No, landlord references are not required for house purchases in the UK. However, your friend could write such a letter of reference for future rental purposes as you are technically sub-leasing part of their home.
When buying a house in the UK, you may need to provide proof of your current address, such as utility bills or bank statements. While a reference from your previous landlord may not always be necessary, it can help establish your rental history and credibility as a tenant if requested by the mortgage lender or estate agent. Since you are living with a friend without the landlord's knowledge, providing alternative proof of address and a compelling explanation may be required in this situation.
it doesnt
If he doesnt ,he may land op paying compensation for negligence.
Yes of course who doesnt have friends?
his friends wont understand him
No it doesnt has any reference
No it doesnt in any way you look at it it doesnt
It means yall are friends. It also means he's wack for being a stupid a** that doesnt want you as a friend but still does friend stuff and you're wack for wanting to be friends with someone who doesnt want to be friends with you. so maybe its a perfect friendship.
Well either she doesnt like you or she doesnt want to admit to her friends that she likes you. Try talking to her away from her friends. If she is really friendly she does like you. If she is distant or tries to get away from you fast then you know she doesnt like you.
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no she doesnt they are friends
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