When that A-level results day has come and gone, it’s time to think of where you’ll be living. If you missed your first choice offer, you should not worry, you definitely are not the only one. Overlook the horror stories about studentaccommodation, there is affordable housing out there. And as you’re starting a last-minute search, it doesn’t denote that you need to lower your standards. There are totally loads of high-quality choices left, not at the end of the queue. Groups fall apart, returning students decide not to pay rent over summer and come back later to save money, buildings come online after the landlord has refurbished them for the summer, best houses are always available, You need to go beyond the ‘I’ll take it’ mindset. It is important to work out the rent you may afford and think about distance and transport costs.
Your university might direct you to agreed letting agents, that permits you to hunt for properties advertised by estate agents in Jesmond area. Make sure you know what finder’s fees you pay, and the conditions of any deposit and rent amount that suits you. This fee is placed when you agree on renting a place that falls within the group of Jesmond student lettings, before you sign the tenancy agreement. You may be asked to provide a guarantor, who agrees to pay any rent that you fail to offer, and in case of damage to the property. If you’re sharing with your friends, your guarantor might be liable for the rent of the entire property, check if it is feasible to make amends to the agreement. When budgeting for accommodation, remember that you pay rent of one month in advance.
If you’re looking for jesmond student 8 houses, websites are definitely worth having a look. You might wish to get a group together prior to house search, websites will have a accommodation group, generally advertised on the fresher’s page, that will help you stay in touch with students in the same boat as you. Photographs of the property are advertised clearly with prices, so refine your search straight away to save time. A full day must be set aside for house viewings, and more views the better. Look at the house watchfully. Go through the furniture, kitchen space, showers, beds, heating system, required repairs. Make sure that the properties are worthy of staying for a year. If there are people already in the house, great, ask them about the experience. Work out the travel time to the university and research transport routes. Although student accommodation can be cheaper than halls, remember that the contract is usually for 12 months. It is also vital to be cautious of scams and loopholes.