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If it is illegal for unrelated people to share, I think that is wrong, and laws should be changed. That's a completely different issue though.
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It isn't as straightforward as it being 'illegal'. In fact, if a LL does things correctly, with all the right permits and such, it can be legal depending on where the house is and the local council rule governing habitation in that area.
In Armidale, nsw, you find quite a few houses rented out by the room (with loungerooms converted into bedrooms, etc). But it is 'mostly' done by the book and with council approval as student accomodation. Also the limit on the number of people isn't nessercarily strict in relation to a specific number of peopl per household - it depends on other factors such as the size of the house, etc. Some of my uni-friends all rented a room in a particular sharehouse that had 8 'bedrooms' (with couples in half of them) - but the sharehouse still had a communal area, a communial kitchen, two communial bathrooms and toilets, and very large yard (seriously that amount of land in Canberra would have at least 6-8 houses on it ). But I know the LL worked with the council to present something which was up to standard, which wasn't technically a 'boarding house' but still managed to slip into the sharehouse market. Very smart move on the LL's behalf, the rent he would be receiving from each individual tenant would be at least 4x as much as he might otherwise have expected to rent out as a single premises.
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If it is illegal for unrelated people to share, I think that is wrong, and laws should be changed. That's a completely different issue though.
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It isn't as straightforward as it being 'illegal'. In fact, if a LL does things correctly, with all the right permits and such, it can be legal depending on where the house is and the local council rule governing habitation in that area.
In Armidale, nsw, you find quite a few houses rented out by the room (with loungerooms converted into bedrooms, etc). But it is 'mostly' done by the book and with council approval as student accomodation. Also the limit on the number of people isn't nessercarily strict in relation to a specific number of peopl per household - it depends on other factors such as the size of the house, etc. Some of my uni-friends all rented a room in a particular sharehouse that had 8 'bedrooms' (with couples in half of them) - but the sharehouse still had a communal area, a communial kitchen, two communial bathrooms and toilets, and very large yard (seriously that amount of land in Canberra would have at least 6-8 houses on it ). But I know the LL worked with the council to present something which was up to standard, which wasn't technically a 'boarding house' but still managed to slip into the sharehouse market. Very smart move on the LL's behalf, the rent he would be receiving from each individual tenant would be at least 4x as much as he might otherwise have expected to rent out as a single premises.
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If it is illegal for unrelated people to share, I think that is wrong, and laws should be changed. That's a completely different issue though.
QUOTE]
It isn't as straightforward as it being 'illegal'. In fact, if a LL does things correctly, with all the right permits and such, it can be legal depending on where the house is and the local council rule governing habitation in that area.
In Armidale, nsw, you find quite a few houses rented out by the room (with loungerooms converted into bedrooms, etc). But it is 'mostly' done by the book and with council approval as student accomodation. Also the limit on the number of people isn't nessercarily strict in relation to a specific number of peopl per household - it depends on other factors such as the size of the house, etc. Some of my uni-friends all rented a room in a particular sharehouse that had 8 'bedrooms' (with couples in half of them) - but the sharehouse still had a communal area, a communial kitchen, two communial bathrooms and toilets, and very large yard (seriously that amount of land in Canberra would have at least 6-8 houses on it ). But I know the LL worked with the council to present something which was up to standard, which wasn't technically a 'boarding house' but still managed to slip into the sharehouse market. Very smart move on the LL's behalf, the rent he would be receiving from each individual tenant would be at least 4x as much as he might otherwise have expected to rent out as a single premises.
Thank you.
Exactly the point I was trying to make.
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Wow watch out! Sir Edmund himself is speaking Jibberish! Before I know it Sir Robert will be speaking Arabic too!
Wow watch out! Sir Edmund himself is speaking Jibberish! Before I know it Sir Robert will be speaking Arabic too!
give me a break, I'm a 162 years old. i do have my gibberish moments.
give me a break, I'm a 162 years old. i do have my gibberish moments.
Greetings Sir Edmund.
Regards
Robert
Greetings Sir Edmund.
Regards
Robert
greetings fine Sir.
i must tip my hat to your longevity in office. but you never did make it to high court justice.
i still have my first IP, a one acre allotment on martin street.
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Council actually tried to stop me from 'rooming' my rooms out in my property. But I managed to fight them off and now they leave me alone!
....or he is insisting on cash so there is no tangible record of how many people he has stuffed in there!
I wonder if the landlord where your friends live have any idea they have eight people living in the apartment .
Maybe you can answer a question.
Why are your friends living in this place?
Does the rent they pay reflect the limited space.
If they are unhappy, why dont they move elsewhere?
somebody was electrocutedreal estate copywriter said:. . . with new wiring throughout,
which they carefully avoid showing any of, uh oh the person electrocuted must have been in the bathnew plumbing
=eewww septic tank, a fantastic 5000ltr Aerobic Waste Water Treatment Plan,
. . . .the ground floor is about to visit the basement with one more bug munchtermite control,
which removed the period finish that gave the house any value and authenticity, and hid the disgusting stoneworkand sandblasting of the home,
flush, gurgleall those expensive issues are taken care of!!!
Yup. Its a totally tourist free zone here. Possibly one of the worst places in Australia to put a B&B.(snore)
In victoria a rooming/bording house is defined as having 10 or more habitable rooms. Therefore the number of people inside the house is not a consideration. The issue is the quality of the tenants you would get with such an arrangement!