Our aim is to help landlords and our service that is not free is very, if not the most competitive that you will find anywhere.

A number of tenants will refuse to give up possession due to the fact they require local authority housing to take advantage of cheap rent, assured tenancy and a possible future right to buy. The landlord is compelled albeit grudgingly forced to take possession proceedings.   

In some cases it may not be wise to issue possession proceedings, it may be prudent to take a softer approach and avoid expensive pitfalls. These pitfalls can sometimes occur when a lawyer who lacks the relevant experience to identify the danger of a potential counterclaim against their client, locking them into unnecessary expensive litigation.  As specialists in eviction we can very often identifying any potential problems and make sure you avoid them.

We have published and provide each client with a check list, setting out the common errors and reasons for possession claims to fail.

The law as it stands in practical terms in some cases may not be exacting, especially in situations where the tenant simply will not pay rent or in situations involving cases of alleged disrepair’s.

Unlike a tenant, a landlord is very unlikely to have access to legal aid. Litigation, especially if you have a counterclaim can be very expensive.

In some cases where a landlord does not have the means to pay for litigation or ward off a counterclaim for disrepair at our discretion we may fund and arrange representation for the landlord free of charge.

We are an independent specialist landlord support services company who assist landlords throughout England & Wales. All our clients in court are represented by lawyers who are regulated by the SRA. We are not, nor are we required to be regulated by the law Society or the SRA. We are not solicitors, a firm of solicitors, nor do we purport to be a firm of solicitors.