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    Ok this is an odd one someone has become homeless no fault of their own a charity offered to help but once person has found a place they will pay X amount.Thats not the way it works rental companies want the money first so it's actually not helpful .If I said I was landlord as letting said person stay here as temporary help would it have implications for me technically would be landlord for now but tax etc .. it's a one off payment that could me said Person can get own place back on feet ..advice please
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    Originally posted by redstar View Post
    Ok this is an odd one someone has become homeless no fault of their own a charity offered to help but once person has found a place they will pay X amount.Thats not the way it works rental companies want the money first so it's actually not helpful .If I said I was landlord as letting said person stay here as temporary help would it have implications for me technically would be landlord for now but tax etc .. it's a one off payment that could me said Person can get own place back on feet ..advice please
    Hello,

    If you pose as a landlord to help someone secure temporary housing through a charity's one off payment for rent, you may face legal and ethical implications. Misrepresenting yourself as a landlord could be considered fraud or deceitful behavior. Additionally, tax implications may arise as you could be required to declare the rental income, even if it's a one-time arrangement. It's advisable to work within the system and consult with the charity and local housing authorities to find a more legitimate and effective solution for the person in need, such as directing the charity's payment to a legitimate landlord or agency.


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      Originally posted by raymondhick1 View Post

      Hello,

      If you pose as a landlord to help someone secure temporary housing through a charity's one off payment for rent, you may face legal and ethical implications. Misrepresenting yourself as a landlord could be considered fraud or deceitful behavior. Additionally, tax implications may arise as you could be required to declare the rental income, even if it's a one-time arrangement. It's advisable to work within the system and consult with the charity and local housing authorities to find a more legitimate and effective solution for the person in need, such as directing the charity's payment to a legitimate landlord or agency. white dog poop

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        Ignore RAYMONDHICK1. They are a spammer and have been reported.

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