[header] How to find a flat to rent in london [title] Decide on your budget and stick to it. [step] Have two figures in mind, one for the maximum you are willing to pay per week and the other per calendar month. Also factor the costs of bills into these figures.
[header] How to find a flat to rent in london [title] Decide on your budget and stick to it. [step] Have two figures in mind, one for the maximum you are willing to pay per week and the other per calendar month. Also factor the costs of bills into these figures.
[title] Start your flat search 3 months before your move date, this will enable you to get a feel for the rental market and what you get for your money. [step] You will find that approximately 80% of rental properties are advertised a month before they are available [title] Don't just narrow your search to one area, keep an open mind. [title] Ask people who have mortgages, and if so, how long their mortgages are. [step] One of the means of finding a flat is by comparing local property prices. This will give you a definite idea of how much is probably necessary for planning meals and other expenses. [substeps] If you don't have enough money to bring home, do not count down. If monthly rentals are accepted and, in general, very affordable, you may get anywhere within £ 5. But, any less, you will end up needing to pay major expenses for a while.