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Occupancy rights. This information is for residents living in social housing, including councils and housing associations. We have set out some of your rights as tenants. It does not cover the occupancy rights of long- leaseholders and shared ownership leaseholders of social housing landlords. Print.
Officially an HMO is a property with three or more tenants: Three tenants live there – and form more than one household. Toilet/bathroom/kitchen facilities are shared by tenants. A ‘large HMO’ is as the one as above, but has at least five tenants live there, forming more than one household.
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Apr 9, 2019 · As a tenant, you have certain rights and responsibilities while living in your rented home. You should ensure you look after the property, and report any problems to the landlord or letting agent.
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Jan 28, 2020 · If you need legal advice about setting up or securing a licence for a home in multiple occupation or are experiencing licensing or tenant issues then the landlord and tenant team at OTS Solicitors can help you. Call us on 0203 959 9123 or complete our online enquiry form.
Landlords should have a complaint process that is as accessible as possible and provide different ways for residents to make a complaint. This could include by phone, email, online web function or in person.
A tenancy is subject to successful referencing, which happens before you move into your new home. Learn how to prepare for reference checks and what to expect.
