HMO Plans
A HMO (House in Multiple Occupation) is defined by the 2004 Housing Act, in which a house or flat is occupied by 3 or more people from 2 or more households, who share basic amenities such as a bathroom, toilet or cooking facilities. A HMO plan is required for any property which adhere to the above criteria, it must be compliant with the Local Authority's guidelines, and will show room measurements, property amenities and the location of fire safety equipment amongst other details. Each Local Authority has different requirements for HMO Plans, and we work closely with them to provide our clients with a fully compliant HMO plan for the relevant Local Authority. Shared flats/houses, non 'halls of residence' student accommodation, and properties with multiple bedsits are just some of the types of property that require a HMO plan. Mlp are experts in helping HMO Landlords ensure their properties fully comply with the local council guidelines. Please contact us if you are unsure about whether you require a HMO plan and we will be happy to help.