how can i can a 2-bedroom flat areound Gloucester road area in London , priced up to 400K GBP?
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Try Craigslist.com for London, England.  Answers is an international forum and not very helpful for such local querys.
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depends what area of london you stay in. you can get accommodation starting from £300/month (in outer london), to approz £500/month in Central, all the way up.
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I own my flat through a shared ownership scheme.  I work for the ambulance service and I got my scheme as a key worker, so I can't give advice necessarily on how to get onto a different type of scheme, but am happy to let you know my experiences.\n\nI live in greater London and couldn't afford much more than 60k mortgage, but the shared ownership scheme offered to match mine to buy the property 50/50.  The way that it worked with mine, is that they effectively bought the flat then I bought 50% of it off them (it was actually much simpler than this sounds!!)\n\nSo, I now own half a flat.  I put down a deposit on my half and when I sell that capital is returned to me.  I have a mortgage on the remainder of my half, and obviously whatever I have paid off by the time I sell is mine in the same way as any other mortgage.  However, when I do sell, half of any profit made from any increase in value goes to the housing authority and half to me.\n\nI pay the housing authority rent on their half of the property.  Although this is annoying, the rent is relativly low and in total I pay less in mortgage repayments and rent to the housing authority than I used to when I was just renting and at least now the bulk of it is going to pay off my mortgage on property I own.\n\nWhen I want to sell the flat, I first have to notify the housing authority and they have first dibs.  Basically they offer my half of the flat to people on their shared ownership lists.  If after a couple of months they don't get anyone to agree to buy my half, I then put it on the open market and it is split 50/50 again.\n\nIf I sell my flat on the open market I will be liable for all fees just as if I was a sole owner, but if they sell it through their scheme there are some fees that they pay.\n\nAll in all, I think it is a really good scheme.  As I say, although I pay rent on some of it, I pay less than I did just renting and I am already paying off my mortgage and I am on the property ladder.  This is something that I wiuld not be able to do for many years on my own and I would still be throwing away hundreds of pounds of rent each month just to pay off someone else's mortgage.\n\nWith the amount of money that you seem to be able to raise, you would prob be able to go for owning a bigger portion of a property which would obviously benefit you and you would not have to pay as much rent as you will own more yourself.  At any time that I am livnig in my property I can have the place re-valued and then buy more of the property from the houseing association at the present value.\n\nI hope that this helps a bit.\n\n(sorry for any poor spelling but its not my strong point and spell checker not working!!!)
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Stop looking at prices and start looking at venues. \n\nVenue 1 might be £800 but it doesn't offer what you are looking for whilst venue 2 may be only 25 quid but has what you want!\n\nList what you DO want and then start looking, and while you're checking out venues refer to your list often. \n\nDon't be sidetracked by fancy lighting or the offer of free balloons or other such trivia that isn't even on your list!\n\nFocus on what you want - and don't be afraid to negotiate. Owner may well say they want more money than they are actually prepared to accept!\n\nIn the end - get the closest to your ideal venue for the closest to you ideal price - and have a wonderful wedding day.
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Could just sit in the middle of London and beg lol. Think! Hundreds of thousand of people go through it everyday, ok so you might not make a million straight away but i reckon if you had big puppy dof eyes you could swing it in a couple of months lol!
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u can have mine.\nim a very rich habbo i own lots of rooms.\nim in hc.\nsearch abc543 and check out soem of my cribs on www.habbohotel.co.uk
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Try some renting agencies in the town.  Can be expensive and charge you extras but it will give you an idea of what is available and the kinds of prices in the area.  Also check the local papers - both free and paid for and have a look - you will often find better deals in the paper.  I've always rented directly from the owner and if you are careful about the owner and check that they don't have loads of properties it's much easier.  If you get a 'serial' landlord they won't bother to fix anything and can be really tricky to deal with.  Best thing is go have a look at a few properties in your price rang and out of it just to see what they are like and get a feel for waht you want and what to pay - take someone with you.
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Pls dont,it will b a big foolishness. No body on earth will do u this faver.only criminals will offer u this kind of deal. Change ur mind before its too late.Dont think england is full of angels its full of criminals (tigers).they got two faces.stay where u r .work hard .u will get what u want.All that glitter is not bloody Gold, but full of poison ...All these smilling faces r full of sorrows.
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You are buying house numbers at £4 each, and for a different reason, you're likely in England.
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Definitely check out this website: http://www.enetproperty.co.uk/\n\nLoads to choose from and varied price range. \n\nMy tip:\n\nhttp://www.enetproperty.co.uk/4983/details.htm\n2 bedroom\nclose to South Kensington\n495pounds per week\n\nGood luck finding what you need. London is a beautiful city!
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None...nothing in the UK is "reasonably" priced. I know that and I've only been there once! You're better off studying in the States if you're concerned about the expense.
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Start looking now, you can get an idea of whats available the costs etc.  Also most landlords know if they may have a unit available in the up coming months.  Good Luck KG
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Here is a very good (and recent) article in the FT about house prices: http://www.johnkay.com/in_action/468\nAccording to John Kay, we are not currently in a bubble in the UK because most people who currently buy are planning to live in their house (i.e. speculators who intend to make short term profits represent a small part of the overall market). \nMoreover, his opinion is that prices in cities like London reflect the location rather than the accommodation itself, and since location is a scarce resource, there is no reason why prices for houses in the most demanded location should fall.\nHope this helps!
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Upwards of $800 for anything liveable. Depends on the part of the city you want to live in as well. Good luck finding something!
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Hi, \n Please see www.RentACoder.com.\n\nGood look
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You dont seem to have a very Indian or indeed Tamil name... Unfortunately with the current $-£ conversion rate $3000 is not an awful lot in GBP. You should be able to manage, though; even have some left for savings/entertainment/misc expenses etc. if you are careful.\nWhether your $972 as rental includes food, winter clothing, etc will depend on what has been negotiated, but if I'm asked to guess, I'd say that the amount will only cover the rental of the property, and no extras. If furnished, you'll probably have sofa/bed/dining table/wardrobes/some kitchen appliances/bedsheets,etc. If unfurnished, then probably just the 4 walls! Cant see any clothing or food being provided (but then, I dont know the details of what you have been offered). \n'Plot' does not make much sense - you better check what it says again. Again, only whoever arranged the property for you will know how many rooms you have.\nMake sure you carry winter clothing, since the temp change from Tamil Nadu to London will be severe in December. Perhaps some thermal inner wear, gloves, a muffler, a winter coat, etc.\nThe amount you can save will completely depend on what kind of deal you've got with the house and what kind of lifestyle you live. I am however sure your lifestyle will be simple, so am confident you will be able to save anywhere upto £300-500. \nMake sure to shop around before you buy anything in London, since prices can vary tremendously. You could go to Southall (an Indian area) or Wembley and buy things cheap from Indian shops there, until you have had a chance to explore other reasonable shops.\nYour British Airways flight should allow £23 Kg registered baggage (from memory) and about 7Kg hand baggage. DO NOT carry more than 2-3 kgs over the allowance, since there is a risk you may be charged exhorbitantly for the excess baggage (upto Rs1000-1500 per Kg). If you need to, keep some non-essentials in a separate bag that you can leave with whoever is dropping you at the airport, if the airline does not accept excess baggage free.\nHope this helps.
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Try these sites for listings of private rentals:\n\nhttp://www.gumtree.com\nhttp://www.loot.co.uk\n\nOr contact estate agents in the Barking/Dagenham area directly.\n\nHere is a list as a starter:\nhttp://www.yell.com/ucs/UcsSearchAction.do?keywords=estate+agents&companyName=&location=Barking&searchType=classic&broaderLocation=ESSEX%7CSOUTH+EAST+ENGLAND%7CENGLAND%7CUNITED+KINGDOM&ooa=on