Can my boyfriend move in to my council house?
Can my boyfriend move in to my council house?
The council will be fine with your partner moving in. You just have to tell them who will be living their with you when you sign your tenancy agreement.
Do I need to tell my landlord if my partner moves out?
If you’re joint tenants and you both want to leave, either you or your ex-partner can end the tenancy by giving notice. You’ll both need to move out. If you’ve agreed one of you plans to stay, it’s usually best to explain this to your landlord and ask them to update the tenancy agreement.
Can I sign my tenancy over to someone else?
You can assign your tenancy to a partner who lives with you. The property must be their main home. If you don’t live with a partner, you may be able to assign your tenancy to someone else who lives with you but only if your tenancy agreement says you can.
Can I take over my mum’s council house?
You should be able to take over the tenancy and stay if the property was your main home and you were living with the person who died for at least a year. If you were married or in a civil partnership with the person who died, you’ll take priority over any other family members.
Can the council force you to downsize 2020?
“The council can only advise tenants on the benefits of downsizing. We cannot, and would not, force a tenant who is under-occupying a property to move to a smaller one.”
Can I take over my mums housing association tenancy?
A housing association tenancy can only be inherited once, unless the tenancy agreement allows for more than one succession. Your right to inherit a housing association tenancy depends on the type of tenancy and your relationship with the person who died. Most housing association tenants have an assured tenancy.
Can you add a name to a council tenancy?
If you want to add a person to your tenancy, you need your landlord’s permission. If you charge this person rent to live in the property the person is a sub-tenant, and you’ll need to get your landlord’s permission.
Can I add my daughter to my tenancy?
If you want to add the person to your tenancy agreement you need your landlord’s permission to do so. If the person who moves into your property pays rent then you will need to inform your landlord and you will need your landlords permission as this person is essentially a sub-tenant.
Can a family member buy your council house?
Family members may be eligible to join in the Right to Buy with you. However, if they are not named on the tenancy agreement, they will need to have lived in the property for the past 12 months. However legal ownership of the property can only be in the names of the eligible tenant/s and other eligible applicants.
How long do you have to live in a council house before you can buy it?
3 years
Do you need a deposit to buy your council house?
Do council house tenants need a deposit if they want to purchase their home under the `Right To Buy` scheme? The answer is quite often `No Deposit Required` – as the equity you get from your discount can be the deposit.
Why are ex council houses cheaper?
Ex-local authority properties can be attractive. They are cheaper than their privately built neighbours, often have more space, tend to be built with thicker walls and better layouts than private developments, and in many cases are in, or near, desirable locations for city workers.
Do I need deposit for right to buy?
Does the lender want a deposit? This is one of the most common questions we get asked on Right to Buy. Most lenders now take the Right to Buy discount as a deposit but some do not. Check out carefully any person or company offering to help you buy your home as some of them may charge a fee.
Do you need a deposit for rent to buy?
You don’t have to pay a deposit to secure the property, but the first month’s rent will be needed in advance, similar to a typical renting contract. As the properties available in the Rent to Buy scheme are new build homes, you should get a snagging list to ensure there are no issues.
