Frequently Asked Questions

  • Most live-in landlords earn £750–£1,000 per month per room, depending on room size, property location, and available amenities. Many landlords earn more if they have multiple rooms.

  • No. Live-in landlords usually offer a lodger agreement (licence to occupy) rather than an Assured Shorthold Tenancy (AST). This gives you more flexibility and control in your own home.

    Contact us for guidance.

  • Most rooms are matched within 7–28 days, depending on demand in your area and how specific your requirements are.

  • There is no obligation to accept anyone.
    You make the final decision about who resides in your home.

    However, our vetting process significantly reduces risk by filtering out unsuitable applicants before they reach you.

  • Yes — provided the lease permits lodgers or written consent is obtained from the freeholder. The leaseholder must remain in residence and comply with legal duties, including safety standards and Right-to-Rent checks.

  • Because live-in arrangements use a licence to occupy agreement, you. have more flexibility to end the arrangement.

    The specific notice period depends on your agreement, usually 7–28 days.

  • Our fee is simply two weeks’ rent, paid from the first month’s upfront payment once the lodger moves in.
    There are no hidden fees and no payment required upfront.

  • We operate remotely and do not need to visit your home.


    We work with landlords nationwide and guide you through everything online or over the phone.

  • Yes — we provide a templated licence to occupy agreement for landlords to use, which you may adapt to your specific needs.

  • Typically no, although some mortgage lenders or insurers require notification when you take in a lodger. We recommend checking with them before the lodger moves in.

  • You may be eligible for the UK Government’s Rent a Room Scheme, which allows you to earn up to £7,500 per year tax-free.


    We recommend seeking personal tax advice for your situation.

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