Oct
03
Hello does anyone know the cheapest area in south wales to buy a house rent a flat?
By
Hello I wonder if anyone can help. Me and my boyfriend are looking to get a place together. We’re only 18 and he lives in USA and I in S. Wales, UK but we are both very serious about living together over the next year. We realise buying a flat would be virtually impossible as house prices these days are insane with £100,000 a minimum so renting seems the best option. I just wondered if anyone can point me in the right direction where to look as we want a rough guide so we know how much we need to start saving. One crucial thing though is I’m disabled in the sense that I can’t walk so would need adaptations in the home like ramps for my electric wheelchair, rails etc so does anyone know what procedures I’d have to take to get everything in place?
Thank you ever so much,
Sasha xV^^Vx
Related posts:
- how can i find a cheap flat to rent in marbella south spain? i want to go on holiday end of july to marbella with 2 other people, thing is we want to find a cheap 1 bed room flat to rent in...
- Flat rent help? Any advice? Hi, I am nearly 17 years old and I am going to University in a couple of years time. My boyfriend is 22 and he is going to move with...
- Is is cheaper to rent a flat in London or to just go ahead and buy a house? I am going to move to London in a few years. I just wanted to get myself straightened out now while I’m in the states. I’m planning on living there...
- which is the cheapest way to rent a flat in London? I was looking at agents like Foxtons etc, but their prices are really high. Is there a way to find a cheaper flat for rent in London, for example newspaper...
- anyone no the cheapest place to rent a flat? prefferibly in the price range of £150-£250 a month preferibly in scotland...
3 Comments
June 9th, 2010 at 12:51 am
hi sasha
have you tried your local council or housing association as they would help with the adaptations you would need you would need to go on there waiting list.do you live with parents would they help?there is an agents called right move you could try them for prices ect.
June 12th, 2010 at 10:44 am
try and go from there. a very user friendly site. Just put in postcode eg.SA2 and follow the dropdowns.
It will also guide you to estate agents in the various areas.
Probably worth speaking to local council planning dept about alterations such as ramps etc to establish if any planning permssion is needed and also if any grants are available for that type of work.
If you dont ask, you dont get & the worst that can happen is they say no.
Good luck
June 13th, 2010 at 11:23 am
pembrokeshire or merthyr