House To Rent

[Lucy91 0]

Hey everyone 😊

 

Not sure if anyone can help? But I’m looking for a 2 bed house to rent for me and my daughter. I need somewhere that allows dogs but I’m having trouble finding one😩 does anyone have any information that could help? 
 

Thank you 😊 

[crookesey 636]

Just go to a letting agent with your requirements, they will know those that welcome dogs.

[Jeffrey Shaw 93]

NB: aim for a house, not a flat. Most flats' long leases prohibit or restrict the keeping of animals.

[Lucy91 0]

Thank you 

[Jeffrey Shaw 93]

Also ensure that owner obtains consent from mortgagee (lender), if any, and property insurer.

[vanzandt56 10]

What on earth as it to do with the mortgage lender?

If it's your house it's entirely up to you!

[poppet2 13]

But it's not your house until you've fully paid your mortgage for every piece of brick and mortar.

Until then, it still  remains the property of the lender.

Also, some houses are leasehold.

Edited January 23, 2023 by poppet2

[Jeffrey Shaw 93]

On 23/01/2023 at 13:58, poppet2 said:

But it's not your house until you've fully paid your mortgage for every piece of brick and mortar.

Until then, it still  remains the property of the lender.

Also, some houses are leasehold.

No. If someone (P) completes a purchase, the property becomes P's instantly.

This does not depend on:

a. the arduous task of registering title at HMLR; nor on

b. whether P buys for cash or with a mortgage advance; nor

c. whether it's freehold or leasehold.

The mortgagee (lender) never owns it- not even if it repossesses and sells as mortgagee.