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iamtati
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Hi guys!
Planning to by an HMO in East London, looking for some good consultants or somebody who can help me to find a good one with the best price.
Maybe some of you have an experience buying HMO or have some recommendations for me?
Will appreciate any help.
Thanks
:j
Planning to by an HMO in East London, looking for some good consultants or somebody who can help me to find a good one with the best price.
Maybe some of you have an experience buying HMO or have some recommendations for me?
Will appreciate any help.
Thanks
:j
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smackdensrus.com0
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head to hmohub
seems to be a lot fo resources there.
What do you need help with specifically?0 -
Bacon_Sandwich wrote: »smackdensrus.com
But unfortunately can't open the web site (0 -
rupertwallace wrote: »head to hmohub
seems to be a lot fo resources there.
What do you need help with specifically?
Thanks a lot for the advise. Just checked their website https://www.hmohub.co.uk/ and submitted a form. Will keep you posted.0 -
Don't buy a HMO0
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Those who risk nothing, Do nothing, achieve nothing, become nothingMFW #63 £0/£5000
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Join the RLA or NLA
Get yourself an accountant who knows about BTL and HMO.
Read the local council website about HMO rules and regs.
You need very very deep pockets.
3% extra stamp duty, the high cost of property in London, 6.5M2 minimum bedroom size !
Fire regs which apply to HMO,s etc
Ignorance is No excuse so you need to know the law0
:rotfl::D 
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