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    Need a flat near Takapuna.

    Anyone got any rooms free for a fellow biker?
    Just got notice today that I have until the 15th to leave my current flat in Albany.
    I work in Takapuna, have a car and a bike, am a whizz with computers (my job) and I'm 20. I'd be willing to assess the areas surrounding Takapuna or even just south over the bridge, as long as it's not too far.

    Anyone?
    Last edited by Slyer; 22nd February 2009 at 21:59. Reason: sp

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    I just moved real close to Taka... unfortunately my flat is at capasity. Try trademe listings mate, personally I prefer flatting with people I know. Give me a bell if you need a hand or anything...
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    I can't help you with a flat... but are you flatting now and who has given you notice?

    It's just that if it's a residential tenancy and you're a co-tenant on the Residential Tenancy Agreement and the Notice to Vacate is not an order from the Tenancy Tribunal, they are required to give you at least 90 days notice or 42 days notice in special circumstances. I don't know your circumstances, but I'm just posting this in case it applies.
    If it wasn't for a concise set of rules, we might have to resort to common sense!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Max Preload View Post
    I can't help you with a flat... but are you flatting now and who has given you notice?

    It's just that if it's a residential tenancy and you're a co-tenant on the Residential Tenancy Agreement and the Notice to Vacate is not an order from the Tenancy Tribunal, they are required to give you at least 90 days notice or 42 days notice in special circumstances. I don't know your circumstances, but I'm just posting this in case it applies.
    Yes I'm flatting now in Albany, basically the setup is that one of my flatmates runs the show, he rents the whole house and then we rent the rooms off him.
    He is going overseas and being replaced with new tenants, who will probably want the whole house to themselves.

    I'm not going to fight it or anything, I've been thinking about moving closer to work for a while now. It's not that far, but it still takes a fair while to get there during peak hours, even longer in the cage.
    My current flat is very new (a year) and pretty flash so wherever I end up going will be a downgrade of sorts, but definitely cheaper. Currently paying $190 a week for a room, garage parking, internet, sky, utils etc

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    Quote Originally Posted by Slyer View Post
    Yes I'm flatting now in Albany, basically the setup is that one of my flatmates runs the show, he rents the whole house and then we rent the rooms off him.
    He is going overseas and being replaced with new tenants, who will probably want the whole house to themselves.

    I'm not going to fight it or anything, I've been thinking about moving closer to work for a while now. It's not that far, but it still takes a fair while to get there during peak hours, even longer in the cage.
    My current flat is very new (a year) and pretty flash so wherever I end up going will be a downgrade of sorts, but definitely cheaper. Currently paying $190 a week for a room, garage parking, internet, sky, utils etc
    No worries. Just thought I'd let you know, in case you were being dicked about.

    When you move to a new place, get a written agreement in place because without it they can kick your arse to teh kerb with no notice otherwise. You can download a sample one here. (I can't say I'd agree to #7 though! If after giving 21-days notice they haven't found another flatmate, I sure wouldn't be paying.)
    If it wasn't for a concise set of rules, we might have to resort to common sense!

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    If you still looking i know someone who is looking for a 5th person in there soon to be flat in glenfield, let me know if ya want more info and i can get some details for ya, or pass your number onto them and they can call ya?

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    PM'd! Thanks!

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