Getting An Eviction Notice For A Tenant On Your Property

1. Getting An Eviction Notice For A Tenant On Your Property It started just like a beautiful tale. You purchased a property as an investment. You saw your opportunity not only to make the money back that you’ve invested by expanding on your assets but it also became an opportunity to get a passive income. Your tenant was great, initially. They’ve ticked all the boxes you’ve set into place and you had the peace of mind that investing in property to rent out the premises was a good choice to make. Then they stopped paying and the requests turned into demands and then one day it simply seemed like an endless loss. Your real estate investment turned into a burden. What can you do? The team of leading lawyers when it comes to landlord and tenant disputes at Grant Saw Solicitors LLP states that this situation is in no way the end of your journey as someone who earns an income by using a real estate investment. They state that there are several legal steps that you can take and as their team are all legal experts in a specific niche field, you can rely on them to bring all the necessary knowledge and skills to the table to resolve this concern. With their help and support, you can get back on your planned journey of earning an income through your property investment. Why would you call on them to get your tenant evicted from your property? The most common reason by far for the request of an eviction notice occurs when a tenant is falling behind on rental payments. This situation means directly that the tenant is in breach of contract. The desired outcome for any eviction notice is to get the tenant to evacuate your property and to settle the outstanding amount of rent. The team will request this from the courts on behalf of their client. The first step in this process would entail that the landlord sends the tenant a notice informing the tenant that eviction is requested due to the amount of rent in arrears. By law, the tenant then has 14 days to make this payment. If the tenant fails to remedy the situation, the landlord can proceed to issue proceedings of possession at the court. This step will allow the landlord to evict the tenant. Next on the agenda would be to get a court date. On this day both parties must appear in court to present their case at the hearing. In the case that the procedure was not contested, considering that at the time when the initial notice was served more than two months of rental income was already in arrears, the court will order the tenant to evict the property. Usually, in such a case, the court will allow the tenant 14 days to move. If no eviction takes place and after 14 days the tenant is still occupying the property, the landlord can apply at the court that the court bailiff assists with removing the tenant from the property. The team states that one of the myths in the industry is that a landlord can take matters into their own hands and simply throw a tenant out of their property. This is not the case at all. As the rental contract between the two parties is a legal document, it is necessary to take the matters to the court to let the legal system assist with the necessary steps to resolve the matter. Such a process can be daunting and overwhelming and often leave the landlord in a state where they see no resolution to get access to their property again. However, this doesn’t need to be the case. While there are certain procedures to follow to remain within your legal rights and requirements, evictions take place daily and when you have the trusted team of Grant Saw Solicitors LLP by your side, your nightmare can become your dream once again.

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