This article reviews a case study in which a rogue tenant owed in excess of £35,000. Woodstock Legal Services explain how to lawfully handle a situation of this nature.
Case Study: My Tenant owed me £35,000 in arrears! Read More »
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Landlords mustn’t unlawfully discriminate against disabled tenants. If it is proven that they have, it may be enough to constitute full defence in possession proceedings. This article explains the law surrounding Disability Discrimination.
Disability Discrimination Defences in Possession Proceedings: Understanding the Law Read More »
Having a good letting agent means time saved, all parties are kept compliant and peace of mind for the landlord. But what makes a good letting agent? In this article we look at two case studies, one of a good agent and one of a bad agent…
Letting Agents – The Good vs. The Bad Read More »
Every day, difficult tenants leave their rented property damaged or owing rent arrears. Here’s some information on how to protect your assets and recover costs from a difficult tenant.
Dealing with Difficult Tenants – Legal Advice Read More »
The new Statutory Debt Repayment Plan could spell trouble for landlords seeking eviction. What does this new plan mean, and what qualifies?
Most landlords understand that the interest to occupy the property passes to their tenants for the duration of the tenancy. Unfortunately, there are still a few rogue landlords that believe it is their property outright. But what amounts to an unlawful eviction?
Unlawful Evictions: All You Need to Know Read More »
There has been a lot of discussion around Section 21 & Section 8 and what they mean now and going forward. Because of this there is added confusion on what to do when advising a landlord who needs to evict a tenant. In this article we have our 6 top tips on how to issue a notice correctly and what the common mistakes are.
How to Issue an Eviction Notice – Common Mistakes to Avoid Read More »