Step 1 – Notices

Tenant Eviction Service Details for Landlords

If you need to regain possession of your property, the legal processes can seem confusing – all the jargon, rules, notices, different courts and different applications – but don’t despair. This area is one where we excel. We handle these issues on behalf of landlords every day. Our simple, fixed-fee services will keep you on the right side of the law and get back what’s rightfully yours.

Here’s an explanation of each step. We’ve kept it simple.

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Eviction Step 1 (legal notice) – £179 +VAT

This step is when a notice is served on the tenant saying that the landlord is seeking possession of the property. There are two types of notice currently:

A Section 8 Notice due to rent arrears, nuisance, breach of tenancy or other relevant grounds.
A Section 21 Notice to end the tenancy agreement – this is often called a no-fault

For commercial tenancies, the approach is slightly different.

We use a special form of notice to quit (£179 +VAT). We also handle situations where lodgers are involved and where the tenant has abandoned a property (£159 +VAT).

If the tenant does not vacate the property as required by the Step 1 notice, an application can be made to the court for possession. This is Step 2.