Renting DSS Flat to My Sister
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Thank you to all for all your advice and feedback - much appreciated, it's very helpful.
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Hi Selina,
The other posters are quite correct and if you try it they may well pay out. However it is almost certain that they will then claw back the money later on when the case is reviewed (as most HB cases are), which will be VERY tough on you if you've spent the money. The whole situation is best avoided. Perhaps you can offer another local landlord you know your sister as a tenant in exchange for the next suitable one they get?
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Nope you are related! Thats all they see. You would have to prove that everything is above board.
My Mum was able to rent from her Brother in Law on HB but they had to jump through hoops to prove it was a business arrangement.
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Hi Jeffrey,
Thank you for your reply. Our finances are independent, we don't live together and I won't be living in that property - would this have any bearing?
Thanks - much appreciated.
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Originally posted by Selina View PostHi,
I would like some advice on renting to my sister. I own a flat which was previously rented and is now vacant. My sister is claiming housing benefit and looking for a place to rent. Is it possible for me to rent my flat to her via DSS?
Thanks in advance.
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Renting DSS Flat to My Sister
Hi,
I would like some advice on renting to my sister. I own a flat which was previously rented and is now vacant. My sister is claiming housing benefit and looking for a place to rent. Is it possible for me to rent my flat to her via DSS?
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