I manage a flat in a Victoria building converted into flats in Camden. There are some shared areas - a foyer and a flight of stairs - and less than two-third of the flats are owner-occupied, so it's seemingly a Section 257 HMO. The block is a share of freehold with the owners of the long leases of the flats being directors in the freehold management company.
When a flat owner rents out their flat, who is required to get an HMO license? Is it the the freehold company, the flat owner or both? Are the "manager's duties", in relation to managing an HMO, incumbent on the flat owner or the freehold company?
When a flat owner rents out their flat, who is required to get an HMO license? Is it the the freehold company, the flat owner or both? Are the "manager's duties", in relation to managing an HMO, incumbent on the flat owner or the freehold company?
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