When he's not in Leeds, yes.
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Originally posted by NorthWestPerm2Contr View PostA B & B is offering special rates for anybody wishing to stay 3 or more days a week. Their cheapest online rate is currently £25 on laterooms but are offering this special rate through myself and a few others.
If you are interested please get in touch with me directly.
Airport pickup/drop off can be arranged.
Thanks
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Originally posted by NorthWestPerm2Contr View PostAssuming you were staying 7 days a week at the B&B (no idea why if you have a base elsewhere) Then that would be a saving of £600/month. You could get a HD TV and a playstation 3 with that. Alternatively do as another suggested, pay off your mortgage = less interest payments + early retirement + more fun + less work. If you were only staying at the place for 4 days a week then you would saving quite a bit more.
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why not rent an apartment and have the contract match your work contract in length and notice period?
that way you can cook/eat at home rather than always eat out, no need to lug clothes back and forth, no annoying b&b owner, if it's a long contract I also move in the playstation 3, far more civilised.
in munich (def not the cheapest place to rent), a modern fully furnished place around 70sqm with all mod cons including internet in a v nice area of town costs 1100EUR a month which works out at around £30 a day.
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Originally posted by RichardCranium View PostBecause to "protect tenants" (yeah, right) all tenancy agreements in the UK are 6 months minimum.
Getting a shorter rental agreement means either renting a serviced apartment (horribly expensive) or a "professional rental" (horribly expensive).
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Originally posted by chef View Postwhy not rent an apartment and have the contract match your work contract in length and notice period?
Getting a shorter rental agreement means either renting a serviced apartment (horribly expensive) or a "professional rental" (horribly expensive).
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why not rent an apartment and have the contract match your work contract in length and notice period?
that way you can cook/eat at home rather than always eat out, no need to lug clothes back and forth, no annoying b&b owner, if it's a long contract I also move in the playstation 3, far more civilised.
in munich (def not the cheapest place to rent), a modern fully furnished place around 70sqm with all mod cons including internet in a v nice area of town costs 1100EUR a month which works out at around £30 a day.
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Originally posted by Wilmslow View PostI know exactly where that is.....
Ok area in the day, but, be rather wary in the evenings!
It is a poor mans Wilmslow.
Doesn't mean the people are any worse, people in W,slow just don't pay their bills that's all.
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You can stay at mine for £17
ladies only, and you must leave the light on at all times. for, er, security reasons
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I know exactly where that is.....
Ok area in the day, but, be rather wary in the evenings!
There are a fair few takeaways and local cheap restuarants, so not a bad place all things considered.
Around 10 mins walk to 2 train stations serving Manchester / Crewe and the airport.
It is a poor mans Wilmslow.
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