What is the bed?

In the UK there is a bed or bed room furnished room in a house of multiple occupation (HMO). The British flat block or housing complex differs from HMO in that most of the HMO is originally built for the occupation of a single household. In the United States there is a house house with the occupancy of one room (sro) similar to HMO with beds. People who probably rent a beds are people who need cheap or temporary housing options. Tenants for the bed are called Beditters.

HMO converted houses can have anywhere from five to fifteen or more beds, depending on the size of the house. The bed could be of any size, although many of them are relatively small. The postnnice generally contains one or double bed plus a small table and chairs. Several beds are equipped with a divorce or folding bed that can be used as a session during the day and night at night. Most beds have a kitchenette or a small kitchen area with an electric hot plate that has only poisonEN burner or one ring that is used for cooking.

newer beds can be separate and have a private shower, toilet and a small kitchen with basic appliances. HMO can contain common social areas for beds. Bedsitters can share the HMO community kitchen and most have to share the bathroom, especially in the older HMO. Sharing a bathroom with many other people is one of the disadvantages of life in bed, but there are ways to deal with it. For example, Bedsitter can clean the bathroom device before using them and can store their personal needs in the area of ​​bed room than the bathroom.

HMO in the UK must be licensed or can be provided to the homeowner. Houses located near universities are often transformed into dumas by domes because they tend to attract students who prefer to live outside the campus. Living in bed is also an alternativeto the domestic or the situation of the situation. Houseshares and Flatshares include finding a roommate who will share a house or apartment and divide the cost of renting. Beds may require the lessee to sign a contract for at least six months, while Flatshares and Houseshares often do not include contracts.