If you have a non paying tenant, generally the last thing you will want to do is pay solicitors to deal with evicting them. But if you don't evict them through the courts they are entitled to stay … [Read more...]
Squatter law – if at first you don't succeed …
Today (1/9/12) the new squatters law comes into force. "At last!" landlords up and down the country are saying - "at last I can get the police in and get rid of those pesky squatters!" Except … [Read more...]
Aggressive receivers threatening tenants – what should they do?
Here is a question to the blog clinic from John (not his real name) who is a tenant: I am a tenant in a property which has recently gone into receivership, I have googled this and learned it means … [Read more...]
Letting agents – how to help a landlord evict bad tenants without putting your firm at risk
Are you a letting agent? Have any of your landlord properties been let to a tenant who has turned out to be a nightmare? If you choose the tenant, you will often get the blame for this. “You let … [Read more...]
Evicting tenants with no written agreement
Here is a question to the blog clinic from David who is a landlord I am the owner of a property. We have no signed agreement other than trust. I wish to evict two persons staying in my property asap. … [Read more...]
Eviction – five misunderstandings about using section 21
Eviction using section 21 Section 21 of the Housing Act 1988 is the section which says that you can evict your tenant, without giving a reason, provided you serve the proper form of notice. It sounds … [Read more...]
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