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Serving Notices
from The Landlord Engine
There could be a variety of reasons why you would wish to serve notice on a tenant, and when they are required it’s imperative that notices are issued accurately.Below we highlight four of the most popular notices served:
Section 13 Notice: This notice would be served in a prescribed form to notify your tenant that you will be increasing the rent on a certain date. There are several technicalities to consider so that this notice is served accurately.Section 48 Notice: This notice would be served to inform your tenant of where they should send any notice that they may wish to serve on you. Landlords should be serving such notice if they move home themselves and their address appears on the tenancy agreement.
Section 21 Notice: This notice is otherwise known as the no-fault notice. This is a notice asking your tenants to give up possession of the property. There are various technicalities to consider so that this notice is served accurately. More information about this service can be found here.
Section 8 Notice: This notice is served advising your tenants that you intend on commencing court proceedings to recover possession of the property, usually as a result if them breaching the terms of the tenancy agreement (for example rent arrears). There are various technicalities to consider so that this notice is served accurately. More information about this service can be found here.
- COST:
Section 13 Notice: £72 (£60 + vat)
Section 48 Notice: £72 (£60 + vat)
Section 21 Notice: £102 (£85.00 + vat)
Section 8 Notice: £102 (£85.00 + vat)
We make our process straight forward for everyone involved:
Step One: Bring us up to speed
We ask you about the current situation and confirm if you should be serving a legal notice to your tenants. We’ll need copies of your tenancy agreement and various other documents. Once we have everything we need we will be able to get started.
Step Two: Pay us the pennies
We let you know the fee. We will ask you settle the fee so that we can move forward and prepare the notice for your tenant.
Step Three: Issuing the notice
We will issue the notice to your tenant via an e-sign system which will be able to authenticate that the tenant received it. We will also post a copy of the notice to your tenants’ address and can even send you a PDF of the notice should you wish to hand deliver a copy for a ‘belts and braces’ approach. We will keep in touch with you to assess any progress and consider a future action plan, if required.
Step Four: Following up
Should it be applicable, we will diarise to contact you at the expiry of any notice to check in and see if you require any further assistance.
And that’s it! It really is that easy to issue legally compliant notices to your tenants.
To take advantage of this service please call us on 0333 320 2207 or complete the contact form below.