Landlord Advice Preston

08/02/2023

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27/01/2023

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15/11/2022

Section 21 checklist – What do Landlords need to do before serving an S21?
With successive legislative amendments over the last 15 years, landlords now have to satisfy many prerequisites to serve a valid notice requiring possession under Section 21 of the Housing Act 1988.
Section 21 was introduced to give landlords a simple and effective method of recovering possession of their property, but it has never been more difficult to comply.
As a result, we are experiencing more challenges raised by tenants and their representatives, and the courts are ensuring strict compliance is observed. This can lead to adjournments or claims being dismissed.
The Ministry of Justice have published an average time of 44.3 weeks for landlords to regain possession in quarter 2 of 2022 – this is down from 54.7 weeks in quarter 1 of 2022. This is the time between the claim being issued and repossession – it does not include the notice period of at least 2 months in the case of Section 21 notice.
Whilst the average time has decreased from 80.4 weeks in Q3 of 2021 following the pandemic, the recent averages show it still takes close to a year to recover possession via the court. Given the additional delays which may be caused by failing to satisfy all the requirements, it has never been more important for our customers to be aware of current legislation and with the additional complexities now involved with Section 21, we are keen to ensure that our customers are fully aware of the landlord’s obligations.
Therefore, we have created a checklist of the things required before a valid section 21 notice can be served. It is important to note that this is not a one size fits all guide and certain nuances in specific situations may require different or additional information to ensure validity.
*This isn’t legal advice and should not be substituted for legal advice. It is general information, and anyone who is unsure of their legal obligations or rights should seek legal advice from a suitably qualified professional. Get Your Free Compliance Check List
https://www.mwepropertynews.co.uk/single-post/section-21-checklist-what-do-landlords-need-to-do-before-serving-an-s21

04/11/2022

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18/10/2022

Landlords Get Your Property Back Now !!!!!
Landlords do you know the two notices that you use to end a tenancy? This is one of them. Section 8 notice. What is a Section 8 notice? Section 8 notice is a notice that relies on one of 17 grounds under the 1988 Housing Act that allows us to apply for possession of a property under an assured shorthold tenancy. The grounds are split into two sections, mandatory grounds and discretionary grounds. Well what does that mean?

Section 21
Five instances where you couldn't serve a section 21 notice.
I think landlords tend to automatically reach for the section 21, but there are actually five instances that you couldn't actually serve one.
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12/02/2020

Let Only Landlords Are You GDPR Compliant"

GDPR drove me insane. GDPR compliance came into play on the 25th of May, 2018. Okay, so I want you to all be honest, because you are all landlords. Please ra...

11/02/2020

Let only landlords have you protected the tenants deposit ?

After about 15 calls, To Let Only Landlords only four of them have registered the deposit within the required 30 days and now can't service a section 21 noti...

08/02/2020

By April 1, 2020, the regulations will be extended to also cover existing tenancies. This means that, under the new legislation, properties with an energy performance certificate (EPC) rating of F or G will be classed as unrentable from that date on.