If he's trying to whack you for commercial rates for house guests for a couple of nights/week it doesn't sound like you are on very good terms with your landlord to me. I'd hate to see you on bad terms.Semar wrote:Thx for the opinion. We rent the whole unit.
We are on very good terms with our landlord and hope to renew the lease when it expires But he's been burned in the past by other tenants who were subletting his unit and received a warning from the HDB board, so he is very cautious with such things.
this may be impossible to get unless you are able to figure a way to prove (in "black and white") that your guests are not paying to stay in your rental flat AND confirm a genuine relationship with you.Semar wrote:I agree. That is why I think it's perfectly ok for us to host a couple of relatives over short period of times. But my Singaporean landlord is looking for a more black and ruling... He is very much "by the book".
your landlord is perfectly right to be worriedSemar wrote:I agree. That is why I think it's perfectly ok for us to host a couple of relatives over short period of times. But my Singaporean landlord is looking for a more black and ruling... He is very much "by the book".
Ahh, and I was wondering why the birth rate was so low...Semar wrote:"only authorised listed subtenants are allowed to stay in the flat."
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