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How much rent arrears justifies eviction? A guide for landlords

How much rent arrears justifies eviction? Rent arrears are…

Ensuring the validity of a Section 21 notice

Ensuring the Validity of a Section 21 Notice For landlords,…

Key points from the Queen’s Speech

Key points from the Queen's Speech Pomp, ceremony and more…

A landlord’s worst nightmare comes true

Landlord left with rent arrears, floors carpeted in dog faeces,…

Advice for landlords when a notice has been served.

We have answered a series of your frequently asked questions…

Section 21 abolition: considering the implications

A few weeks ago, when the proposed abolition of no-fault…

Now Section 21 is en-route to the scrapheap, we need a Section 8 that works

Yesterday the Government sounded the death knell for the…

How Landlords Should Deal With Tenant Rent Arrears

As many UK landlords already know, there are always some issues…

Dealing With Tenants In Rent Arrears

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The number of private sector tenants in severe arrears is still…

UK PRS Landlords May Be Unable To Evict Tenants Under Human Rights Law

Landlords in the UK Private Rented Sector (PRS) face a new…

Deposits the New Defence to Section 21

The decision in Suurpere-v-Nice (2011) confirms that the prescribed information must be complied with and if this is not done landlords could be subject to sanction when before the Courts