Licensed HMOs in England sell for 13.1% more than the national average price of £295,654.

Across England, only 48.9% of house share listings have garden access.

Free valuations are now available on single HMOs with up to six beds.

The two HMO properties, refinanced under residential terms, contain a total of 37 units.

Bradford currently tops the table, with six-bed HMOs in the city yielding 15.2% on average.

HMOs up to 20 bedrooms now eligible, up from the previous 12-bedroom limit

Southampton accounts for 20.2% of over-40 shared living residents.

According to the analysis by Excellion Capital, while the average HMO conversion costs £68k, it could still prove a worthwhile long-term investment with yields as high as 12.5%.

Recent internal figures from Searchland indicate a downward trend in the number of HMO licences being issued by local planning authorities (LPAs). 

Small HMO/MUFB two-year fixed rates have been reduced by as much as 0.60%, beginning at 3.89%.