I think the best case for the valuations would be to gather all our independant valuations together with sample costs from seller websites and make a case that way.
Incidently, I went up there last night posing as a renter and saw two apartments. I think one of them was the smallest layout cube (one of the single floor ones). It was tiny!!! It was so small that if that was my only option I'd have to seriously consider not taking anything there and possibly lose the opportunity. I just ended up completely making the stress worse on myself

Then again, there aren't many of those ones so the rest have to be better right?

The other one was a lot better, the living area was better although still not huge but the bedrooms were good and it had a long balcony. It would be a lot more comfortable to live in than the tiny one.
So, viewings tomorrow. When do you get given you number, as you arrive or at 2pm? If 2pm, how do they manage the queue?? Is it then a case that everyone is brought around the sample apts and then you book the ones you want according to the number you have been given? Someone mentioned that they found the one they wanted and then went straight back to the desk to book it......that dosen't sound like being allocated according to your number in the queue that day. How did you pay...cheque, card, bank draft etc? I know, I know, full of questions

Its such a big thing though and it seems like its almost left to lucky dip
