Learn how the Renters’ Rights Act affects landlords letting to family members. Explore key rules, tenancy changes, and compliance advice here.
If you’re considering renting to a family member, you’ll still need to approach the arrangement with the same diligence as when renting to a stranger.
The sheer number of types of tenants is vast, from single parents to newlyweds, through to students, elderly tenants and more. However, these can often be broken down into a few key tenant types according to employment status, age or financial situation.
Have you been accused of a contrived tenancy? Or perhaps aren’t sure whether you have unintentionally entered a contrived tenancy?
Thinking of letting to a family member? Make sure that you have the right insurance in place, and make it official. Casual tenancy agreements can lead to complications down the line.