Explore 18 articles in Rentals.
Moving from India to Uruguay: how to find and rent a home before you arrive. The real hurdle is the rental guarantee without local history. INGAR helps you before you travel.
If you rent your primary residence in Uruguay and pay IRPF (personal income tax) on employment income, you can claim 8% of your rent as a tax credit. Here are the requirements, the limits, how to file, and what the landlord owes.
Moving to Uruguay with no local employment history? INGAR assesses which guarantee may work and finds a home that fits your profile and budget.
A landlord can claim unpaid debts and damage caused by the tenant, but not ordinary wear and tear or the building's own defects. Here's what Uruguay's Civil Code actually says and how the deposit gets released.
Incomplete, misleading, and outright fraud are three different things. Here's what Ley 17.250 requires about price and advertising, what to ask for before you visit, how to preserve the listing, and where complaints actually go.
No law sets the fee: the CIU's published schedule is a trade-association benchmark, not a legal rate. Here's exactly what it says, who pays, when a renewal charge can apply, and what to demand in writing before you put down a deposit.
Not always. Here are the eight red flags that should make you stop, how to verify who's really collecting your money before you wire it, and what to do if you've already paid: your bank, the evidence, a criminal complaint, and the BCU.
Moving out doesn't cancel your guarantee. Here's when the payments actually stop with Porto, MAPFRE and ANDA, what paperwork each one requires, and when part of your premium comes back.
Moving out doesn't end your lease. Here's which exit routes your contract actually allows, what leaving early can cost, how assigning a lease differs from subletting, and what it takes to close out your rental guarantee.
