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shopping_addict
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Hi,
This is probably an obvious question
but I am absolutely useless with things like this.... I bought my first house approx 18months ago and have been letting a room out to a friend -all bills etc...are split 50/50. Im hoping to increase my mortgage today (longshot, I know) by about 12k if possible. Anyway, my question is -can I include my friends rent and bill money as extra income?
Thanks
This is probably an obvious question
but I am absolutely useless with things like this.... I bought my first house approx 18months ago and have been letting a room out to a friend -all bills etc...are split 50/50. Im hoping to increase my mortgage today (longshot, I know) by about 12k if possible. Anyway, my question is -can I include my friends rent and bill money as extra income?Thanks
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Unfortunately income from lodgers isn't taken into account.0
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C&G were taking lodger income into account - check with them. There is a smaller BS that also can consider, but I cannot recall the firm off the top of my head?0
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