HMO notice automation for England & Wales · Email first · SMS and WhatsApp next

Send HMO access notices in seconds.

The simplest way to send HMO access notices. Stop losing ten minutes every time someone needs access. Type the property, notice type and date. My HMOs finds the current occupants, sends the notice, and gives you a delivery report.

Built for HMO landlords, letting agents and property managers in England & Wales.

24-hour notice workflow England & Wales Delivery evidence
Start notice command
Send routine inspection notice to 135 Acacia Lane for Friday
Agent activity
Looking up 135 Acacia Lane
Property found in Acacia Lets workspace.
6 rooms checked
Room slots checked for active and vacant occupancy states.
5 current occupants found
Room 6 is vacant, so it is excluded from the send list.
Notice prepared
Routine inspection template merged with the visit date and agency details.
Sending notice to Amira Khan
Sending
Room 1 · Email · 135 Acacia Lane
Sending notice to James Walker
Sending
Room 2 · Email · 135 Acacia Lane
Email delivered to Priya Patel
Delivered
Room 3 · Email delivered · 09:42
SMS backup sent to Leo Morgan
Sent
Room 4 · Mobile fallback sent · 09:43
WhatsApp notice delivered to Maya Evans
Delivered
Room 5 · WhatsApp delivered · 09:43
Delivery report ready
Complete
5 recipients recorded · 15 minutes saved

Want to see the real flow?

Want to see what a tenant receives? Try the sample notice before you subscribe. Enter your email and we will send a sample tenant notice followed by a sample delivery report.

No card required for the sample.

Demo only · Sends to your email address · No tenant data required

// How it works

From property roster to notice record in three clear steps.

Add the HMO once, keep the current occupants updated, then generate the right access notice without rebuilding emails tenant by tenant.

01 · Property

Add the HMO and rooms

Store the address, room count, and the current occupant details the notice workflow depends on.

Address · rooms · occupants
02 · Notice AI-led

Type the notice instruction

Write your intent in plain English, for example: send a move notice on Friday 12 July at 10:00 to room 3 at 145 Acacia.

Intent Date and time Property or room
03 · My HMOs

Send and keep the evidence

Send to every current occupant and keep a property-level record of notice content, timestamps, channels and delivery status.

Notice content · recipients · delivery record
// High-frequency notices

Built for the access moments that keep repeating

The paid value is in the boring repeat work: the visits that happen across every shared house and still need the right occupants notified before anyone attends.

Before My HMOs

Manual checking and tenant-by-tenant sending

Find the property, check each room, copy a notice, send it, then keep proof somewhere sensible.

After My HMOs

One command creates the notice record

Type the intent once and let the roster, recipients, channels and delivery report come together.

Routine inspections

Send the same recurring inspection notice without rebuilding the same email every time.

Repairs and maintenance

Notify the right occupants before contractors attend for non-emergency jobs.

Viewings and valuations

Keep shared-house viewings organised when every current occupant still needs notice.

Move-in and move-out checks

Create a clear access trail for room handovers, checkout visits and incoming occupant checks.

Room-specific access

When the instruction is for room 3, the workflow should identify that occupant instead of notifying the whole house by mistake.

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The pain

Manual HMO notice admin quietly eats the week.

The legal notice requirement is simple. The admin around it is not: the right occupants, the right property, the right time, and a clean record afterwards.

Every current occupant needs notice

Five or six rooms means five or six separate recipients to check before a manager, contractor or viewer attends.

Copy, paste, send, repeat

Agents still lose time rewriting similar notices and sending them tenant by tenant.

Evidence gets scattered

Delivery proof often ends up split across inboxes, sent folders, phones and spreadsheets.

The command should be enough

Type the intent once. The system should identify the property, occupants, notice timing and evidence record.

// Savings calculator

Estimate the admin you get back

Slide your monthly notice volume to see how repeated HMO access admin compounds across inspections, repairs, viewings and move checks.

Use a conservative estimate for your usual workload.

40 notices/month
10 200+
40
notices/month
10 hours
estimated admin time saved
£400
estimated admin value recovered

Assumes 15 minutes saved per notice and £40/hour estimated business cost for staff admin time, including employer overheads. Estimates are directional, not a guarantee.

// Outcomes

What changes after My HMOs

The product is intentionally narrow: remove friction from the repeated HMO access notice workflow and leave a tidy record behind.

15

15 minutes saved per property notice

A repeated admin task becomes a short command and a confirmation flow.

One command instead of five separate emails

Natural language turns intent into a notice workflow without rebuilding the same email.

Cleaner evidence for every access visit

Recipients, content, timestamps and delivery status stay attached to the property.

Built around the real HMO roster

Room slots, vacant rooms and current occupants drive who receives each notice.

// Why pay for it

The price only has to beat the admin time.

If a notice takes ten minutes and you repeat it across inspections, repairs and viewings, the subscription is measured against recovered operator time, fewer missed recipients and cleaner evidence.

1 hr

One avoided admin hour can cover the Small Landlord plan

At £15/month, the first hour you avoid manually checking occupants and sending notices is the commercial case.

A cleaner notice record is the real upside

The delivery report gives managers a single place to find who was notified, when, and what was sent.

Try the sample notice before you subscribe

Send yourself the tenant notice and delivery report flow. No card required for the sample.

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// Pricing

Simple pricing for HMO notice automation

Start with the plan that matches your portfolio today. Upgrade later as properties, rooms or team members grow.

Annual billing gives roughly two months free.

Small Landlord

For self-managing landlords with a small HMO portfolio.

£15 per month £ 15 / per month
1 user included
  • Up to 3 HMO properties
  • Up to 18 room / occupant slots
  • Reusable inspection, repair, viewing and move-check templates
  • Email notice sending and delivery tracking
  • Notice history and audit trail

Professional Landlord

Popular

For high-performing solo landlords with a growing HMO portfolio.

£35 per month £ 35 / per month
High volume solo operator
  • Up to 10 HMO properties
  • Up to 60 room / occupant slots
  • Advanced notice templates and delivery tracking
  • Portfolio-level notice history
  • Spreadsheet import workflow
  • Priority email support

Agent

For letting agents and property managers with staff, branches, and team workflows.

£49 per month £ 49 / per month
Multiple users and teams
  • Up to 25 HMO properties
  • Up to 150 room / occupant slots
  • Multiple users and teams
  • Agency branding and team workspace
  • Branch-ready portfolio organisation
  • Priority support for notice workflows
Notice records for audit support Cancel anytime Secure checkout
FAQs

Practical answers before you try it.

Notice workflow

My HMOs starts with one repeated HMO admin task: sending access notices to every current occupant before inspections, repairs, viewings, and move checks.

The aim is to reduce manual email drafting, avoid missed occupants, and keep a clean record of what was sent.

No. The product helps organise and send notices, but it is not legal advice.

It is being designed around England and Wales HMO workflows where non-emergency access normally requires reasonable notice, commonly at least 24 hours. Users remain responsible for their own legal process and wording.

The first templates are planned around routine inspections, repairs and maintenance access, viewings, move-in checks, and move-out checks.

Agencies will be able to add light branding, contact details, and out-of-hours information once, then reuse the templates.

Properties & occupants

The core setup is deliberately small: property address, number of rooms or units, and the current occupant details for each occupied room.

Occupant records are focused on what the notice workflow needs: name, email address, and mobile number where available.

Spreadsheet import is part of the planned workflow because many landlords and agents already hold their HMO lists in spreadsheets.

The goal is to make onboarding fast, then let users keep records tidy with inline edits.

The room can be cleared back to vacant, ready for the next occupant.

This matters because notices should only go to the current occupants attached to the property at the time the notice is prepared.

Delivery & records

Paid accounts use email delivery for access notices, with delivery records kept against each property and occupant.

That keeps the workflow focused: prepare the notice, send it to the current occupants, and keep a clean record for the team.

Each notice should create a record showing the property, sender, recipients, notice content, timestamp, and delivery channel.

Where the provider supports delivery events, delivery status can also be captured.

Yes, but intentionally lightly. The product is designed around base templates that can include agency name, logo, contact details, and out-of-hours information.

The aim is consistency and speed, not rebuilding a notice from scratch every time.

Accounts & scope

My HMOs is for HMO landlords, letting agents, and property managers who regularly send access notices across shared houses.

It is best suited to teams that want a focused notice workflow with property rosters, current occupants, and delivery records in one place.

No. My HMOs is intentionally focused on HMO rosters, access notice templates, sending, and records.

It is not trying to replace rent collection, maintenance ticketing, accounting, or a full property management platform.

Choose a plan, create your account, and complete checkout. Your subscription sets the number of properties and room slots available to your team.

Once checkout is complete, you can add your properties, occupants, and start preparing notices from the dashboard.