Rental
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The UK’s most expensive rental property: £90,000 a week
£90,000 would buy you a three-bedroom house in Gateshead, a two-bedroom flat in Coventry, or a two-bedroom terrace in a village near Cardiff. Alternatively, you could blow the lot on a single week's rent on a flat. But why would anyone want
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Buy-to-let - seven secrets of making money
Buy-to-let is incredibly popular, but it's not always a licence to print money. Runaway house prices, and new tax rules coming in from 6 April, mean that if you want to make money, you need to pick your property carefully. There are seven
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The most irritating housemate habits revealed
As irritating housemates go, the Celebrity Big Brother crowd are certainly contenders for the title of the most irritating people you could possible share a house with. Fortunately for them, they only have to put up with it for a few weeks. The
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I let out my spare room during Wimbledon - and could make a fortune
If you have a spare room, and live within a reasonable distance of Wimbledon, then you could make £1,000 during the tournament. Airbnb claims this is what their hosts in the area typically pull in during the tournament - which isn't bad for
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French tourist loses control of scooter and plunges 20ft
An unfortunate tourist has been caught on camera losing control of their scooter and plunging off the side of a car park 20 feet above a road. The footage, which was captured in the Degirmenburnu region of Bodrum, a city in Turkey, sees the
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Would you fancy renting Johnny Rotten's former pad?
A swanky three bedroom maisonette in Chelsea has hit the rental market - giving you the chance to live in the former home of Sex Pistol Johnny Rotten (nowadays known as John Lydon from 'I'm a Celebrity'). The incredible redesign
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How Hugh Hefner is worth more than Shakespeare
If you've ever wondered how much it would cost to live like royalty, then a new study has the answer. Apparently if you wanted to spend a night in Buckingham Palace - with all 52 luxury bedrooms at your disposal - it would set you back an
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