Renting a room in a House

Hi,

If you sublet any part of your house without the written permission of the owner, you are liable to prosecution and your contract may be broken with penalties.

So do you really want to take risks ...

I did not understand how. I am buying the house so i will be the new owner and i wish to rent one room of my house. The ques is will the commune allow it to someone to share the address with us.

Oups, sorry I was replying on two different subjects on same time.

As owner, you can rent a part of your home to who you want. But to allow the person to formally declare residence at home is also to declare to the taxes that you receive real estate income.

You will also have to budget your consumption and his one (water, electricity, ...), insurance, ...

Allowing domiciliation for tenants who are only renting a room also pose the risks that once he/she is registered, will be considered as part of your household. If he/she is one day to suddenly leave and happens to have uncleared debts, you would then be deemed as liable.
In cases like this, when creditors come knocking they can claim from you his/her owed debts, or even confiscate furniture etc as compensation (this example was provided by a notary).

Hence, only rent  to those whom you really trust, or accept the risks.