Landlord Considers Options for Vacant Five-Room HMO
UKPulse Property Desk
A landlord is seeking advice on the future of a five-room House in Multiple Occupation (HMO) that will become fully vacant in September.
- A five-room HMO is set to become fully vacant in September.
- The landlord does not wish to continue managing the property as an HMO with five tenants.
- The landlord currently pays council tax and water bills for the property.
A landlord is exploring options for a five-room House in Multiple Occupation (HMO) that is expected to be fully vacant in September. The landlord has expressed a desire not to continue managing the property as an HMO with five tenants, citing high agency fees and potential tenant issues.
Currently, the landlord is responsible for council tax and water bills for the property, but not gas and electricity.