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This time its the tenant not the landlord who gets punished for their misdemeanors. It was the tenant that fraudulently claimed benefit.
Landlord & tenant relationships are more common than many of us want to admit.
I know at one time in my early twenties I had a 'massive crush' on one of my live in tenants. It' drove me to distraction...there is nothing worst than unrequited love.
I also no of a previous landlord who used to use an HMO property as his knocking shop, bringing his 'bit on the side' back in the evenings. I presume she wasn't there as a prospective tenant. If so I think she was paying undue attention to the state of the ceiling!
Now, I know there is always temptation for landlords and tenants to get together. I had a gorgeous air hostess renting the upstairs flat several years ago. Boy was I tempted.....I was single at the time so it was OK. I hesitated because I didn't want to mix business and pleasure.
Was I right. Is it alright to date your tenant or is it a recipe for personal and business disaster?
Over to you guys.
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