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If a grandmother leaves her daughter her home can the daughter be charged rent by the landlord?
Nikkorama
Yes, if I understand your question. The grandmother didn't own the house, so she was a renter and if the daughter moves in she will be the renter. Therefore she can be charged rent.
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