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**RussellPG** · 10-11-2010, 08:27 PM

I'm still struggling at the moment on what I earn and I'm lucky in that my rent is £325 a month including all the bills like water rates, council tax, electric and gas.

Ok, so its a shared house with the Landlord and another Lad, but its the cheapest around my area and has off road secure parking too. Unfortunately that might all change soon as the Landlord has just married his Thai girlfriend, and she'll be living in the house too, with her 1 yr old kid (who cries every morning at 4 - 5am), So mine and this other lads sleep patterns are getting disturbed and we're falling asleep in work, So we're planning on finding somewhere else (hopefully as cheap as this place) and renting some house/flat together, It'll work out a lot cheaper that way.

Of course, everything might change by next April, when my work contract comes to an end, cos if I can't find another job in the local area, I might have to up sticks and move out of the area to find alternative work.
Cross that bridge when I come to it.

10-11-2010, 08:27 PM	#21
RussellPG Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 473 Senior Member	I'm still struggling at the moment on what I earn and I'm lucky in that my rent is £325 a month including all the bills like water rates, council tax, electric and gas. Ok, so its a shared house with the Landlord and another Lad, but its the cheapest around my area and has off road secure parking too. Unfortunately that might all change soon as the Landlord has just married his Thai girlfriend, and she'll be living in the house too, with her 1 yr old kid (who cries every morning at 4 - 5am), So mine and this other lads sleep patterns are getting disturbed and we're falling asleep in work, So we're planning on finding somewhere else (hopefully as cheap as this place) and renting some house/flat together, It'll work out a lot cheaper that way. Of course, everything might change by next April, when my work contract comes to an end, cos if I can't find another job in the local area, I might have to up sticks and move out of the area to find alternative work. Cross that bridge when I come to it.
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