Tenancy for an unfurnished house share (3+ unrelated people). Answer a few plain-English questions and Scorpia drafts the complete document for your situation, checks it with a second review pass, and shows you a free preview before you pay anything.
Draft my hmo tenancy unfurnished — free preview →HMO TENANCY AGREEMENT
Unfurnished Room in a House in Multiple Occupation — Periodic Tenancy
THIS TENANCY AGREEMENT (the "Agreement") is made on __________ between:
LANDLORD: __________ of __________ (the "Landlord"); and
TENANT: __________ of __________ (the "Tenant").
1. THE ROOM AND PROPERTY
(1.1) The Landlord lets and the Tenant takes an unfurnished room (the "Room") at __________ (the "Property"), an HMO licensed under the Housing Act 2004.
(1.2) The Room is: __________.
(1.3) The Tenant may use the shared areas: __________.
(1.4) Periodic tenancy running month to month from __________.
2. HMO LICENSING
(2.1) HMO licence number: __________. The Landlord will provide a copy on request.
(2.2) Maximum permitted occupiers: __________.
(2.3) The Landlord shall comply with all HMO licence conditions and the Management of Houses in Multiple Occupation (England) Regulations 2006, including obligations in respect of fire safety, common parts and appliance maintenance.
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