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The document is an application form for obtaining a House in Multiple Occupation (HMO) license under the Housing Act 2004, specifically for properties within the London Borough of Haringey. It includes sections for ownership and management details, property specifics, management arrangements, fit and proper person assessments, fee calculations, and necessary enclosures. The form requires detailed information about the property, its management, and compliance with safety regulations to ensure proper licensing.

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How much does a HMO Licence cost in Westminster?

How much does a licence cost? Westminster City Council charge an HMO licence application fee of 1,510 per property. If there are more than five lettings you must pay an extra 68 for each additional letting. There is a 10% discount for accredited landlords and agents, which we think is a good idea.

How much does it cost to get a HMO license in London?

The base fee is: 1,550. 1,455 if youre an accredited landlord.

Do I need a HMO licence for 3 tenants in London?

If you have three or four occupants where one (or more) is not related, then your property is legally an HMO. With three or four people, your property does not need a Mandatory HMO Licence. However, IT MAY STILL NEED A LICENCE. Many Councils have introduced what is called an Additional HMO Licensing scheme.

Can three people share a house?

Tenancy in common So you can share the property in whatever proportions you choose. For example three family members might want to buy a flat together for their student children.

How much does it cost to get a HMO license in haringey?

Licence cost The total fee for licensing an HMO is 1,295.

Does my property need a licence in Haringey?

Overview and licensing conditions All privately rented homes let to a single person, 2 people, or a single household (e.g. a family) within the selective licensing zone require a selective licence. The scheme came into force on 17 November 2022 and will run for 5 years.