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Old 29-03-2009, 11:32   #7
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Re: Looking for a lodger

Letting a room is normally a shorthold assured tenancy...except a live in landlord has a lot more rights to evict a tenant than a non-live-in landlord

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Originally Posted by Rob M View Post
Don't forget as well that your current tenancy agreement probably prohibits you from sub-letting, you should check with the landlords before you go doing anything.
Good point Rob though not sure if a lodger counts as subletting, but yes there may well be a clause in the current tenancy agreement
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