Flat-hunting...

[denny]

So it turns out I could really do with finding a flat in the next two weeks, so that I can give my notice in time to move out of this one during the last week before I start work at the new place. Time flies! I thought I was going to sort this stuff out after my operation, but it turns out after thinking it through, that now is the best time for me to flat-hunt, and then is the best time for me to move - and it'll save me having to commute with a dodgy leg, which will save me a lot of worry.

So, the selection I've left enquiries about so far:

http://www.findaproperty.com/agent.aspx?agentid=1498&opt=prop&pid=177410
http://www.findaproperty.com/agent.aspx?agentid=3044&opt=prop&pid=150588
http://www.findaproperty.com/agent.aspx?agentid=3511&opt=prop&pid=207088
http://www.findaproperty.com/agent.aspx?agentid=8055&opt=prop&pid=586473 (ooh, shiny)
http://www.findaproperty.com/agent.aspx?agentid=3676&opt=prop&pid=080329
http://www.findaproperty.com/agent.aspx?agentid=4136&opt=prop&pid=340834

The last few are slightly out of my maximum price range, but they're so close to where I'll be working. I'm gonna see if I can knock them down a little bit. *fingers crossed*

Comments

[bluecassandra.livejournal.com]

Shiny is indeed shiny. Coupla things; do check out the area whe you visit places as alot of the bits round kingsland road are somewhat grim (our HQ for my proper work is there, so I've puttered round there a bit), and also, do not leave email enquiries as they do not respond to them. In addition, they will rarely call you back, you have to keep calling them.

Check how responsibility is shared for problems in ex council properties , a few people round us have been screwed when, say, the flat upstairs is leaking into their as you suddenly discover theres a huge row about whose problem that is to sort if they've sold them off piecemeal.