa kiwi, I am looking for an apartment. And I did read all the medellin threads, but did apparently not find the required info.

And I will give back/write a datasheet after I have been here for a while, anything else would be retarded. I gave info on other cities in the past so I don't know what your problem is...

Sent a PM Gringuito

Post: #5

(10-25-2012 05:25 PM)bface Wrote:  

(10-23-2012 07:12 PM)jergens007 Wrote:  go to casa kiwi hostal... and use the search function of this forum.. too many pointless medellin threads with people asking for help.. but not giving back.

I am at casa kiwi, I am looking for an apartment. And I did read all the medellin threads, but did apparently not find the required info.

And I will give back/write a datasheet after I have been here for a while, anything else would be retarded. I gave info on other cities in the past so I don't know what your problem is...

Sent a PM Gringuito

My friend all it takes is going aroung all the big buildings in El Poblado and Laureles and asking the guards if there is some furnished suite available. It will take you a whole day and it is not easy, but you will find one.

Post: #6

(10-25-2012 06:43 PM)chochemonger1 Wrote:  

(10-25-2012 05:25 PM)bface Wrote:  

(10-23-2012 07:12 PM)jergens007 Wrote:  go to casa kiwi hostal... and use the search function of this forum.. too many pointless medellin threads with people asking for help.. but not giving back.

I am at casa kiwi, I am looking for an apartment. And I did read all the medellin threads, but did apparently not find the required info.

And I will give back/write a datasheet after I have been here for a while, anything else would be retarded. I gave info on other cities in the past so I don't know what your problem is...

Sent a PM Gringuito

My friend all it takes is going aroung all the big buildings in El Poblado and Laureles and asking the guards if there is some furnished suite available. It will take you a whole day and it is not easy, but you will find one.

Though if you are young and can get a crew of players in casa kiwi as your wings.....you might not need a pad. Israelis dudes there are good for that. They know how to handle that Paisa pussy.

Post: #7

(10-25-2012 06:47 PM)chochemonger1 Wrote:  Though if you are young and can get a crew of players in casa kiwi as your wings.....you might not need a pad. Israelis dudes there are good for that. They know how to handle that Paisa pussy.

Thanks for the info. I need to get some work done so I need a somewhat quiet place.

Didn't think of asking the guards... Will try that tomorrow.