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Home/Housing Books You Need |
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The Which? Guide to Renting and Letting |
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The Which? Way to Buy, Sell and Move House |
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So you've moved out of
that crumbling student dwelling they called a "house".
Now you're looking for your first home to launch your career
from. If you can buy, good for you: but, for most of you,
renting is the way ahead. Learn all you need to know from
this book and don't get into a pickle. The law of landlord
and tenant can be a minefield for the unwary. Set yourself
in the picture with this informative guide.
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If
you've finished with letting and want to get on the property
ladder yourself, or have been on it some time and want to
get off, then this is the book for you. It explains every
aspect of buying and selling a house, from dealing with estate
agents to getting a valuation or survey done and organizing
and surviving a move. Packed with practical tips and contacts,
the guide also covers buying or selling your home online and
includes a glossary of financial and legal terms. A separate
chapter deals with the different system that operates in Scotland.
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The New London Property Guide
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Small Spaces |
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We don't want to pretend
you all live in London, but for most it is their preferred
first destination. However many times you've visited, you'll
still need to know the facts regarding where to live. This
annual guide presents you with cross-London price charts show
how much buys you what, and where. The main A-Z section focuses
on area profiles, with descriptions of over 480 neighbourhoods
from Acton to Wimbledon. Practical details about the facilities
and market in each area are combined with colourful street-by-street
character analysis so that you can find a neighbourhood just
right for you.
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Unless you're in the
money, chances are your first few places won't be the expansive
palaces you dreamt of at school. Size is of the essence and
this book is all about making the most of the space you have.
Whether you live in a one-space apartment, or have one key
room that's just too small, it includes case studies of real
homes showing how clever use of decorative elements can create
an illusive feeling of space.
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Beyond Baked Beans |
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How to Garden
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Well beans
might have sufficed at Uni, but now you've graduated it's time
to move on. This is supposed to be a book for students, but
none of the students we knew had much more than beans at Uni
so we're featuring it here. Cooking's not that bad, and this
great book shows you just how easy it can be to make yourself
something nice for a change! |
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You probably didn't even
water the plants as a student, but now you've got a place
of your own you want to keep whatever garden you have even
if only to show it off at barbeques. This really basic book
is great for starters. If you've never had your own patch
of soil to play with before, this practical, easy-to-follow
guide really will save your sanity.
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