Renting a room to an ex co-worker

SuzieSue

yvonne13 wrote: »

Thanks for your input, as for overnight visitors I have no problem with that as he will be living in the garden house so they don't need to come into the main house all I have asked is for him and any visitors to keep the noise down and respect my neighbours.

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But his guests will want to use the bathroom and perhaps the kitchen.

yvonne13_2

SuzieSue wrote: »

yvonne13 wrote: »

Thanks for your input, as for overnight visitors I have no problem with that as he will be living in the garden house so they don't need to come into the main house all I have asked is for him and any visitors to keep the noise down and respect my neighbours.

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But his guests will want to use the bathroom and perhaps the kitchen.

The kitchen is downstairs with an adjoining wet room next to the garage, I have not problem with him using it.

yvonne13_2

geoffky wrote: »

I think you will fall in love with him..:T:T:T:T

Chance would be a fine thing, no hun that is not going to happen I have my eye on someone already.

annie_d

Ohh Yvonne, I wish i had known you had a room to rent in Didsbury! LOL, my 25 year old student nurse daughter is desperate for such a thing.

yvonne13_2

annie_d wrote: »

Ohh Yvonne, I wish i had known you had a room to rent in Didsbury! LOL, my 25 year old student nurse daughter is desperate for such a thing.

Oh I'm sorry, I only agreed to rent because I was asked. If I am good at it and things work out I might think about renting out another room.

sitesafe

yvonne13 wrote: »

Its a large study/office it has no bathroom/kitchen ect only electric like I said.

And he will not be changing locks on any doors.

Hi. What I meant was 'if he HAS a lock on his door into the garden house' it could mean he is not a lodger (I did not mean about him changing locks). Beginning to wonder myself if this is a wind up x

yvonne13_2

sitesafe wrote: »

Hi. What I meant was 'if he HAS a lock on his door into the garden house' it could mean he is not a lodger (I did not mean about him changing locks). Beginning to wonder myself if this is a wind up x

Sorry I didn't understand what you meant, as for being a wind up then that's upto you what you think as quite a few people know me on here and know it isn't but thank you for your input.

Nixer

Well if it's an office and he's going to be sleeping in it then it's probably against planning regs although you're unlikely to get found out unless a neighbour spills the beans. Which they might as it's probably not going to be very nice for them hearing doors open and shut if he wants a wee in middle of the night.

yvonne13_2

Nixer wrote: »

Well if it's an office and he's going to be sleeping in it then it's probably against planning regs although you're unlikely to get found out unless a neighbour spills the beans. Which they might as it's probably not going to be very nice for them hearing doors open and shut if he wants a wee in middle of the night.

My neighbours do the same thing and they are solicitors so I'm not sure about planning regs ect I could always ask them as I can't ask my parents as they both went back to god in November. As for the noise I don't know how they can hear anything as the house is detached.

Anyway if it's a problem then I will just tell him that he cannot sleep out there and he has to sleep in the house.