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I don't knowJenni_D said:
Inherited the house, or the property already converted? Surely the LL knows whether or not he or his wife did the conversion!Mr_ML said:
No idea, he told me his wife inherited the houseRobbo66 said:
if original building was a conversion then yes could be an NHA tenancy but if purpose built then it cant. Did Landlord do the conversion or did he buy already converted as that may also change thingsMr_ML said:
They own the building, there are 4 separate flats, we don't share facilities.Robbo66 said:Do they live in the same rented space or same building, if its a building with 4 separate dwellings i.e 4 flats and they live in one of them that wouldn't make it a NHA. if your are renting a flat with its own front door and no shared facilities on a single dwelling basis then its an AST no matter how the agreement is headed and fees cannot be charged0
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