HMO Licence Application

BRH Property Management is your go-to solution for obtaining an HMO licence in London, Brighton, and Surrey. With our expertise and reliable services, we help landlords maximise their return on investment, maintain and enhance the value of their properties, and comply with the necessary legal requirements. Our team of professionals is dedicated to helping you overcome the challenges of managing your properties.

Understanding HMO Licenses

An HMO license (House in Multiple Occupation) is required for residential properties where three or more unrelated people live together, sharing common facilities such as a kitchen or bathroom. This ensures the property is safe and well managed, providing a secure living environment for tenants.

Why You Need an HMO License

• Compliance with Legal Requirements: An HMO licence ensures that your property complies with the legal requirements set by local authorities. These regulations aim to protect the welfare of tenants and maintain a high standard of living conditions within the property. Staying compliant helps you avoid legal issues and maintain a good relationship with local authorities.

• Ensuring the Property Meets Safety Standards: HMO licences require that your property meets specific safety standards, such as fire safety measures, adequate heating, and proper ventilation. Ensuring your property adheres to these standards keeps your tenants safe and contributes to the overall well-being and comfort of their living environment.

• Avoiding Penalties and Fines: Failing to obtain an HMO licence when required can result in hefty fines and penalties. This can be financially damaging and harm your reputation as a responsible property owner. Obtaining an HMO licence can prevent these consequences and ensure your property investment remains profitable.

How to Determine if Your Property Needs an HMO License

Licensing prerequisites may differ based on the local authority, with specific areas mandating a license for properties housing 3 or 4 tenants from multiple families. Properties accommodating five or more residents from at least two separate households are categorised as Large HMOs, necessitating a compulsory HMO licence.