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Paul Shamplina

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Having helped landlords successfully serve section 21 notices for almost twenty years I’ve had a lot of experience with the issues mentioned in this article. It can be a common misconception that by issuing their own section 21 notice a Landlord will save money and effort and avoid incurring costs from an Agent or solicitor, however, the introduction of The Deregulation Act has changed the landscape and moved the goal posts to the extent that it is now a lot more onerous for a Landlord to go it alone. Landlords have been required to serve the prescribed tenancy deposit information correctly, conduct inspections and issue EPC certificates and evidence that they have legitimately protected the Tenant’s deposit, and now they must ensure that they are issuing the correct section 21 notice against the correct tenancy agreement. The solicitors at Landlord Action have seen many landlords turn to experienced professionals after attempting to serve notice themselves only to have the notice thrown out at court and declared invalid. The above highlights the importance of getting the notice right first time around to avoid unnecessary delays and more importantly to avoid increased costs on the part of the Landlord. There are a number of fixed fee eviction services operating these days which offer a great, cost-effective way for landlords to make sure they get it right first time and do everything they can to protect their interests. Paul Shamplina, Founder of Landlord Action

From: Paul Shamplina 29 June 2017 16:16 PM

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