Dealing with Residential Tenancy Rent Arrears and Breaches
A landlord may need to take action when a tenant does not comply with the terms of their tenancy agreement. Landlords may need to chase rent arrears or ask tenants to rectify breaches of the terms of the tenancy agreement.
These templates are suitable for England only.
The template letters below help landlords to take swift action when issues arise. The guidance notes can be used to steer landlords through various scenarios involving the late or non-payment of rent. Tackling problems early on, and keeping a record of correspondence with the tenant, will help landlords protect the value of their investment.
- Guidance Notes: Recovery of Rent Arrears from Residential Tenants
- Reminder to Pay Rent on Time Letter – Single Tenant
- Reminder to Pay Rent on Time Letter - Joint Tenants
- Rent Arrears Letter – Single Tenant
- Rent Arrears Letter – Joint Tenants
- Letter of Claim for Rent Arrears – Single Tenant
- Letter of Claim for Rent Arrears – Joint Tenants
- Letter - 14 Days’ Notice of Court Proceedings to Recover Rent Arrears from Residential Tenant
- Letter - 14 Days’ Notice of Court Proceedings to Recover Rent Arrears from Residential Joint Tenants
- First Letter regarding a Breach of the Tenancy Agreement
- Second Letter regarding a Breach of the Tenancy Agreement
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