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(10-22-2009 02:37 PM)cathrine Wrote:  we need to stay within the ribble valley really clitheroe area

there is no large enough houses in our area unless we have a spare a grand or so every month can only afford 700ish pcm
I took a look at BB7 and within 1 mile of that postcode and a few show for the budget of under £700 and all 4 beds

http://www.rightmove.co.uk/property-to-r...op22668163

Also dont know if you could manage £795?
If you call the agent i bet they will take £750.00

http://www.propertyfinder.com/cgi-bin/rs...NESTORIAUK

In the exact area for you?
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bb7 covers a huge area they are all at least 30mins drive from where we are SS want us within a few mins of our sipport network thanks for looking
had seen the 5 bed and loved it
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Is this one out of question?
http://www.propertyfinder.com/cgi-bin/rs...NESTORIAUK

Also why are social services being so insistant?
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erm we wouldnt be rich enough to be even allow a viewing of that

they have decided that i wouldnt cope day to day if i didnt have such close support as my oh works from 6am to 6pm
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(10-22-2009 06:31 PM)cathrine Wrote:  erm we wouldnt be rich enough to be even allow a viewing of that

they have decided that i wouldnt cope day to day if i didnt have such close support as my oh works from 6am to 6pm
Could you hubby not reduce the hours he does and then claim more housing benefit and tax credits?
Not worth him working himself into the ground when he would not be any worse off?
Also as stated if you were to call the letting agent they can offer reductions on advertised rents for a quick let.
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