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Would a licence be needed if I rented rooms out like a HMO but I lived in one of the rooms?
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Sure you need a cp12 though (if you have gas)
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You do, but I doubt anyone does it they have a lodger.
How would the wife like you renting out a room to an eighteen year old blonde student???
Andy
Andy
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I’d like to find out…..How would the wife like you renting out a room to an eighteen year old blonde student???
Andy
Renting rooms to lodgers as a live in landlord is the best way to rent.
You can kick them out without any notice as soon as they misbehave or don't pay rent.
Many of my former customers rented their properties by the room and kept a box room for themselves to avoid having to deal with "stay put unpaying tenants"
You can kick them out without any notice as soon as they misbehave or don't pay rent.
Many of my former customers rented their properties by the room and kept a box room for themselves to avoid having to deal with "stay put unpaying tenants"
We had a lodger many moons ago but my wife chose her.How would the wife like you renting out a room to an eighteen year old blonde student???
Andy
She was a safe bet, very skinny little girl, basically the opposite of what I like
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I thought that was me at first look
Trust youHow would the wife like you renting out a room to an eighteen year old blonde student???
Andy
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I don't think she would mind.How would the wife like you renting out a room to an eighteen year old blonde student???
Andy
No 18 year old blond student is going to fancy me.
