how Will i found room for rent in mumbai ?
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try this link for Mumbai http://www.bharathrentals.com/browse/all/all/Mumbai
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It depends on a lot of variables:\n\n- Where in New York city will you locate. Rent in 5th Avenue is different from Harlem.\n- How big is the space you are planning to lease\n- What renovations or lease-site improvements will you do to the place you will get\n- What shelving systems and decor are you going to put up\n- How much inventory are you willing to put\n- How many staff will be on your payroll\n- How much initial marketing you will do\n- Plus your operating capital for at least 6 months
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You should search on rent.com or craigslist.org
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Look for rooms to rent. Better chance to find a room to rent somewhere than an apartment. This way you share the utilities and the price is a lot cheaper.\n\nP.S. Getting a better job would help too.
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There are many apartments in this price range. More details are needed to really answer proficiantly.\n\nI suggest you go to the FREE service called Rent.com\n\nYou can enter your specifics and then chose an area that will be meet your specific needs\n\nI wish you the best in all that you do!
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just go to the apartment you want to rent from and if they do based on income, they can tell you exactly what it would be
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well u can look up in the directory or u an try to think of a friend which may be comon for of u and may try for the phone no. or something \nor u can ask any of ur relative (residing in bombay0 to help u
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I help people in your situation. Contact me via e-mail and I'll ask you some questions and send you properties that match your requirements. There is no charge for this service and I will negotiate on your behalf. \n\nYou can also search for available leases in Newport Beach by visiting my website and clicking on "Search MLS Homes" and then on "Advanced Search".  Unfortunately, Yahoo doesn't allow me to publish my website but if you look at my e-mail, it might give you a clue. ;)\n\nGood luck.\n\nRegards
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3 B/R, east facing with car park in 40'x60' plot at vijayanagar 1st stage is available for rent. contact: 9845253833\n\n House For Lease, 18sq.with 3 B/R along with car parking space near Kavitha bandar,T K Layout, Mysore. contact:9448340919\n\n* A fully furnished 2 B/R, 2 Halls,kitchen, near N.S Road close to Jain Temple is available for rent for jains only.Contact: 9448293688\n\nhope this helps
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Try Craigslist.  Start here...\nhttp://losangeles.craigslist.org/about/cities.html\n\nFind the city you live in, or live closest to.\n\nThere are sections for rental property.
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The key is location - London is a big place!\n\nA store in a wapping side street will be much cheaper than a prime pitch in Picadilly. \n\nYou need a shop with plenty of passing trade, not tucked away down an alley. Large enough to display a good range and store your stock but not so big the rent cripples you. Look for old shops in the area you like which have been vacant for a while, the owners will be keen to rent it as they still have to pay rates on the property even if it's empty. Negotiate an initial rent-free period as an incentive for you to sign a lease - say 3 months. This will be a big boost in getting started. Other costs will include business rates (shop version of council tax) possible maintenance fees for the building, electricity (poss. gas but uncommon) phone etc. Also you'll need to factor in advertising costs - flyers / magazine or paper ad's / posters etc.\n\nLook around for shops which are being fitted out or demolished as you can oftern pick up display counters / window dressing supplies / clothes racks for free as they're being thrown out.\n\nAs for stock, you will make the best profits on items you import from abroad - particularly China as their goods are of nice quality, cheap and they trade in US $ so you get alot for your money at the moment with the exchange rate being so good. On average it takes about 2 - 3 months from placing your order to receiving it if shipping from China, sea freight is the most economical way of shipping and takes around 30 days. Make sure you are not caught out by the added costs of importing - when your items arrive they will have VAT / import duty added to them and you will have to pay some port fees / brokerage / clearing fees. For a shipment big enough to fill a couple of transit vans you'll pay approx. £300 - £400 in port fees with the VAT being applied at the relevant rate. Even with these added costs, you;ll still be getting the items cheaper than UK wholesalers will sell them for.\n\nGood wholesalers in CHina are easy enough to find on-line, don't be tempted to pay for a subscription service / wholesaler listing as these are usually pretty useless. A bit of a naughty tip - if you use a file sharing program like Limewire / bittorrent etc. you can set it to search for documents and search for 'wholesale list' 'wholesale supply' etc. and get a few lists for free, you may find something good there. (just remember to do a virus scan on any file you download before opening it)\n\nDon't be put off by the competition, alot of traders give up on an idea because there are alot of others doing it - you just have to make sure you are better, cheaper, offer superior service, deal with queries quicker and you'll win your share of the market. \n\nGood luck, I hope it goes well.
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http://www.surfindia.com/mumbai/
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Look on the internet for a cheap motel, best if they rent by the month or week.  Look into the YMCA.  Get a real good map of the new city.  Find the nearest bowling alley and go to the bar.  People in bowling alleys know all about their area and they're very helpful.  Just sit at the bar studying your map, or the classified ads on the newspaper.  Someone will ask you what you're looking for.  \n\nThen you have to go to the post office and get your mail forwarded, but its best to do that after you get a permanent place.  Eventually you'll have to change your drivers license.\n\nIt's best to have a cell phone.\n\nThat's about it!
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See here:\n\nhttp://www.rentagolfvilla.com/
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Never heard of them. I looked into Bulgaria about 5 years ago when you could pick up places for £15,000.\nI think the prices now are not competative and the rental demand is much lower than supply. I am sure there are better opportunities about. I am buying a luxury 127 square meter apartment in Goa India for about £40,000. You can pick up smaller places (50 meters squared) in Goa for £15,000 but there are lots of them and less large luxury apartmens. Hope that might help
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It helps if you join an organization like IERA you may need to find one in your area like it:\n\nhttp://www.iera.org/\n\nThis way you get forms and advice on what to do as well as free access to a lawyer (once per incident) for questions. \n\nThe basics of what you need to do are to get all your forms ready (this includes lead based paint disclosure, fire alarm battery notice and any other required in your area), then advertise. \n\nWhen people call let them ask you about the place and then show it to them. If they are interested talk with them a bit to make sure they will meet your requirements(they should not pay more than 50% of their take home pay for rent and they should not have horribly lousy credit, they should not have evictions, and anything else you require like no pets or no smoking etc.) \n\nHave them fill out an application and pay the screening fee. Take the advice of the screening company if they say you should not rent then trust them.\n\nOnce you accept them take a first month and damage deposit, and get a last months rent over a few months if you can in your market or if the people are willing. Go over all the forms you got and make sure they know the rules (they must keep the lawn mowed, house looking neat, etc).\n\nThen you are set.\n\nGood luck.
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there is a website called rent.com...try it out