Cleaning, noise, bills: how to have a happy house-share

November 5, 2024 Leave a Comment

Cleaning, noise, bills: how to have a happy house-share

From putting everything down in writing beforehand to talking through those inevitable niggles … face to face

The main things people disagree on when they share a property are “cleaning, noise, bills and other people’s other halves”, says Matt Hutchinson, a director of the property-sharing website Spareroom.

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