No Fault Evictions {Merged}

daveyjp

steve866 said:

So what does this actually mean for landlords that want to evict ‘good’ tenants?

It means them looking at the small print of any legislation which eventually appears and knowing the process for a landlord to end a tenancy for a good tenant, there will have to be some, just as there are for commercial 'good' tenants.

Dustyevsky

caprikid1 said:

I can see in the future major incentives given to large corporates to purchase property to rent to increase supply though.

Yes, I think that's what it's really about.

caprikid1

"So what does this actually mean for landlords that want to evict ‘good’ tenants?"

For me it would probably be due to me wanting to move back into the property due to a relationship breakdown.

user1977

steve866 said:

So what does this actually mean for landlords that want to evict ‘good’ tenants?

Why would they want to do that? There will be exceptions, I expect similar to those in Scotland (for moving back in, selling, etc).

caprikid1

user1977 said:

steve866 said:

So what does this actually mean for landlords that want to evict ‘good’ tenants?

Why would they want to do that? There will be exceptions, I expect similar to those in Scotland (for moving back in, selling, etc).

user1977 said:

steve866 said:

So what does this actually mean for landlords that want to evict ‘good’ tenants?

Why would they want to do that? There will be exceptions, I expect similar to those in Scotland (for moving back in, selling, etc).

I think there may be a large gap between what the law perceives / defines as a good tenant and what an accidental landlord considers a good tenant to be !.

Yellowsub2000

Looking at the official announcement this morning ahead of the parliamentary action, it’s clear that almost all of the measures outlined within the Fairer Renting white paper will be included.

devoncop22

Watch the supply of rented properties decline even further prompting more handwringing..

As Hayek said "The road to hell is paved with good intentions".

FreeBear

It won't stop the slum landlords - Those that ignore current legislation are hardly going to take notice of any new laws.

Sea_Shell

How will this effect landlords who genuinely want to sell and exit the market.

Is that deemed a reasonable reason to issue a notice?

Or will they be forced to sell with sitting tenants?

gazfocus

Sea_Shell said:

How will this effect landlords who genuinely want to sell and exit the market.

Is that deemed a reasonable reason to issue a notice?

Or will they be forced to sell with sitting tenants?

My understanding from what I've read before today is that while the Section 21 is being removed, Section 8 is being rewritten and will include the provision for the sale of the property.