janet-t Posted February 29, 2020 Share Posted February 29, 2020 Hi, Everyone, I am looking to buy the 3 or 4 bed house in Nottingham NG7 (Artictle 4 area) and rent out to students for higher yield I am starting some viewings. My question is : Do I need to get planning permission for C3 to C4 usage first ? Or I just apply the additional licence from Council . Anyone knows how to proceed. According to Nottingham City Council website, 3 to 5 unrelated people's tenancy require to apply the additional licence. But I really do not know if I need to have planning permission first . How to proceed If anyone has pointers or comment, please kindly advise. Thank you so much . Link to comment
Simon Allen Posted April 1, 2020 Share Posted April 1, 2020 Hi Janet If it's in an article 4 area and it's not an existing HMO then you must apply for planning permission. Licensing is different and nothing to do with planning. The point of Article 4 is to control the number of HMOs in an area so your chances of getting it are minimal. Talk to the local panning authority first for a steer. Regards Simon Searchlight Finance Ltd T: 01565 654005 Landlord and specialist property finance advisor dealing with portfolio landlords and developers throughout the UK and beyond. Buy to Let - Commercial Finance - Bridging Loans - Development Finance - HMO Finance - Refurbishment Loans - Multi Let - Limited Company - Student Lets - Portfolio Finance Make an Enquiry Link to comment
paulh94 Posted May 14, 2020 Share Posted May 14, 2020 @simon allen Hi Simon hope you're well. On a separate topic but related, would you mind confirming something, is it true if you're not already a HMO owner lenders will require a 50% deposit for the first property? Thanks so much! Link to comment
Simon Allen Posted May 15, 2020 Share Posted May 15, 2020 15 hours ago, paulh94 said: @simon allen Hi Simon hope you're well. On a separate topic but related, would you mind confirming something, is it true if you're not already a HMO owner lenders will require a 50% deposit for the first property? Thanks so much! It's not true, as long as you own your own residence the deposit is usually 25% but at the moment it's 30%. That's for an HMO with seperate tenancies up to 6 people Regards Simon Searchlight Finance Ltd T: 01565 654005 Landlord and specialist property finance advisor dealing with portfolio landlords and developers throughout the UK and beyond. Buy to Let - Commercial Finance - Bridging Loans - Development Finance - HMO Finance - Refurbishment Loans - Multi Let - Limited Company - Student Lets - Portfolio Finance Make an Enquiry Link to comment
paulh94 Posted May 15, 2020 Share Posted May 15, 2020 6 hours ago, simon allen said: It's not true, as long as you own your own residence the deposit is usually 25% but at the moment it's 30%. That's for an HMO with seperate tenancies up to 6 people @simon allen Thanks for confirming. I'd love to chat to you further as I think you could help me with my plans, do you have an email address you could send to me on pm? Thanks Link to comment
Simon Allen Posted May 17, 2020 Share Posted May 17, 2020 On 5/15/2020 at 5:11 PM, paulh94 said: @simon allen Thanks for confirming. I'd love to chat to you further as I think you could help me with my plans, do you have an email address you could send to me on pm? Thanks @paulh94Thanks Paul It's simon@searchlightfinance.co.uk Regards Simon Searchlight Finance Ltd T: 01565 654005 Landlord and specialist property finance advisor dealing with portfolio landlords and developers throughout the UK and beyond. Buy to Let - Commercial Finance - Bridging Loans - Development Finance - HMO Finance - Refurbishment Loans - Multi Let - Limited Company - Student Lets - Portfolio Finance Make an Enquiry Link to comment
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