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Market Rates

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Market Rates

Postby lakeland on Sun Aug 10, 2008 8:22 pm

With more owners renting on Limefitt ( park development attacting new letting 'companies' ( people with their own websites etc) and owners looking to cover their site fees/costs) I would like to ask the question 'what is a realsitic market rent' ?

Peak Season e.g. w/c 11/8

2 Bed - up to £749
3 Bed - up to £870
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Postby Fallbarrow on Sun Aug 10, 2008 9:50 pm

Peak summer weeks, SLP charge (and get) £1078 on WXB and almost £1000 on Fallbarrow.

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Postby Grey Wolf on Thu Aug 14, 2008 7:54 pm

I thought of this post when I saw this today

http://www.phrases.org.uk/bulletin_boar ... s/869.html

: : Hello,

: : Can you please tell me the meaning of the phrase "How long is a piece of string?" when put into context of the question "How much do you miss me?"

: : Thank you so much.

: : Patricia

: Intrinsically a piece of string has length but that length is unknown hence the
: the phrase 'how long is a piece of string' means that the quantitative answer is not known and there is an implicit understanding that the answer will be difficult to find given the information available.

When asked by a client to estimate the costs of a project still in the earliest stages, one alternate to this phrase is "how much does a vacation cost?" (That's "holiday" to you Brits.) It embodies the same sense of indeterminate quantity.
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In all that the law leaveth open the word of the head wolf is law."
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