 
An
Analysis
Into The Impact Of HMO Legislation (2008)
Ref: build0007 The HMO legislation under the Housing Act is a key piece of legislation controlling the private rented sector, it contains a number of measures that aim to protect the most vulnerable in society from sub standard living arrangements as well as creating a fairer housing market for landlords and tenants of residential property. The HMO legislation under the Housing Act was devised to strengthen the government's drive to meet its 2010 decent homes target. With the increasing numbers of people needing rented accommodation in recent years it is clear that the current legislation concerning aspects of health and safety needed to be revised. The revised housing act came into force in April 2006 with the introduction of much tighter restrictions on HMO’s.
Background information Definition of an HMO The purpose of the Housing Act Aims and objectives Methodology Literature review Survey questionnaire Analysing the data from the questionnaires 2. Literature Review Introduction History of legislation in the Private Rented Sector Composition of the UK housing sector House prices and economic situation Emergence of buy-to-let 3. Summary of the HMO Legislation The new HMO legislation Cost of licensing and consequences for non – compliance Public reaction to the HMO legislation Conclusions of the Literature Review 4. Data collection The Sample Response Rate Allowing for bias Survey results Summary of questionnaire results Percentage per question results Graph to show overall results summary 5. Data Analysis Landlord Interviews 6. Conclusions Recommendations Bibliography Appendices  How
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