It is good practice to have a well drafted tenancy agreement at the outset to create a sound understanding of what is required from both the landlord and the tenant. This may help minimise the risk of something going wrong.
Even when this is in place, events can take place that are beyond our control and issues arise.
As a landlord, you can try to avoid the need to start proceedings by openly communicating with the tenant and negotiate a solution which would see an outcome that you are happy with. This could be to devise a payment plan that would ensure that some of your costs for the property are paid to you whilst the tenant is finding their feet.
This may not always be a viable option, so we are happy to discuss your circumstances with you and help form a strategy that works for you.
