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Practice for Rent

Discussion in 'Employment in the United Kingdom' started by cheryl stacey, Apr 21, 2011.

  1. cheryl stacey

    cheryl stacey Member


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    Option B
    As discussed with some friends of mine,due to current economic climate this practice is also available to rent,apptoximately 20% deposit secures an immediate start with option to purchase property at a later date.
    Negotiable rent etc.
    I had a similar opportunity to this over twenty years ago and it was a wonderful chance for me to become self employed.
    Also would consider two pods wishing to join forces.
     
    cheryl stacey, Apr 21, 2011
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  2. isatfoot

    isatfoot Active Member

    Hi ,
    How much is the 20% deposit and monthly rent.?
    If you dont have the 20% deposit is that an option as well.
    How much will the rent be?
    How busy is the practice and do they do bios as well?
    Thank you
    Hassan Isat
     
    isatfoot, May 1, 2011
    #2
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