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06 October 2006, 03:05 PM
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Hi
i have a friend and a female lodger staying with me. My friends mum and brother are coming to visit during christmas. My lodger is going home for christmas, i am also away for christmas. My lodger will not pay for anything while she is away. there are no spare rooms for my friends mum and brother and i was thinking of asking my lodger if she would mind if the mum used her bedroom while she was away. i do not want to put her in an awkward position. My question is should i even ask her - because it is her room
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i have a friend and a female lodger staying with me. My friends mum and brother are coming to visit during christmas. My lodger is going home for christmas, i am also away for christmas. My lodger will not pay for anything while she is away. there are no spare rooms for my friends mum and brother and i was thinking of asking my lodger if she would mind if the mum used her bedroom while she was away. i do not want to put her in an awkward position. My question is should i even ask her - because it is her room
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06 October 2006, 03:14 PM
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If she's not paying any rent for that period (why?) then you are well within your rights and not out of order if you ask her.
But most importantly, like DCI said, is she fit?
But most importantly, like DCI said, is she fit?
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Not paying any rent while away? Are you mad! In 15 years of being a landlord I've never allowed this! I bet all her gear is still in the room as well.
It's not her room, it's yours. If she paid rent while away then fair dues leave it empty. If she's not paying anything then **** her.
It's not her room, it's yours. If she paid rent while away then fair dues leave it empty. If she's not paying anything then **** her.
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Originally Posted by scoobynutta555
Not paying any rent while away? Are you mad! In 15 years of being a landlord I've never allowed this! I bet all her gear is still in the room as well.
It's not her room, it's yours. If she paid rent while away then fair dues leave it empty. If she's not paying anything then **** her.
It's not her room, it's yours. If she paid rent while away then fair dues leave it empty. If she's not paying anything then **** her.
06 October 2006, 03:21 PM
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Originally Posted by scoobynutta555
If she's not paying anything then **** her.
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06 October 2006, 03:33 PM
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Originally Posted by DCI Gene Hunt
Lets not get carried away just yet............ lets wait till we've seen the pictures of her before giving advice like that
06 October 2006, 03:56 PM
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Originally Posted by super slider
Hi
i have a friend and a female lodger staying with me. My friends mum and brother are coming to visit during christmas. My lodger is going home for christmas, i am also away for christmas. My lodger will not pay for anything while she is away. there are no spare rooms for my friends mum and brother and i was thinking of asking my lodger if she would mind if the mum used her bedroom while she was away. i do not want to put her in an awkward position. My question is should i even ask her - because it is her room
thanks
i have a friend and a female lodger staying with me. My friends mum and brother are coming to visit during christmas. My lodger is going home for christmas, i am also away for christmas. My lodger will not pay for anything while she is away. there are no spare rooms for my friends mum and brother and i was thinking of asking my lodger if she would mind if the mum used her bedroom while she was away. i do not want to put her in an awkward position. My question is should i even ask her - because it is her room
thanks
p.s. it's pathetic asking SN advice on such a trivial issue. What else do you want to know? Wear a vest when it's cold and wash your ******* hands after wiping your ****!
06 October 2006, 03:58 PM
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Originally Posted by sociopath
Just remove her dong from the bedside table before your mother arrives and you are good to go.
06 October 2006, 04:03 PM
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thanks everyone. Yes, shes very nice. I do not treat this as a business type of letting, more a friendly cheap place where (so far) friends of people i know can stay.
06 October 2006, 04:29 PM
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Originally Posted by STi wanna Subaru
Cool. set up a webcam in her room for when she returns and post the link here
But i like your way of thinking