If a roomate wants her boyfriend to move in what do you charge?

Answer 1

Split everything 3 ways. He's choosing to share a room, but you are also losing some of your privacy, so it works out equally.

Answer 2

You charge yourself the task of moving out. Being something like the 3rd wheel is never cool! If that is not an option for you, then split the costs 3 ways. Friendship is friendship, but business is business! There should be a contract right at the beginning so there are no surprises in the future. Everyone should voice their concerns before the last pair of his underwear is put away!

Answer 3

You already have the answer it is 1/3 of the house bill, for rent and utilties to food. And house hold items that are needed. But I woudl have to say that when you move in a boyfriend in then you do have problems so If I was you I would way it out and I would talk to my girl roomie and make some rules first. There should be a line in the home that should never be crossed.

Answer 4

You divide the bills up into thirds, just as though he were any other roomate moving in. You should definitely be paying less if there's another housemate.

Answer 5

Split it three ways - this happened to myself, and splitting all bills between everyone evenly is the only fair thing to do

Answer 6

1/2 rent because you split house/apartment evenly. 1/3 all other bills and food.

Answer 7

do you mean the rental or charge as charging them on court?if it is the rental,maybe another extra 50-100....otherwise,ask for adults advice.

Answer 8

you split the room expense 3 ways.

Answer 9

One third

Answer 10

u shoud not charge anything u shoud not allow him