Board out

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Used in informal discussions about living arrangements or real estate.

My aunt is boarding out her flat while she travels this year.

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Can refer to renting out any living space, not limited to a single room.

The couple plans to board out their entire house during the festival.

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The phrase implies earning extra income from unused living space.

Since the kids moved out, we're considering to board out their rooms.

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