New HMO tenant already causing problems?

New HMO tenant already causing problems?

10:00 AM, 19th August 2021, About 3 years ago 14

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I have an HMO that the new tenant moved in to on the 7th of July and I have had lots of minor complaints about him from other residents.

On Saturday, I was informed that the police attended the house due to a domestic disturbance between him and his girlfriend. I would like to get rid of him asap now as it’s causing issues with the other tenants

Seeing as the contract is for 6 months, and it’s relatively new, what can should I give and what are my options

I would very much appreciate any advice from the experienced LL’s on Property118.

Many thanks

Paul

 


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terry sullivan

10:27 AM, 22nd August 2021, About 3 years ago

agreed--i worded it badly--i meant it could not be valid before 6 months but could be issued at any time

Ian Narbeth

11:13 AM, 2nd September 2021, About 3 years ago

Reply to the comment left by terry sullivan at 22/08/2021 - 10:27
Terry, no. If you serve the s21 in the first 4 months it is a nullity, completely ineffective.

terry sullivan

14:52 PM, 2nd September 2021, About 3 years ago

ian--r u sure?

i worked for nla years ago on advice line--it was the policy then

Ian Narbeth

14:59 PM, 2nd September 2021, About 3 years ago

Reply to the comment left by terry sullivan at 02/09/2021 - 14:52
See https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/covid-19-and-renting-guidance-for-landlords-tenants-and-local-authorities/technical-guidance-on-eviction-notices

A landlord cannot use a Section 21 notice if any of the following apply:

It is less than 4 months since the tenancy started.
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