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Removing named tenant
antos051014
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I need to remove my daughters name from the tenancy agreement the agents are saying it’s not possible without making a new agreement which involves credit references and cost, we have rented the same home for 6years my daughter has been on the agreement since 2017
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There are two ways that this can be done, the first is (as the agent says) by ending the current tenancy and creating a brand new one involving credit checks on you but no fees as these have now been banned.
The other way is by you, your daughter and the landlord all signing a 'deed of variation' but this can only be done with the LL's consent.0 -
Slithery said:There are two ways that this can be done, the first is (as the agent says) by ending the current tenancy and creating a brand new one involving credit checks on you but no fees as these have now been banned.
The other way is by you, your daughter and the landlord all signing a 'deed of assignment' but this can only be done with the LL's consent.
must... resist.... temptation : cannot...... resist.....
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Just curious why does she need to be removed?0
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Something to do with benefits?
Artful, in receipt of 6 benefits0 -
Probably. But the maths seems off - been there 6 years, daughter added 3 years ago. Presumably when she turned 18.theartfullodger said:Something to do with benefits?
Artful, in receipt of 6 benefits
I didnt think children were calculated for most benefits these days anyway - in terms of household income?0 -
If mum wants to claim HB/UC-housing-element as sole occupant? Just wondering, not accusing anyone.0
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