Not mandatory but hire some care taker or at least guard or warden.
Is it mandatory for the owner to stay in the property let out as PG. Can I let out my additional house as PG without residing there.
Yes you can give it on paying in guest without staying there but execute a proper agreement and register the same
It is not mandatory. You may let out the same. Make sure that you instal CCTV so that you keep an eye on the premises
It is not mandatory to reside in property before letting out as PG
2) however you need permission from society to keep PG
3) also need police clearance of the paying guest staying in your premises
4)
Also need licence from
Muncipal corporation if you are providing paying guest facilities at your residence
There is no law which states this. The law does compel the landlord to be present in the premises. He can be there or not.
Yes you can.
Regards
1. It's not mandatory for the owner to stay in the property let out as PG.
2. You are free to let out your additional house as PG without residing there. However you have to ensure that you follow the necessary permission as is required for running the PG in Tamilnadu.
- As per law , it is not mandatory for the owner to reside in the additional house for letting out the same as PG.
- If , you have fulfilled the required formalities of the Authourity of your area , then you are free to letting out the said additional house.
it is not mandatory.
its meant staying at owner's accommodation in which a room or some space is provided and the owner may still live in the same house.
if you convert your house into a PG, it will be treated as a commercial property and the owners will have to pay all the bills including electricity, water and taxes at commercial rates. In many cities, a normal gas cylinder connection also needs to be changed into commercial cylinder. So, be very clear about the increasing cost.
yes you can let out your house as paying guest accommodation and you need not to stay there but you have to provide proper care and you have to appoint somebody who had to take care of the property and resistance
There is no law which compels the owner of a house property to reside there forever. it applies to a PG accommodation too. You may very well do so.
You can let out your property on rent but if you are letting it out for PG accommodation then you may have to follow the prescribed procedures for that.