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Renting Query - 1st Time
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Good on ya for being thorough!!! im in the same situation at the moment moving wise and want to ask soooo many questions. Its hard when everyone has a different answer, family, friends etc. Good Luck!!0
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If your older threads are still accurate, my partner and I earn under half of what you and yours do. (Although, to be fair, mine is unemployed at the moment.)
The posters on DFW helped me put together some figures, and I am confident that on our combined income (which consists solely of my income right now), we can just about afford to rent a property at £500 pcm. (We haven't signed anything yet, but the flat is pretty much ours.)
Seeing as you have twice as much as we do, you should be able to manage it easily.
Hope that helps.
It's not a bad idea asking questions... but I think you've been given the answers you need by now, so get ready to just do it! 0
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