renting a room fair price.

cris r | 14:12 Sun 17th Jun 2012 | Business & Finance

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Hi can anyone offer advice. My husband has just started a new job but it involves a lot of travelling up and down motorways. One of his co- workers has offered him a room he has spare. Bed only as he can get his own meals. It would probably be for three nights a week to break the travelling up. what would be the right price to ask. they both dont know as they have never done this befor. It is in the heart of Manchester Many Thanks Chris x

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I don't have experience of this but maybe £20 a night or offer £50 for a 3 night week

Have no idea, but 15 quid a night might be a good place to start and they could then see how the electric/gas gets used/laundry etc for the bedding ?

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Yes thats about what we are thinking did not want to offend after there kind offer thanks x

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You can charge £80 a week for a lodger before you come under more complex landlords' letting regulations.

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