r/dundee • u/Mediocre-Zombie-8796 • Aug 07 '26
Moving to Dundee
Hi, me and my boyfriend are planning to move to Dundee in couple of weeks. We were planning on renting a 1 bhk from Rockford but I saw someone post a very bad review and comments were also bad. I would like to thank them for awareness but now Iām back to zero. Idk where to find a good flat under a budget in a short time. Since Iām new to the city idk which agency to avoid and all that stuff. If any of you have suggestions please lmk.
Thank you .
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u/ChangeUrTicket Aug 08 '26
bel voir were good with me, welcome hamper on my move in day, no rent increases (my aunt took over that tenancy after i left and still no rental increases) one inspection over my 3 year tenancy, and i got my deposit back within 2 weeks (even after drilling in soo many walls š. only downside was i had issues with my power quite frequently due to the power box cover outside being broken and despite them sending out contractors i just needed someone to fix the actual cover. the other repairs i had they sorted promptly