The Deregulation Act introduced numerous confusing, unrelated hurdles for landlords to overcome before they could serve a valid notice. It seems like officials in parliament, dressed in black suits in oak-lined offices, aimed to make the process as difficult as possible, so that even a minor mistake could force you to start all over again.

 

My favourite is that no Section 21 can be served earlier than 4 months after the first agreement. Why is this nonsense?

 

The minimum length of a tenancy is six months. A notice served after four months would need to expire a few days into the periodic tenancy. Don't get caught out.

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Does it matter? Not to you now because you know about it.

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Knowledge is power, and no one should expect a landlord to navigate this alone, which is why we are here to help you.

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We can guide you through all of this from beginning to end, taking care of you every step of the way.

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We can also examine a notice you served to assist you with the court papers; see fixed fees here.

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Please call for a friendly chat.