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HMOs can be seen as a riskier property investment by some but can give greater rental yields. There are a wide range of lenders offering products to landlords investing in HMOs, all with different criteria. Getting expert mortgage advice is essential in this specialist market.
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HMOs are typically bigger and have a range of tenants, rather than letting a property to a single person, couple or family. Rental is charged by the room and hence the expectation to achieve a greater rental yield.
Normally this is when you have a Large HMO – five or more tenants share facilities. However, you should always check with your local council.
The calculation of the rental stress test is the same as a buy to let – the rent must exceed the mortgage by a certain amount. However, with a HMO, the stress rates will be higher, so the rent will need to exceed the mortgage by a greater amount than normal buy to let.