You can usually find a common room/master room in a HDB flat that you can rent along with a family. Food being provided to you as a part of the accommodation in this type of arrangement is very rare. Some of the co-tenants/owners may allow you to cook lightly in the house.bat21 wrote:Thanks zzm9980 for the Replies.
Yes I am an InfoSec consultant.
I will try to re-phrase my 3rd query.
Here we usually have a concept of Paying Guests in which the landlord will provide me Meals and Lodging and will charge me monthly rent.
I am not sure if in Singapore this sort of facility is available or not as in my most searches I found that I can rent a room in a 2 or 3 BHK Flat which I have to share and have to do cooking myself.
I am not a great cook so was thinking that anywhere in Singapore I can find an accommodation where food is also provided along with lodging in fair price.
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bat21
I generally advice on salary related matters for people who seem to be worried about getting a bad deal. In this case the OP thinks he's got a good deal and is very confident about it, with the Razz emoticon. There isn't much for me to addx9200 wrote:IT security who does not know where to find some basic information? In cases like this only WD40 can help.
Are you called Wd40 because everybody else is duct tape?Wd40 wrote:I generally advice on salary related matters for people who seem to be worried about getting a bad deal. In this case the OP thinks he's got a good deal and is very confident about it, with the Razz emoticon. There isn't much for me to addx9200 wrote:IT security who does not know where to find some basic information? In cases like this only WD40 can help.
And you can't keep food in the fridge!iloverice wrote:don't forget, the landlord or wife will sit next to you and "time" how long your water took to boilnakatago wrote:which means just boiling water.singaporeflyer wrote:. Some of the co-tenants/owners may allow you to cook lightly in the house.
PS: You mean, Instant noodles right ?nakatago wrote:which means just boiling water.singaporeflyer wrote:. Some of the co-tenants/owners may allow you to cook lightly in the house.
And God forbid you asking to use the microwave and making the kitchen 'dirty'nakatago wrote:And you can't keep food in the fridge!
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