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    Section 21 notice to leave property

    I own a property and the tennents havnt paid there rent. The rent was due on the 15th of last month can i start section 21 proceedings?

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    Depends greatly on the type of tenancy.
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    This is were i think i have problems the contract ran out 6 months after the start date as it was let through an agent and they wanted the tennent to pay £120 to renew . I told the tennants not to bother and we would sort this out between ourselves .This is something however i didnt follow up.

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    They tennants in common, or tennants co-habitating? Is it a house of multiple occupany? Is one tennant responsible for collecting all the rents or do they each pay individually?
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    just a normal couple cohabiting !

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    Quote Originally Posted by verdi_811 View Post
    This is were i think i have problems the contract ran out 6 months after the start date as it was let through an agent and they wanted the tennent to pay £120 to renew . I told the tennants not to bother and we would sort this out between ourselves .This is something however i didnt follow up.
    You're right, you have problems. Ignoring the cock up, if they're now in a periodic tenancy, then you're going to need to issue a s21 with a good 2 months notice period, from what I remember. I'd see a solicitor, TBH.
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    would that be 2 months from the payment date that has been missed or from the date served?

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    Quote Originally Posted by verdi_811 View Post
    would that be 2 months from the payment date that has been missed or from the date served?
    Again, this is from the depths of my brain: it's two months from the date you serve it, and I think there has to be some coincidence with the rent due date. Make sure you pad the vacated date by a few days, just to cover the legalities of when it has been deemed "served".
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    You'll need to issue a section 21(b) although it could be a but im pretty sure its b for periodic tenancies. This has to be issued before the next rent date and give 2 months notice from said rent date. I.e rent date is 6th of June - issue it now and they have to leave on 6th of August. If you issue it after the rent date it has to be 2 months from the next rent date (they'd have to leave 6 September.
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