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HMO - changing law
Published: 21/06/2017
THE CHANGING LAW AND VALUATION GUIDANCE FOR HMOs
Andrew Wells
Following a consultation period last year, the Government plans to extend the scope of mandatory licensing of houses in multiple occupation - known as HMOs - later this year. Under the new HMO licensing proposals, the existing ‘three storey rule’ may be scrapped so that all properties will require a licence if they are occupied by five of more people from two or more households. In addition, flats above and below commercial premises will also need to be licensed.