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    Landlord Rental Question

    I've been reading stuff on here for years, don't post much tho

    Just getting back into rental after several years away. Things have changed, this HMO being the main one. I've read up on it but have a question which I'm sure will attract lots of positive answers.

    If I arrange a tenancy agreement between myself as the landlord and a couple as the tenant for the house as a whole, HMO doesn't apply. But then if they get a couple of friends in to help with the rent what is my position ? Two parts to this I guess, 1. I know they are doing it 2. I don't know they are doing it. cheers

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    House in Multiple Occupation (HMO) for those not in the know
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      #3
      You might want to contact the national landlords association, they have a free advice line for members.
      While you're waiting, read the free novel we sent you. It's a Spanish story about a guy named 'Manual.'

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        Originally posted by andyo View Post
        If I arrange a tenancy agreement between myself as the landlord and a couple as the tenant for the house as a whole, HMO doesn't apply. But then if they get a couple of friends in to help with the rent what is my position ? Two parts to this I guess, 1. I know they are doing it 2. I don't know they are doing it. cheers
        If you have a single tenancy agreement its not an HMO.
        If you know about their friends and have another tenancy agreement drawn up it becomes an HMO, I think.
        If they sublet and don't tell you, its not an HMO.*


        *All advice is IMHO (geddit?) and I sugegst you consult a pro.
        Hard Brexit now!
        #prayfornodeal

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