Rented Property in Wales
Shared Properties and HMOs
Most rented properties have more than one person living in them. But how does the law treat people who are sharing?Â
What is the significance of more than one person signing the tenancy agreement?Â
And what are Houses of Multiple Occupation (HMOs) and the special rules that apply to them?Â
These are the issues that we cover in this section.Â
Rented Property in Wales
Note that housing law has changed in Wales with effect from 1 December 2022.
See the new Wales page to find out more.
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- David Smith’s talk on Planning Law and HMOs
- Dealing with Local Authorities
- Five things landlords need to know about Rent Repayment Orders
- Keeping records and journaling with Google Drive
- Landlord Law Essentials Part 7 – Shared Properties and HMOs
- Ten tips on dealing with subletting problems by David Smith
- Three key developments in HMO licensing
- Training Webinars – Achieving compliance through the HMO licence application process – with Richard Tacagni
- Training Webinars – Coronavirus where are we now with Paula Hebbard
- Training Webinars – HMO Management Regulations
- Training Webinars – Landlords Rights of Access with Carl Geary
- Training Webinars – Recent Developments in HMO Law & Practice with Dean Underwood
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