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Utilising spare room in a rented home with Airbnb
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I will add I have put a cabin hook on my bedroom door for my personal security when i’m asleep and secure the door when i’m out with a simple d’ring on the door frame with a lock between that and the handle0
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Expect to get an S21 if your landlord sees their property being advertised on airbnb.0
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Lilythecat wrote: »Legally AirBnB isn’t subletting as you don’t have a contract. And Bristol has no limitations on letting your spare room. Just be careful with it, i’ve done it on and off and met some interesting people. It means I can just chose to have people part time which is better for me than a lodger
https://www.landlordlawblog.co.uk/tag/airnbn/Declutterbug-in-progress.⭐️⭐️⭐️ ⭐️⭐️0 -
+1 (speaking as a landlord myself)theartfullodger wrote: »The tenancy may well prohibit it, but it still happens. Certainly with rather too many of my tenants: Anyone got evidence of a judge granting a possession order for the sub-letting of just one room? £25 to an agreed housing charity if you can provide.
Just like - weird and unbelievable - people drive on the M4 at more than 70mph...0
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