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You can start by looking on clasificados.com for largo plaza rentals. You are expected to fill in information in the little pop-up box as to where you wish to move, size of apartment (determined by number of bedrooms). It can be tricky if you don't know your way around the island or the names of the areas. Be aware that some real estate agents who list on clasificados don't return calls (??) or don't bother to remove rented listings. I found the situation frustrating, and I was already living here and just wanted to move! Of eight apartments that seemed like possibilities, only two actually resulted in walk-throughs, and one was in a building so old that you couldn't get a modern couch through the narrow front door. It's easy to rent an expensive apartment but the lower the price, the greater the challenge. Good luck!

What area are you wanting to move to?

I’m moving to Ponce. I’ve looked on Facebook marketplace and clasificados as well, not seeing much.

I have a house in Cabo Rojo. 3 bed 2 bath in nice development. I am about 30 to 45 minutes from ponce.

Most of the realtors will not return your calls if your phone number is not PR. It is a waste of time for them to deal with mainlanders, because most of them just look around and not serious to rent or buy.

Don't rent without checking it first.

The best is to stay in a hotel a short-term rental for one week and then find something for longer term.

I am the person who started this rental thread looking for a place as Saysme. I would be interested in CR. I have been looking there but agents are unreliable in terms of response. Please let me know about the house. Thanks.

@jon wolaver Natural disasters are nothing like in the U.S. Main Land since construction codes are much better and stronger if a cat 5 hurricane comes to your town you just lock the doors and windows and stay inside you house, that is what we did and utilities were re establish in about 3 weeks in our area. Poverty in Puerto Rico is not as prevalent as you may believe you would be very surprised. also FYI global warming is not a problem for coastal areas since Puerto Rico's land mass is over 600 millions years old and has survive previews climate changes without problems.       

@Hernandez Perez Realty Where do you live on the island that you had power 3 weeks after Maria?

hi

i am a recent retiree, family of three.  fully bilingual i am looking for a rental in dorado, walking distance/short drive to conveniences.  i am staying at the embassy.  thank you

@sjlevine

On the south coast of Puerto Rico Santa Isabel. With hurricane fiona our power was back up in 6 days.

@Cabo rojo ron

Hi Ron. Is your house in Cabo Rojo still available for long term rental ?  Jay.