View Single Post
Old 29-03-2009, 11:24   #5
superbiatch
Inactive
 
Join Date: Jun 2006
Location: Liverpool
Age: 49
Services: Sky+, Sky Broadband and Talk
Posts: 3,819
superbiatch has a nice shiny starsuperbiatch has a nice shiny starsuperbiatch has a nice shiny star
superbiatch has a nice shiny starsuperbiatch has a nice shiny starsuperbiatch has a nice shiny starsuperbiatch has a nice shiny starsuperbiatch has a nice shiny starsuperbiatch has a nice shiny starsuperbiatch has a nice shiny starsuperbiatch has a nice shiny starsuperbiatch has a nice shiny starsuperbiatch has a nice shiny starsuperbiatch has a nice shiny starsuperbiatch has a nice shiny starsuperbiatch has a nice shiny starsuperbiatch has a nice shiny starsuperbiatch has a nice shiny starsuperbiatch has a nice shiny starsuperbiatch has a nice shiny starsuperbiatch has a nice shiny starsuperbiatch has a nice shiny star
Send a message via MSN to superbiatch
Re: Looking for a lodger

Quote:
Originally Posted by xpod View Post
Try and get a friend to share with you possibly.
I really wouldn't advise this, not unless you don't want to be friends any longer

Its always harder to approach people you know if say for instance they've gone nuts on the phone and the bill is extortionate, or if there is a rent increase and your friend tells you they can't afford it IMO.

Its ok to say your rent is £550, but think of the increased costs. Electricity, gas, water not to mention council tax - you'll lose your single persons' allowance. And then there is a fair share of the 'luxury costs' - sky and the like. Price it appropriately taking into account any tax costs you may incur - not sure if its relevant for just having a lodger - you'll have to google that.

I think they may be some kind of 'lodgers agreement' like a tenancy agreement, but you'd also have to google this as i'm not 100% sure.
superbiatch is offline   Reply With Quote