Tips on finding affordable accommodation

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Tips on finding affordable accommodation

Postby Lancer786 » Sun Mar 07, 2010 9:06 pm

If your looking at great vacations at affordable prices you should always start first by doing an online search. You will be surprise with the number of choices available rather going through you typical phone directory. There are practically millions of holiday packages available to help you on your search and with good books offering excellent online tips and advice. Try to look for good airfare, accommodative hotel stays with free beds & breakfasts and the best package should include promotion offers as well.
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Re: Tips on finding affordable accommodation

Postby Amy » Mon Mar 15, 2010 5:04 am

hi there

thanks for your post,it will be useful for me,hope to share more info in this forum
have a nice day
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Re: Tips on finding affordable accommodation

Postby bree.summers71 » Wed Mar 24, 2010 11:24 am

Thank you so much. I really needed this information.
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Re: Tips on finding affordable accommodation

Postby SusieWats » Sat Mar 27, 2010 2:41 pm

Before I go I have to research the area and try to find different hotels and price list them.



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Re: Tips on finding affordable accommodation

Postby dollyy » Wed Mar 31, 2010 11:30 am

seems that,u traveled alot,anyway thanks for this information..i will defiantly remember these tips for my next trip..
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Re: Tips on finding affordable accommodation

Postby jim » Thu Apr 01, 2010 6:16 am

Hello
Do you want or need to live alone? Do you function better with a roommate, in group living, with a case-manager on-site? Do you need alcohol and drug-free housing?

• What are your priorities? Is cost more important? Do you have special needs, such as accessibility ramps or close in parking, wide doors, lower sinks? Do you need to be close to a school, your job, your place of worship, bus lines, child care?

• Do you have a housing search plan? Make a list with the contact person, phone number and address of all the possible places you’re interested in. Leave lots of room to make notes about the things that matter to you, like neighborhood, schools, bus lines, safety, grocery stores, etc.

• Is there a waiting list? Put your name on as many as you can. Keep track of your application. Call the manager periodically to see where you are on the list. If your contact information changes while you are still on the waiting list, be sure to give the manager that new information. Putting your name on a waiting list does not require you to accept an offer of housing.

• Tell everyone you know that you are looking for a place to live. Ask your friends about their places. Are there any vacancies? Would they recommend living there?
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