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Renting out our property to rent another one

lollipop_28 · 2010-12-29 22:16:45

We've lived in our house for the past 4.5 yrs when it was first built. It's a 3 bed three storey end terrace. We are a family of 5, our eldest being a girl of 11, middle a boy age 8 and youngest a girl of 5. We had always planned that when the time came for them all to have their own bedroom we would convert the integral…

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stepharoo Posts: 65 Forumite

30 December 2010 at 10:44AM

martindow wrote: »

I'm glad it is working out for you. The general opinion on this board is that mixing a business relationship with friends or family can be fraught with difficulties and is not advised.

I know it's very risky, we've been very lucky, and I really wouldn't do it again, but having said that, we're in the situation now and it's working for us. We're all just being very open and honest with each other.

5:2 diet devotee, frugal recipe creator, pretty excellent cook, pretty terrible housewife.

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