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Accessibility Register | Login Newsletters Search Search A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z Home Services Housing Houses in multiple occupation (HMOs) Houses in multiple occupation (HMOs) Check if you need a licence What is an HMO? Information required Apply for a licence All landlords who own or manage an HMO property must have a licence for each property. This will be either a mandatory HMO licence or additional HMO licence. A mandatory licence is required if either of the following apply: the property is occupied by five or more people forming more than one household who share some amenities, such as a kitchen or bathroom the property is a purpose built flat occupied by five or more people forming more than one household An additional HMO licence is required if: the property is occupied by three or four people forming more than one household tenants share some amenities, such as a kitchen or bathroom A borough-wide additional HMO licensing scheme started on 1 September 2020. To check if your property is an HMO, see what is an HMO? Rate this page: Council opening hours Contact us / feedback Privacy notice Terms of use Cookie policy Sitemap © 2021 Enfield Council