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Help with area of flat!
Mr_P_5
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Just wondered.. i am looking at property in leeds and have found one that looks great. only problem is i don't know what the area is like? can anybody sugest what my best plan of action is? will the police advise me on what the area is like? or is there a site that tells u about residential areas?
any help/ideas appreciated!
any help/ideas appreciated!
£2008 for 2008 club No. 286
Jan wins - £213, Feb wins - £55.80 March Wins - £27
(left to go: £1712.20)
Jan wins - £213, Feb wins - £55.80 March Wins - £27
(left to go: £1712.20)
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Good place to start is Up My Streethttps://www.upmystreet.com. Just find the postcode (preferably the full postcode - but you can get this from Multimap) and do a search... it gives a good amount of detail on the area: property prices, schools, crime etc.CarQuake / Ergo Digital0
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