Taking in a Lodger

Nice Man

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Taking in a Lodger

23-05-2007, 13:58 PM

I want to take in a lodger. What is the correct term for this, and what insurance do I require, apart from the following:

1. Buildings insurance for my situation;
2. Third Party insurance to cover my position and,
3. Legal Expenses up to £50, 000.

Thanks,

Nice Man.
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