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Lucrative investments offering higher yields than traditional buy-to-let.
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Less exposure to void periods as a result of multiple occupancy.
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Increasing demand from students and young professionals.
What are HMO Properties?
An HMO (House in Multiple Occupation) is legally defined as a property rented to at least three tenants from different households, who share essential amenities such as a bathroom or kitchen. A household refers to individuals from the same family living together.
Larger HMOs, accommodating five or more tenants, must be licensed to operate. While HMOs involve operational and compliance costs, they offer some of the highest yields in the property market, making them a highly profitable investment choice with greater returns than traditional buy-to-let properties.
Our HMO Properties.
Doncaster Road
Location: 19 Doncaster Road, Selby, YO8 9BS
Type: HMO
Net Yield: 8.02%
5 year ROI remortgaged: 246%
Gross Yield: 9.74%
Net Yield Remortgaged: 17.07%
Annual Income: £31,671
4 Rooms & 2 Flats
£325,000
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Fifth Avenue
Location: 11-13 Fifth Avenue, Goole, DN14 6JD
Type: HMO
Net Yield: 9.46%
5 year ROI remortgaged: 275%
Gross Yield: 13.00%
Net Yield Remortgaged: 22.82%
Annual Income: £52,000
15 Bedrooms
£400,000
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The Haven
Location: 14 The Haven, Selby, YO8 8BJ
Type: HMO
Net Yield: 9.36%
5 year ROI remortgaged: 273%
Gross Yield: 12.86%
Net Yield Remortgaged: 22.45%
Annual Income: £27,133
4 potential bedrooms
£211,000
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Your Key to HMO Properties.
Higher Yields
HMO properties are highly profitable investments, often delivering higher yields than traditional buy-to-let properties. With multiple tenants per property, they generate significantly higher rental income. Statistically, HMOs consistently outperform buy-to-let properties in terms of yield.
Reduced Impact from Void Periods
With multiple tenants, HMOs help reduce the impact of void periods, ensuring high occupancy rates and consistent rental income. Since rent is divided among tenants, if a room becomes vacant or a tenant falls into arrears, the income from the remaining occupants keeps cash flow stable.
Growing Demand
Demand for HMO properties is on the rise, driven by students and young professionals seeking affordable, shared accommodation. Properties located near hospitals and city centres are especially popular, offering economical housing options close to work and local amenities. Additionally, government and local authority initiatives to improve HMO standards have boosted their appeal, making them an even more attractive investment opportunity.
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