anyone got the answer to this one ??
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From L's point of view, better to let to organization. This will be outside the Housing Act 1988. Reserve full rent (inc. the extra £25 which the individual wil be funding).
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anyone got the answer to this one ??
Have someone who wants to take a room in a property. She is doing voluntary work and the organisation she works for will be paying her rent, deposit etc. She however will have to top up the rent by about £25pcm.
My question is - do the company and the tenant need a tenancy agreement and should I still reference her ? If so what TA do I use for the company as its not a business tenancy as such ???
I have spoken to the company and they get her to sign a contract with them stating if she damages the property she is liable.
Please please any advice gratefully received
Many thanks
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by JeremystThank you for all the advice. I agree I need full jandlird training ... all this is overwhelming me ...
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by JeremystAST tenant has completed tenancy but has refused to move out. Today he proposed to pay 1/3rd of most recent rent per month for 3 months then leave.
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by Jon66Jeremy you need to go and take some landlord training. You will find it most helpful because you clearly don't understand the statutory framework around which you are doing business and that's not a good idea.
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by Madmax86Hi all
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Reply to Evacuation of Tenantby berrahriThank you for your response, we have already settled the Deposit and I will now propose as you suggest with the rent return, deducting the alt accommodation cost. Hopefully they will accept and we can move on.
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