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Some HMO landlords in Kent believe that increasing numbers of properties are now being disaggregated to allow councils to raise more money in tax. If disaggregation occurs, tenants in HMOs must pay council tax individually instead of you paying it in full as their landlord,

Over the past few years, there has been a change in HMO tenants’ expectations and many young professionals are seeking out HMOs in Kent that have a high standard of amenities, with ensuite bathrooms high on their list of priorities! We know that this isn’t the

If you’re a HMO landlord in Kent ready to sell your property, you may wonder whether you can transfer your existing HMO licence to its next owner. Alternatively, you may be considering taking over an existing HMO in Kent and be wondering whether you can simplify

If you’re a HMO landlord in Kent, you may have heard recent news reports that tenants are increasingly seeking properties to rent that have all-inclusive bills. With that in mind, you may be wondering; should I include bills in my HMO rental agreements? All-inclusive rental agreements offer

Whether you’re an existing HMO landlord or are keen to invest in a house of multiple occupation in Kent, you need to be sure you’ve chosen the right property for your project. Select well and you’ll have a great investment! But what makes a good HMO

Landlords Guide To Making Tax Digital (MTD): All You Need To Know Making Tax Digital for Income Tax Self Assessment (MTD for ITSA) comes into effect on April 6th, 2024. MTD is part of the government's 10-year plan to modernise the tax system by bringing it into

As a HMO landlord in Kent how often are you carrying out inspections on your properties? If you’re managing a large portfolio, your answer might be, “not often enough.” Yet regular property health checks are crucial for maximising your long-term profits and for protecting your

The government adopted the Fire Safety (England) Regulations 2022 in reaction to the Grenfell Tower disaster, establishing additional obligations for some landlords. The intention of this legislation is to reduce the risk of death or injury from fire.   Who do the regulations apply to? The majority of these

The roof is one of those parts of the house that can frighten its owners just by saying its name. Understandable, given how important our roofs are

If you’re an HMO landlord, you must be aware of the UK government’s space standards, even if your property doesn’t require a license. Space standards have been established to ensure HMO tenants can enjoy sufficient comfortable living space when residing in a shared property. These space