Car insurance is available locally, and is required to register your car. This assumes a long-term rental, like a year, but most landlords do not require a signed lease. The price is determined by what the landlord thinks you will pay, not by the niceness of the place or location. Most houses are not air-conditioned, so it is important to study the breeze and shade. You can buy a split air conditioner yourself, as we and Vince have done because of our computers.
Installation requires a small hole drilled in the wall and suitable power.
To find a rental you must travel around Anguilla asking every person you see, knocking on doors in likely neighborhoods, etc. We found ours by sitting at Smitty's in Island Harbour while he contacted people who might have places to show us. We eventually stumbled on Valerie who was managing Harbour Villas and she found four additional possibilities, including the one we selected. Archaeologists Map Anguilla Wrecks Dr. Brad Rodgers and Tim Runyan of East Carolina University are in Anguilla studying and mapping ancients sea wrecks. There work begins at Stoney Bay on two Spanish merchant ships.