For many investors and developers, having a project that goes over-budget, or takes longer than expected is a rite of passage. As a statistic the number of projects that go awry far outstrips those that go well, so how do you minimize the risks? I...
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According to new rules and changes to houses in multiple occupation (HMO) licensing, Manchester City Council will be hosting drop-in events to help landlords get more information. Manchester City Council Drop-in events The council invites people to...
Summary At HMOHub this is a question we get asked constantly and as an HMO landlord or potential HMO owner, it’s very important to understand the difference for a multitude of reasons, not least, legal compliance and keeping investors on the right...
UK councils have had record revenue in regard to HMO licensing as a result of the new regulations brought about in October 2018. British implementation and costs of landlord licensing schemes are a lottery. That’s the conclusion of a new analysis of...
Few things in property are as misunderstood as HMO finance, let alone HMO bridging finance. Most HMO investors, even the more experienced ones tend to avoid it. Over the years as the bridging sector has matured, the HMO bridging sector has followed...
Selling an HMO can be easy. That being said we have seen so many investors get it wrong. Having bought and sold over 100 HMOs across the UK we have put together this short guide on how best to Sell an HMO property. Following these simple steps will...
Council of Doncaster has paid £100,000 to a private landlord who threatened to take it to court over alleged slander. Council has made unfounded remarks about his honesty to people who were looking to use his services to rent property, claimed Rod...
The number of licences issued for shared houses in Bournemouth has more than tripled over the last year. Regulation changes introduced by the government last year caused a steep rise in the number of houses in multiple occupation (HMO) seeking...
Hertsmere Borough Council urged all the landlords owning Houses in Multiple Occupation (HMOs) to apply for licences or risk criminal prosecution and financial penalties which could run into the thousands of pounds. It comes after legislative changes...
Another London local authority proposed to insist HMOs require planning permission in future. Today multi-bedroom properties in Croydon can be converted into small HMOs (houses occupied by between three and six unrelated individuals) under permitted...
