House of multiple occupation furniture

A house in multiple occupation means residential properties where “shared space” exist and are shared by more than one house members. Most HMOs have been partitioned from larger houses. This may include bedsits, shared houses, flats, apartments and cottages. UK Landlords may need a licence for renting a House of Multiple Occupation.
The local council check set of key points in order to approve your property eligible for House in multiple occupation or not e.g. some of key factors are,

• Number of tenants
• Facilities - kitchen, bathroom and toilets
• Landlords - are they fit and proper
• Management arrangements

The definition of a House in multiple occupation has its origins in fire safety legislation. They must maintain good housing conditions, otherwise tenants may complain to local council. Landlord, Property Owner or Letting Agent in UK can acquire up-to-date information about Houses in multiple occupation property by contacting their local council.

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What furniture should property owners provide for a House in Multiple Occupation (HMO)?

In Bedrooms Landlords can provide furniture Beds, wardrobes, drawers, and curtains.
In Kitchen they need to install Fridge and freezer, oven, hob, washing machine, microwave, and drying facilities.
In Living Area they would provide Sofa, TV, table, and chairs.

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