Renting inherited property FOC to family

gillybean129

That's a lovely response, thank you!

I understand how hard it must be to lose that independence to come back home, temporary though it is for her I know it's hard.

If it was just me and her it would be very different, he has different views to me. Never mind!

bitsandpieces

Is there a reason why your daughter doesn't claim JSA? It'll get her NI stamp paid, which may be important in future. It'll also (unless she has large savings) give her a small income, so she can at least cover her day-to-day costs without dipping into savings.

I appreciate it's not the most enjoyable process, but it's generally a sensible thing to do claim when out of work and job-seeking. Which isn't to dismiss your daughter's achievements (I claimed myself for a short while after completing a postgrad degree).

xylophone

The new term will soon be starting.

Had she thought of applying to a boarding school, maybe as a boarding housemistress? It would get her out of Dad's hair and give her a place to live.