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Originally posted by Churchill View PostBollocks, a quick phonecall to the relevant person at Savills would be a damn site easier, assuming you know who the relevant person is.
Churchill - In "It's all about contacts" mode!
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Originally posted by Freamon View PostPretty sure a real sasguru would be easily capable of joining the relevant data sources to get these measures together.
Churchill - In "It's all about contacts" mode!
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Originally posted by sasguru View PostData is hard to get ...AFAIK there's no one central source that gives actual purchase price and rental income ...
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Originally posted by ChimpMaster View PostThis has crossed my mind (the move to Kent) because connections to the City are really good, as are links by road to surrounding areas. You get a bit more space and probably a little more for your money. And for the Mrs, you have the obvious shopping centre distractions of Blue Water and the other new one in Stratford. I wouldn't very far south though - it would have to be no more than an hour into City.
People tend to get surprised about the cost of living in the London border or Home counties.
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Originally posted by SueEllen View PostMove to Kent you will be safer as you are unlikely to bump into Sasguru plus they have more grammar schools. After 2 years of tutoring unless your kid is really thick they should pass the exams with flying colours. This means you can save money for their uni education abroad.
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Originally posted by oracleslave View PostThis is quite eerie.
I live in Wandsworth (well Putney actually).
Am looking to move out by the end of the year.
Guildford Grammer school was one we considered but am now more settled on a private alternative in Guildord.
Am visiting a few schools in Sevenoaks area in the next couple of weeks before making a final decision.
We have a 50% chance of being neighbours
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Originally posted by sasguru View PostWandsworth is great for adults not for children.
Let's get the boy into Guildford Grammar, if he has his father's brains, shouldn't be a problem.
(The link says "prep school", and I'm not sure if that's an offshoot of the public school there - all a bit confusing; but anyway it popped up first in a Google search on "Cranleigh property")
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Originally posted by sasguru View PostBudget is £750K. Should be Ok for Guildford, Godalming. Only got one sprog so don't need that much space.
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Originally posted by doodab View PostA good rule of thumb is value / 1000 ~ weekly rent.
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Originally posted by sasguru View PostWandsworth is great for adults not for children.
Let's get the boy into Guildford Grammar, if he has his father's brains, shouldn't be a problem.
I live in Wandsworth (well Putney actually).
Am looking to move out by the end of the year.
Guildford Grammer school was one we considered but am now more settled on a private alternative in Guildord.
Am visiting a few schools in Sevenoaks area in the next couple of weeks before making a final decision.
We have a 50% chance of being neighbours
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