dereko1969
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Move into the house. You have rented one room to the tenant, not the house. You can enter and leave as often as you like once you are back in the main house. Lock all the other bedrooms.
But the house was rented as a single unit (or even if leases for separate rooms) therefore the house still has exclusive use to any tenant living therein. As Bronte has indicated in her post above, any entry by the landlord would be a breach of the tenant/s rights to exclusive and peaceful use of the property.Move into the house. You have rented one room to the tenant, not the house. You can enter and leave as often as you like once you are back in the main house. Lock all the other bedrooms.
Its not technically a Rent a Room as the owner and the tenants do not share an entrance (AFAIK)
Many are going to find this out in years to come (IMHO)
Very astute Leo. There is no planning permission. How do you think this might effect things?
Got him out - Cost me 10K.
Sad thing that this is a reasonable amount, right?