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Between £1k and £2k. You'll be a frequent customer of Wonga.

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Proletariat: http://www.rightmove.co.uk/property-to-rent/property-5304414...

Bourgeois: http://www.rightmove.co.uk/property-to-rent/property-5061904...

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your Bourgeois link is not even in London....

For a family with Kid, youar completely missing it: Preletariat 4k : http://www.zoopla.co.uk/to-rent/details/37300477?search_iden... Bourgois: 6.5k: http://www.zoopla.co.uk/to-rent/details/37341550?search_iden...

It definitely is. If you can vote for the Mayor of London, then you live in London.

"Richmond is a great location. This property benefits from a spacious luxury bathroom, and a generously-proportioned outside courtyard."

Nonsense. If you use some common sense in choosing where to live, you can easily find places in Zone 3 at about £400/mo.

Not sharing? Pics or it didn't happen.

Definitely sharing! Perhaps this is why everyone's estimates are so much higher than mine? It seems obvious to me that the best option is to share a flat.

It is the best option, if you're a single male able twentysomething. I had some good houseshares in Cambridge. But it's not for everyone and completely incompatible with children.

Fair point. Note that I did say, in my top-level comment, "twentysomething without children". I should have also said "able-bodied". Male/female, I'm less convinced of -- there are plenty of all-female flatshares.

Thanks for a very reasonable reply; I'd lost track of the original comment and that you were its poster as it's a long way up the tree, sorry.

If you're a single twenty-something you can flatshare and spend a third of that money.

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