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landlord offered to sell house to us
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To be honest, unless I went a head with buying the small share he currently has on the property, him sub letting it without permission wouldn't be much of my concern. If I was evicted the council would have a duty to provide somewhere to stay.0
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To be honest, unless I went a head with buying the small share he currently has on the property, him sub letting it without permission wouldn't be much of my concern. If I was evicted the council would have a duty to provide somewhere to stay.
If evicted they could choose to put you up in a B&B potentially but only if you were eligible. If you have an income your Council may not have a duty to provide you with somewhere to stay - they may ask you to find another rental.0 -
HampshireH wrote: »If evicted they could choose to put you up in a B&B potentially but only if you were eligible. If you have an income your Council may not have a duty to provide you with somewhere to stay - they may ask you to find another rental.
They definitely have a duty of care to provide accommodation as I have a minor. I have spoke with them previously when the landlord was intending on selling the property earlier this year.
When I spoke with homeless prevention I was informed with the local councils procedures when it comes to evictions and what they have in place.0
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