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Hi I'm wondering if anyone knows the legalities around this please: We were told by our Landlady that we could take a Lodger - We were very clear that this was the only way we could afford the house - and we signed a normal shorthand tenancy agreement and the Landlady added a Side Letter agreement,...14-03-2019, 20:28 PM
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It is, annoyingly, not as clear as it should be and you could easily be right and me wrong.
Either way, this is going to end up with the tenants being evicted....19-03-2019, 09:28 AM -
You're probably right, although I guess it might depend on the wording of that 'side-letter' and whether that formed part of the contract. If the landlord could show that the permission granted was for the tenant to deal with all that having a lodger entailed then it might be argued that the tenant...18-03-2019, 18:47 PM
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The responsibility is on the person who "manages" the HMO.
The landlord has agreed to the tenant having a lodger, and I think that keeps the responsibility with the landlord.
There's one tenant and four (I guess) tenants.
Even if the landlord is not the manager by...18-03-2019, 14:33 PM -
Actually, as I think KTC is implying, it may be the tenant who is responsible for getting the licence as they are the ones making it an HMO. Either way though there would almost certainly be consequences for the landlord...18-03-2019, 14:17 PM
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Is this Scotland?
If it's in England, the landlord is stuck if the property is an HMO and has to be licensed, because she can't serve s21 notice without the licence or proof she's applied for it.
While it's not very helpful, the regulations about fire safety (and the rest)...18-03-2019, 13:26 PM -
Oops! I forgot that the exemption only applied to owner occupiers. OP, ignore my earlier post....17-03-2019, 19:06 PM
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Who's responsible for getting an HMO licence here?
The resident landlord exemption only seems to apply to owner-occupier, where "owner" is defined as freehold or leasehold of more than 21 years.17-03-2019, 16:32 PM -
Hello,
I've seen a house come up that I would like to take a look at. However, there is a single storey extension which the estate agents refer to as a garden room. I've not questioned the agent on this yet but do you think this is EA speak for no building regs?
For a HMO the room off...06-03-2019, 11:55 AM -
Hi Oatey,
Thanks for replying.15-03-2019, 09:29 AM