Hi,
I have a situation which i could really do with some advice with...
I have tenant whose accommodation has been paid for by a local council.
The booking letter confirms the rate that we are to paid and form what date.
I have just received a cancellation notice from the council as they wish to re-house the tenant in more permanent premises, but he is unwilling to leave...
What are my rights as a landlord in this instance? And when it come to physically getting him out are there any guidelines that i should follow or should i just wait until he's out and then change the locks?
Thanks in advance!!!
I have a situation which i could really do with some advice with...
I have tenant whose accommodation has been paid for by a local council.
The booking letter confirms the rate that we are to paid and form what date.
I have just received a cancellation notice from the council as they wish to re-house the tenant in more permanent premises, but he is unwilling to leave...
What are my rights as a landlord in this instance? And when it come to physically getting him out are there any guidelines that i should follow or should i just wait until he's out and then change the locks?
Thanks in advance!!!
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