How to Find a HMO Property on Rightmove

[joyce-anned]

This is one of my favourite videos from you sir, just hearing your thought process in finding a house is so helpful! More like this please

[minikorsi]

I can now see that although it’s a simple process how people can go wrong by starting to compromise on just one category then another, then ending up buying a disaster. You must stick to your cut off points no matter what. Great video!

[michaelmolnar]

Just come across you Samuel and....I'M HOOKED!! Love the energy, the passion and the info! Top Job👍

[HannahBee]

This has helped me so much!! Thank you, Samuel. Looking forward to the crash course next month :)

[A]

Really help full. In depth hands on, really good thank you.

[jimboyuk]

That's a really useful video there young man.

[mentallyunbreakable]

Thankyou so much for this information your amazing god bless!

[JordanStewart]

Would you say even in 2025 £25k a bedroom is still a must or would you adjust that figure for inflation.

[nicholasanderson]

Awesome Samuel cheers, do more vids like these! :-)

[carolineclarkepassivhausde]

Hi great info. Do you always set the price per room as £25k or is this area specific? Thanks

[lamawinner]

Thanks for the video! Any hints for doing that but leasing as opposed to buying?

[kcril]

Great video but did you ever consider explaining what an HMO is or what we should do with it once we've found a good one?
I was hoping you'd include that information as I'm not from England and I'm not familiar with the term, plus I'd like to know what kind of deal you'll structure after finding the HMO, what ever that is.

[vanshookme]

Sam, House prices in Stone and Swanscombe (in Kent) have risen by by 81% and 106% since 2010 according to property experts Rightmove (survey done in October of 2020). I would assume from that there would be demand for HMOs in the area. Having searched for people looking for a room (on spare room) = Stone had 45 results, and Swanscombe also had 45 results and a town nearby Northfleet had just 19 people looking. So really all areas are low even though if you go by the house prices and how they have increased so rapidly you would assume demand for HMOs would go hand in hand but that doesn't seem to be the case? Why?? And what is the minimum number of people looking for rooms in any one area that you should go by? 10? 20? 30? 40? I would assume from your video 572 tenants (Birmingham is high) and that 69 tenants (walsall) is ok?

[tonyhumphreys]

You mentioned £25k per room, I take it that is area dependant? How do you work out rough guide price per room?

[gonzalo]

Great video!, but you only get 3 bedroom homes. Why don't you search for four bedrm homes instead?

[joecryptotv]

What are the key factors that will tell you that a particular property has probably sir Leeds

[declansimkiss]

tom wade sliding into your dm's
great video thanks again :D

[FC-klpm]

Does this apply for rent to rent hmos too?

[xBlackWLF]

Hi sam is it okay to to buy 3 bedroom houses as I see you in this video looking at 3 bedrooms

[NELLYEMMS]

Cheers for the videos. Absolutely spot on.

When you turn a reception room into a bedroom to get the 4 you need, do you include an ensuite? Or are your tenants ok to share one bathroom?