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Old 17-04-2007, 09:53 PM   #1 (permalink)
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Hi all great site and very informative but can someone tell me if it is difficult to rent a house in Ipswich or Logan, etc as i understand it is in Brisbane?

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Old 17-04-2007, 11:17 PM   #2 (permalink)
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Hiya you will struggle anywere at the moment although you would probably have a better chance in Ipswich ,,Raceview,Flinders View etc might be easier as there is moe houses ,i know logan is hard like brissy,hope this helps ,,
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Hi all great site and very informative but can someone tell me if it is difficult to rent a house in Ipswich or Logan, etc as i understand it is in Brisbane?
It's still not too difficult to rent at the moment. Housing market is slowing so I suspect Estate Agents are looking to improve cash flow by talking up rents?
The main problem is if you owned in UK you will have difficulty providing credible references making you a bigger risk & therefore it puts you further down the list of applicants.
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HI ...if you used an estate agent in the UK yo sell your house get them to type up a reference on headed paper regards the appearance of your house ,garden ECT...then bring it over, along with a copy of the house listing.

You can include this with the rental application and they can use the estate agent as a reference.
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Old 18-04-2007, 10:44 PM   #5 (permalink)
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We also provided a couple of written statements off our uk bosses saying we were of good character and trustworthy ,we got the first rental we applied for but it did take 4 weeks ,,
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Hi thanks to all for the good advice
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The best way to find rental availabilty is to look on www.domain.com.au in the rental tab. You do need to be careful of which area you choose, as some may have a lower socio economic status than you might have expected.
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The best way to find rental availabilty is to look on www.domain.com.au in the rental tab. You do need to be careful of which area you choose, as some may have a lower socio economic status than you might have expected.
Hi sarahjane,
We are hoping to move to Brisbane later in the year. Taking into account your above posting are there any areas in particular we should avoid. We are looking at Springfield Lakes, Jimboomba, Redland Bay & possibly Redcliffe or Petrie.

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Hiya the only problem we found when looking on the internet for rentals is it isnt up dated daily and most of the rentals have gone before you get to the agent.We found it best calling in the agents explaining what we wanted and leaving a contact number.

wee wen ,the nearest ''dodgy'' areas to were you are looking are over 30mins away ,,kingston ,logan central etc ,,dont confuse logan village with logan central 2 totally different areas,hope this helps,,
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