Allowable reasons for eviction under the RRB?

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12:01 AM, 24th September 2024, 2 years ago 4

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Hi, supposing I am the Trustee of a family Trust which lets houses and I wish to evict a Tenant in favour of one of the beneficiaries of the Trust who wishes to live there, am I allowed to serve an eviction notice under the Renters’ Rights Bill?

Also, if the cost of maintaining the property goes up due to further legislation and labour costs for repairs am I able to increase the rent price in line with these additional costs, or can the tenant complain to the Property Ombudsman about the rental increase? What constitutes a ‘reasonable’ increase in rent under the forthcoming act, and who will police it?

Thanks,

Rachel

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