HMO Property Inspection Report
Property inspection reports for shared and HMO accommodation, describing the property, room use and household arrangements within the agreed scope.
Inspection of shared and HMO accommodation
Shared housing can involve different household arrangements, room uses and occupancy patterns. The correct description depends on the facts of the property and the arrangements in place.
An inspection report can record the property layout, the rooms available, the number of households and occupants, sleeping arrangements and shared facilities, depending on the service agreed.
Information we may need
- Number of bedrooms and shared living spaces
- Number of households and occupants
- Age details where relevant to overcrowding calculations
- Room allocation and sleeping arrangements
- Shared kitchen, bathroom and toilet facilities
- Property access and preferred appointment timing
Important information about HMO status
A property inspection report is not a licensing decision and does not determine whether a property is legally an HMO. It does not replace advice from the local authority about HMO licensing, management duties or other legal requirements.
If you need to confirm the licensing or regulatory status of a property, contact the relevant local authority or a suitably qualified professional.
Arrange an HMO property inspection
Contact us with the property postcode, room details and household arrangements so we can discuss the inspection scope and availability.