Road rules1 min ago
Renting From Parents
Can you still claim housing benefit if you rent your house from a family member such as a parent?
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.If the property is a totally seperate house and the parents live in one and have a mortgage to pay on another and you live in the second house and have a tenancy agreement then I really would imagine so yes.
If you live with your parent/parents and you are on benefit and they share all the facilities with you as a family then no.
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If you live with your parent/parents and you are on benefit and they share all the facilities with you as a family then no.
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well i am sure you can - because i do it on occasion!
my father is a landlord of numerous properties - it is part of his business - i am tenant like any other.
why should he lose money form his business just becasue i am his daughter? - i am 34 - he has no
legal responsibility to house me for free.
when i work i pay him.
my father is a landlord of numerous properties - it is part of his business - i am tenant like any other.
why should he lose money form his business just becasue i am his daughter? - i am 34 - he has no
legal responsibility to house me for free.
when i work i pay him.
You cannot get HB if you live in the same house as a relative who is your landlord.
If you live in a house owned by a relative but he/she doesn't live there then you can get HB if the Council is satisfied the arrnagement is an arms length commercial one, with a proper tenancy agreement and normal terms as to rent etc.
If you live in a house owned by a relative but he/she doesn't live there then you can get HB if the Council is satisfied the arrnagement is an arms length commercial one, with a proper tenancy agreement and normal terms as to rent etc.
its not that dot, lol, it just that its clear that some people give answers to questions based on their assumptions rather than actually knowing the answers, and therefore often give wrong or misleading answers - as a few on this thread have - so it helps to get more than one confirming reply
( and you did say 'i would imagine so' which is a bit uncertain)
( and you did say 'i would imagine so' which is a bit uncertain)