S21 notice/Rent arrears/repossession order?

Reply to the comment left by Rob Gordon at 12/03/2023 – 11:29I think you are talking a lot of rubbish on here. The tenancy ends when they are evicted.
You say: “Not sure if UC have paid you direct, but be very careful if they have, as by accepting it you may be creating a NEW TENANCY. So your eviction order would become invalid. If they have paid you, either return it to them or tell them that you are accepting it as MESNE”
Shelter say: “When the tenancy ends
Legislation has added protections for most residential tenants. The landlord must follow the rules to end the tenancy according to the tenancy type.
The tenancy continues AFTER the date a possession order takes effect, regardless of whether the possession order is outright, suspended, or postponed if it is:
secure
assured
assured shorthold
regulated
introductory or demoted
The tenancy ends when the tenant LEAVES after the possession order is made or they are lawfully EVICTED.[5]”
PROFITS.”https://england.shelter.org.uk/professional_resources/legal/renting/introduction_to_security_of_tenure/where_tenancy_rights_come_from#title-3
Also S21 is far more straight forward than S8. S8 usually has endless claims of disrepair, is very slow and more expensive than S21.

Reply to the comment left by Nick Van Hoogstraten at 27/03/2023 – 10:17
I went for a S8. On reflection, I should have gone for a S21 because I wanted to sell.

Reply to the comment left by NewYorkie at 27/03/2023 – 10:35
I’ve done the S21 to sell too. Too much hassle being a landlord.

Reply to the comment left by Nick Van Hoogstraten at 27/03/2023 – 10:51
One more remaining, but I’m conflicted over my need to sell, and evicting a single mother.

Reply to the comment left by NewYorkie at 27/03/2023 – 11:30
Do it while you still can. I am evicting a single mother. She’s nothing but trouble. Not paying the rent and mould claims etc.