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Can i claim housing benefit for a house owned by my father
i recieve housing benefit for a house which i rent from a private landlord.
he has told me that the mortgage payments for the house i am renting from him have gone up
I spoke to the council and they told me i have to cover the shortfall myself as i allready recieve the maximum ammount of benefit.
There is no way i can cover the shortfall so my father has aggreed to buy a house and let it to me (buy to let)
Will i still be able to claim housing benefit?
he has told me that the mortgage payments for the house i am renting from him have gone up
I spoke to the council and they told me i have to cover the shortfall myself as i allready recieve the maximum ammount of benefit.
There is no way i can cover the shortfall so my father has aggreed to buy a house and let it to me (buy to let)
Will i still be able to claim housing benefit?
Answers
yes it will be ok, cos my dad and i did the same thing, as long as it is done properly with tenacy agreement and rent book and all that, and of course you have to be seen to be paying the shortfall.
09:03 Tue 07th Sep 2010
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Just to remind everybody what Joko's own property ambitions are (courtesy of an earlier poster).
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harpy - read it properly...my whole question was about whteher there was anyway i could get a mortgage on a property i DO NOT OWN
there is no way so i cannot do it - so i have no choice but to get housing benefit for those periods that i am looking for work...
i do not expect to just be given a house for free.... i dont know many people who would just give one away either - do you? would you?
there is no way so i cannot do it - so i have no choice but to get housing benefit for those periods that i am looking for work...
i do not expect to just be given a house for free.... i dont know many people who would just give one away either - do you? would you?
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