Hi, having read other posts about completing form N5b, filling it in accurately sounds like walking through a minefield. I'd be very grateful if anyone could recommend a good online guide, or is this a situation where members would advise getting a solicitor to complete the form? Any feedback will be most appreciated. Thanks.
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Why don't you pay a specialist company to do everything for you up to the point where tenant is evicted? It would be cheaper than employing a solicitor. I do not know the name of any such company but I am sure someone here does. I have been doing Landloring for 25 years and still cannot get the hang of notices, dates etc. Don't do it yourself. -
The form is very easy, just list each question you are not sure about in this thread, and you will have it answered.Allow tenants to protect their own deposits. I want free money when they do it wrongComment
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Ooh, conflicting answers - interesting. Thanks for your replies, I'm thinking about them.Comment
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If it is a simple case, e.g. a s.21 notice with deposit all OK, then it is simple enough to DIY. A bit of homework and learning the first time and you're set.
For trickier scenarios it may be better to use a solicitor/specialist.
It's like for your car: You can bring it to the garage for every single problem or you can learn to deal with the simple ones yourself. Think of it as a life skill.Comment
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Thanks, jjlandlord. It is simple with all the deposit details attended to, so I think I'll give it a go.Comment
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