tenancy agreement for a lodger

The lodger would be on licence.

You can't have AST becasue, you live in the property and your a live landlord. Thats the difference between the two. The agreement can be writing on verbal, though I'd have a written argreement if were you.

Have quick search on the web it will bring up the info you need. What you need is a licence agreement, if you take a deposit I'd also check if you need to register it with one of the teancy deposit schemes.

Best of luck.

[Bri w]

Originally Posted by Paul the 6th

And I'm only gay for your chrissy bear.

You 2 timing hussy

[andrewsmith]

Originally Posted by Neeja

One other thing to be aware of (unrelated to the agreement) - if you take on a tenant, speak to your home insurer (if you have home insurance), as having a tenant in there may make certain sections of the policy void in certain circumstances unless they were aware of the tenant.

Also check the Mortgage as most have clauses in there against renting/ lodging/ running a rent boy empire from the back bedroom*



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[Paul the 6th]

cheers everyone. And Bri, I just wanna say, many people probably feel the same way, but from me atleast.... I definitely would.

You can live in the property and rent if its divided into seperate living spaces but I imagine this isn't the case. You can call Leeds Landlord Accreditation Scheme for local advice - 0844 8871406. And if you take a deposit under license you won't need to protect it as its not a tenancy. In my experience renting/co-habiting with friends seems fraught with problems so you should be as upfront and detailed about how things are gonna work. Otherwise just don't discuss or plan anything and work things out as you go along.

[Dave20046]

I just got one off amazon for a few quid , might have a digital copy around somewhere

[Dave20046]

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Originally Posted by andrewsmith

Also check the Mortgage as most have clauses in there against renting/ lodging/ running a rent boy empire from the back bedroom*



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Few don't allow one lodger as the government are trying to encourage it , you don't have to declare it as taxable but I think theRe's an option where you can and the claim back on various bits.. a bit less straight forward but might be worth more, especially if you're already self employed and filling a tax return in

Wasn't there a thing where you were allowed up to £350 a month tax free from a lodger?

[Dave20046]

It's about £4.5k pa (might be £3.5k actually) just google rent a room scheme UK.

4250 apparently

https://www.gov.uk/rent-room-in-your...-a-room-scheme