Rogue agency bosses fined after HMO licence controversy

Rogue agency bosses fined after HMO licence controversy


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Rogue agency bosses fined after HMO licence controversy


Three directors from two letting agencies and a landlord have been fined £27,500 after failing to secure the appropriate license for a property in north London.

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The agencies, individuals and landlord have not been named by Haringey Council.

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With a total of eight tenants from different households living together, the owner is required to obtain an HMO license.

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Working with Companies House, a council officer has now prevented one of the letting companyies from declaring insolvency and the avoiding its share of the financial penalty.

A spokesperson for the council says: “It is imperative that landlords and letting agents adhere to the legal requirements to not only avoid prosecution, but also protect and maintain high housing standards in Haringey.

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“Our residents have always been at the core of everything we do, and we will continue to go above and b

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