Published: 22/06/2017

Private Landlord Licensing Scheme

Making it a legal requirement for Landlords to obtain licenses on some of their private rented properties.

Selective licensing

Requires landlords letting a property on specific roads to get a license no matter how many people rent the property.

Additional licensing

Requires landlords across the borough who let a property, of any number of stories, occupied by at least 3 people, who do not make up a single household to get a licence.

Mandatory licensing

This scheme covers houses in multiple occupation (HMOs) with 3 or more stories and are occupied by 5 or more people with at least two households. This is regulated under the Housing Act 2004 and has been in force since 2006

Willmotts are working with our landlords who own property across Hammersmith and Fulham, to obtain these licenses on their behalf.

We are experts in Property Management across London W6 and SW6 and as Guild of Professional Estate Agents Members as well as RICS you know that we adhere to the highest of standards.
 
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If you would like to discuss buy-to-lets or any other residential issues please do not hesitate to call Willmotts for help with all your property needs, 020 8222 9958  info@willmotts.com

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