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Unsure of landlords intentions
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Thanks again, I know it is a vague but as it is not my situation I don't want to give too many details. The estate agents managing the house a couple of months ago said if they knew LL was selling they would have sent section 21. I thought they needed this for some reason! The rent increase will mean paying almost 1000 a month for a 2 bed house. I think the best thing is for them to look for something a little less costly. I know I would be.
I'm sorry but being vague wont ever get you the best advice.
I assume that potentially your daughter is hoping to get a section 21 so that she and her family are not making themselves intentionally homeless and can apply for various other housing offers rather than private rental going forward.
If this is the case a section 21 would be the very start of the procedure and its likely to get much more stressful going forward for them all if they believe that is the way forward.
If my thoughts are wrong,I apologise but with vague assumptions given its difficult to give the correct advice.in S 38 T 2 F 50
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