"Hello everyone."
My mother (98) is shortly to be moving into a residential home leaving her house vacant. Her grandson is presently paying over the odds for a small single room in digs and she would like to rent her house to him (and possibly a couple of his friends - they are all of excellent character.) The state of the property (buildings in excellent state of repair and safe to live in but decor and fittings 1960's) is not fit for renting on the open market or indeed at current market rates. With grandson (and friends) living there at a low rent (wants to be able to offset some of her residential care home costs) she would expect them to help us, his parents, bring the house into the 21st century.
Can anyone give advice on the legal position re tax man, insurance, council tax, utility providers etc.
PS if this is already covered by a thread sorry but I could not find any reference to it. I'm new to this forum so please excuse me if I've not quite followed the correct etiquette for these conversation starters.
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