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Hi, my name's Karina and I'm 25years of age. At the start of February 2015 I'm moving to Perth from NSW Australia for a lifestyle change and to continue my career as a support worker for people with disabilities. I'm a friendly, positive, respectful and clean person and am looking for a shared house to move into for myself and also my beautiful 1 year old inside cat who is trained, clean, well behaved and has a good social history with other animals. I'm willing to pay up to $200 per week on rent not including bills. If you'd like to know anymore please ask ☺
This advertiser has selected Share Accommodation as a feature of this ad.
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Details
Rental Type
- Share Accommodation
- Rental Property
Number of Bedrooms
- 1
- 2
- 3
- 4+
Property Type
- Flat / Apartment / Unit
- House
Smoking Policy
- Smoking only outside
- No smoking
Pets Policy
- Goldfish Ok
- Pet birds Ok (in a cage)
- Pet Iguanas Ok
- Pet Cats Ok
- Pet Dogs Ok
- Pet Snakes Ok
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