yeah very expencive but also it depends on where you are looking for homes apartments and places to live. since someone i used to talk to in a comic store was paying alot here in boston for his apartment and ended up moving back home where he could pay the same amount and get a nice sized house.

you might want to start looking into that by going to the doctors and setting up an appointment to see just what you were allergic too.

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I went to the Doctors they are the ones that suggested it was an allergy, I thought it was a tooth problem, but after the prodding and xrays the Dentist said my teeth were fine and should see the Doctor, but all they did was give me some anti-inflammatories and anti-histamines and said it it doesn't get any better within a week go back.. My cheek is still a little swollen but not really noticeable now.

Well in the village I live now, rent varies from £600-£1200 + 3-5 months rent deposit, in the nearest town it's about £300-£500 with same amount of deposit, and anything cheaper are in areas you don't want to live

huh thats weird cause when my mom went she schedualed an appointment to have tests done to see just what she was alergic too it ended up being tree pollen which to her bad luck she lives in an area surrounded by trees.
and now im being told i might have possible alergies cause i get a cold every year around the end of summer that lasts a very long time and doesnt really go away.


damn thats some steep prices DX $954-$1,913 plus the 3-5 months deposit -dies- i cant even pay that first payment none the less the deposit TT^TT

thank you useless job paying around $86-$129 a week (and i dont work that same days or hours every week. so i can be working sunday till 3pm but the banks are all closed until monday morning at noon on saturday )

i dont know the prices around my area since i dont look. but i dont think here we pay for 3-5 months deposit.. the first day i think its first and last payment in rent and you pay monthly or yearly im not completely sure. need to do more research as for prices yes the more crime and shitty areas do get cheaper prices but higher stakes life wise.

I have been on the council / government housing list for years but as I'm not in dire need I don't even get a look in..

ahh so something like section 8?
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sectio....._%28housing%29
im on the waiting list for that for a long time now and im going nowhere fast -sweat-

No, but similar I guess.. Section 8 sounds more like Housing Benefit, where you get some or all of your rent paid by the government depending on you financial situation (or non of it obviously..)
There are houses owned by the council, city, government which are given to the needy rather than paying rent to a 3rd party landlord, or rented cheap to low income families. Some times special needs housing too but that's irrelevant to my situation thankfully.. They all are identicle bar maybe wheel chair access, or other health related modifications..

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Council_house

So long as you get in a good area they aren't that bad, if you end up in a scummy area it's pure Ghetto.. drug dealing, gang violence.. Sometimes entire towns fall in to it

oh i know very well the places section 8 has some are in pure shitty areas or even in a building that is known through out the entire town for being a shithole for like the one i know of which got the nickname "no tell motel" cause of all of the drug prositution and other criminal activities that end up happening their.

but other ones i know in my town are located in a nice areas one of which is down the street from my dad's house the only down side of 1 of 3 buildings would be is that its located on a very busy highway/

but i would rather own my own place then a section 8 home but i cant do a thing about it these days with the lackof opay i get my job and my mom thinking i wont be able to live on my own so she pushes me towards section 8 housing and a thing im in now which is a group home =__=

I am on disability thanks to rather severe PTSD so have little money too..

I could easily live on my own but I know I wouldn't ever see my family, and if I move out my mum will have to move out in to a council flat / section 8 area.

When we did live in that kind of housing, 25 some years ago, it wasn't that bad, but mass immigration of black and asian families caused a weird sort of apartheid and ended up in mass gang violence, murders, ram raids and even bomb scares so everyone went Noooooope and moved :P

in my case the hosing would only be senior citizens and special needs and i live near all 3 sections in my towbn and they are perfectly fine we are far enough from the city that we dont have gang violence at all i dont even see gangs around here at all.

but at the same time i think section8 gives you a home thats open and it doesnt always mean a place in your area.
but right now the housing situation im in the group home falls under section 8 right now im paying for what section 8 would eventually cover when im accepted.

The nearest place which always has places around here is Chantry which is like stepping in to the 1950s but with more intolerance