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Renting a spare room
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You might want to consider starting off with a Mon-Fri lodger. Less intrusive as you get the weekends on your own and they generally tend to work late, cook and go to bed. They also tend to have a family back home so that resolves the overnight guest issues0
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With so many changes for landlords like increases in cap gains and scraping s21 notices, it’s well worth thinking about a large house and taking in lodgersRacky_Roo said:You might want to consider starting off with a Mon-Fri lodger. Less intrusive as you get the weekends on your own and they generally tend to work late, cook and go to bed. They also tend to have a family back home so that resolves the overnight guest issues0 -
utter rubbishMaxJones said:
With so many changes for landlords like increases in cap gains and scraping s21 notices, it’s well worth thinking about a large house and taking in lodgersRacky_Roo said:You might want to consider starting off with a Mon-Fri lodger. Less intrusive as you get the weekends on your own and they generally tend to work late, cook and go to bed. They also tend to have a family back home so that resolves the overnight guest issues
capital gains has not increased for landlords
S21 have not been scrapped1 -
Nor, even, 'scraped'!oldbikebloke said:
utter rubbishMaxJones said:
With so many changes for landlords like increases in cap gains and scraping s21 notices, it’s well worth thinking about a large house and taking in lodgersRacky_Roo said:You might want to consider starting off with a Mon-Fri lodger. Less intrusive as you get the weekends on your own and they generally tend to work late, cook and go to bed. They also tend to have a family back home so that resolves the overnight guest issues
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S21 have not been scrapped
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you know it’s com8mg as well as I dooldbikebloke said:
utter rubbishMaxJones said:
With so many changes for landlords like increases in cap gains and scraping s21 notices, it’s well worth thinking about a large house and taking in lodgersRacky_Roo said:You might want to consider starting off with a Mon-Fri lodger. Less intrusive as you get the weekends on your own and they generally tend to work late, cook and go to bed. They also tend to have a family back home so that resolves the overnight guest issues
capital gains has not increased for landlords
S21 have not been scrapped0
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