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The possession action process allows the landlords to gain possession of their property from tenants legally. Read on to understand more about the process.
Are you worried about rent arrears or just wish to serve an eviction notice on your tenant? Here are some differences between Section 8 and Section 21 notices!
Ensure the rent is up to date, the utilities notified and the property returned to the standard it was taken once fair wear and tear is factored in; when surrendering a rented property. Here are 4 things to do when your tenancy is drawing to a close.
The possession procedure allows landlords to lawfully gain possession of their property from a tenant and removes any prospect that your tenant may claim that you unlawfully evicted them. Here’s everything you need to know about it.
Want to get rid of a problem tenant who is not respecting the tenancy relationship, the terms of the agreement, the property or the neighbors? Here’s some helpful guidance about legally evicting a tenant in the UK.
Here’s all you need to know about a landlord’s responsibilities regarding gas safety in rented property.
A tenancy relationship can breakdown for a host of reasons. To resolve problems that arise during a tenancy, landlords must know their legal rights as well as the tenants.
A landlord can evict tenants who have an assured shorthold tenancy using section 21 or section 8 notices. The below infograph briefly displays the difference between the two notices:
If you’re a landlord, here is some guidance to avoid the pitfalls when serving a section 21 notice.
A landlord has the right to claim deductions from a deposit under certain circumstances. Read on to know what these are.
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