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Looking for Lodger Agreement template
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Just make sure you have a rolling contract, not fixed term that ties you to the lodger from hell, with a short notice period eg 1 week.
Have you read
Post 10: Lodgers: advice & links for landlords & lodgers
tbh as long as the basics are in the licence agreement, and you have clear 'house rules' that's all that matters.
You can increase the rent simply by proposing a new rent to your lodger at ay time. They agree it, or they leave (after a week......)
Don't forget the new Tenant Fees Act rules eg on deposits - they apply to lodgers tooTenant Fees Act 2019: guidance - GOV.UK
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I have a basic template that I use and have modified over the last few years to take account of certain circumstances. The main one being able to give immediate notice (less than 24 hours) to vacate if the lodger is deemed to be abuse and/or threatening. The house rules also form part of the contract (things like no naked flames, no food in the bedrooms, ensure doors/windows are locked when going out)..
Any language construct that forces such insanity in this case should be abandoned without regrets. –
Erik Aronesty, 2014
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