Student accommodation is emerging as one of the UK’s most resilient and rewarding property investment sectors. With rising student numbers, strong rental yields, and high occupancy rates in key university cities, it offers long-term income potential for investors seeking stable, hands-off opportunities.

If your rental will house multiple tenants under one roof, it may qualify as a House in Multiple Occupation (HMO). In this guide, we explain what counts as an HMO, when you need a licence, and what every student landlord should know before getting started.

Purpose-Built Student Accommodation (PBSA) is a growing sector in the UK, offering fully managed, income-generating opportunities in top university cities. In this guide, we explore how to invest in PBSA — and why it’s becoming a popular choice for UK-based and expat investors alike.

If you're considering renting to students in the UK, you may be wondering whether you need a House in Multiple Occupation (HMO) licence. The short answer? In most cases, yes — and failing to comply can have serious consequences.