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Originally posted by sasquatch672if you decide to go through with this, you Must draw up a contract. i think you can get a basic rental agreement package at Staples or Office Max or something. but what you should know is that once someone lives in your house, they have certain rights to the place- even if they haven't paid. for example, lets say that she moves in and declares bankruptcy, then I don't think you can evict her for 2 years. i'm a good natured person and very laid back, easy going and in the past i've done things without a contract thinking that everyone involved was "cool"... well, if there's anything life has taught me is: get it in writing.
No. There would have been, and if I have a drastic change of heart, there will be. But right now, no.
there is also a tactical consideration here since you don't have a contract in place- draw one up, double the rent you'd originally asked for ($1000/month+utilities) hand her the pen and smile. she's changed the agreement, you can too.
Originally posted by sasquatch672Bang the two legal ones.
OK, so there's an issue.
I'm supposed to have a roommate move in today. With her two school-age (nine and twelve years old) daughters. Bad enough that I reluctantly agreed to that.
I told her I would be off of e-mail for New Year's weekend and to call me over the weekend. She did not. I thought she wasn't coming and solicited other people ...[text shortened]... coming, you don't show. And if them getting here was this rough, well...
Originally posted by heldenDiscrimination!
An old friend of mine you used to own a house with rooms to let, used to just let his rooms to ugly girls. The fact being is that if he rented to pretty girls there would always be some sort of boyfriend trouble and probably damage to his flat as well but with an ugly girl no such problem.
Originally posted by sasquatch672Nope.
OK, so there's an issue.
I'm supposed to have a roommate move in today. With her two school-age (nine and twelve years old) daughters. Bad enough that I reluctantly agreed to that.
I told her I would be off of e-mail for New Year's weekend and to call me over the weekend. She did not. I thought she wasn't coming and solicited other people ...[text shortened]... coming, you don't show. And if them getting here was this rough, well...
Sorry, you said you would take them, end of story.
No good saying she changed the rules; live and learn.
