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If you are planning to stay in India temporarily, one of the first considerations will be to rent a house. Most people who do so are either students, young professionals from other places or who have just moved out of their own home, or young couples who don�t have enough to buy their own place. Some are even locals who would simply like to find somewhere nearer their workplace. Because of the high demand for places to stay, there are also a lot of houses being set up for this purpose.
However, due to all the people looking for such a place, the market is subject to a lot of fluctuations. Knowing exactly what you want beforehand will help you in this endeavor. That is because once you find the ideal place, you can make the decision immediately if it meets your preferences.
Guidelines on Choosing a House to Rent
-First of all, conduct a search among various channels. The classified ads in newspapers in India will surely advertise a lot of such places. If not, you might be able to search among online postings, bulletin boards in school campuses and offices, and posters or flyers distributed in the specific locality.
-Ask your friends or relatives in the area. One of them might be moving out of their place or if not, their roommate might. Also, there may be vacancies in their building or in the neighboring area.
-Set a firm budget. Remember that this will not be a one time payment, but usually a monthly rate. You must be prepared to shelve out money for this purpose every month. That means, if taken out your monthly salary, there must still be enough for your basic necessities such as food and transportation. Thirty percent is about ideal. You must be able to live comfortably while paying the rent on time.
-If you still have a hard time searching, you can look up rental agents. A good one will be able to locate places that match your preferences and narrow it down to those that are within your budget.
-When you are visiting likely prospects, inspect the property and the area thoroughly. There could be damages or problems that need fixing. It�s up to you whether you feel you�re able to live with them or not.
-Consider your privacy needs. Some houses are so closely clustered together that the neighbors will be able to hear you breathe. You may also have a hard time sleeping if it is in a noisy, congested area. If it is part of a building, consider if there are common areas such as the living room, kitchen or bathroom, and if you are comfortable with it or if you would prefer your own facilities.
-If you have your own car, check if the place has its own garage. Other facilities or services such as laundry or housekeeping, a gym, pool, or sports area can also be taken into consideration if you feel the need for them.
After you check the rooms and facilities, it is time to haggle for the price. When you rent house, you will usually be required to make a deposit or initial down payment. Find out how much it is and if it is within your means. Then start packing up your things- it is always an adventure to move into a new home.
About The Author: Looking for a house to rent? Read more of James Gunaseelan's articles on how to rent house at http://www.bharathrentals.com/browse/For_Rent/Family_Home_or_House/all/all and find your ideal place.
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If you are planning to stay in India temporarily, one of the first considerations will be to rent a house. Most people who do so are either students, young professionals from other places or who have just moved out of their own home, or young couples who don�t have enough to buy their own place. Some are even locals who would simply like to find somewhere nearer their workplace. Because of the high demand for places to stay, there are also a lot of houses being set up for this purpose.
However, due to all the people looking for such a place, the market is subject to a lot of fluctuations. Knowing exactly what you want beforehand will help you in this endeavor. That is because once you find the ideal place, you can make the decision immediately if it meets your preferences.
Guidelines on Choosing a House to Rent
-First of all, conduct a search among various channels. The classified ads in newspapers in India will surely advertise a lot of such places. If not, you might be able to search among online postings, bulletin boards in school campuses and offices, and posters or flyers distributed in the specific locality.
-Ask your friends or relatives in the area. One of them might be moving out of their place or if not, their roommate might. Also, there may be vacancies in their building or in the neighboring area.
-Set a firm budget. Remember that this will not be a one time payment, but usually a monthly rate. You must be prepared to shelve out money for this purpose every month. That means, if taken out your monthly salary, there must still be enough for your basic necessities such as food and transportation. Thirty percent is about ideal. You must be able to live comfortably while paying the rent on time.
-If you still have a hard time searching, you can look up rental agents. A good one will be able to locate places that match your preferences and narrow it down to those that are within your budget.
-When you are visiting likely prospects, inspect the property and the area thoroughly. There could be damages or problems that need fixing. It�s up to you whether you feel you�re able to live with them or not.
-Consider your privacy needs. Some houses are so closely clustered together that the neighbors will be able to hear you breathe. You may also have a hard time sleeping if it is in a noisy, congested area. If it is part of a building, consider if there are common areas such as the living room, kitchen or bathroom, and if you are comfortable with it or if you would prefer your own facilities.
-If you have your own car, check if the place has its own garage. Other facilities or services such as laundry or housekeeping, a gym, pool, or sports area can also be taken into consideration if you feel the need for them.
After you check the rooms and facilities, it is time to haggle for the price. When you rent house, you will usually be required to make a deposit or initial down payment. Find out how much it is and if it is within your means. Then start packing up your things- it is always an adventure to move into a new home.
About The Author: Looking for a house to rent? Read more of James Gunaseelan's articles on how to rent house at http://www.bharathrentals.com/browse/For_Rent/Family_Home_or_House/all/all and find your ideal place.
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