We specialise in helping you complete the paperwork for a legal repossession of your property in the Cheshire and Wirral area.
Mykeyback helps residential landlords with the legal repossession of their property when it is inappropriate to continue with the tenancy. In other words a legal tenant eviction.
Your ‘Plan A’ action in the legal process: FREE
Contact your tenant and try to resolve the issue between you. Evicting them should be looked on as the last resort. (see “avoiding a tenant eviction” here). Empty rental properties don’t pay the mortgage and are becoming ever more expensive to own.
Your ‘Plan B’ action in the legal process: FREE
Contact Keith at MyKeyback to get some advice. I recommend you use our contact form to give me a brief idea of your possible eviction issue and I’ll phone you back as soon as possible. We can discuss your issue on the phone and I will be able to give you some advice. Alternatively, if you can’t or don’t want to discuss on the phone, use our contact form to give me as much of the facts as possible and I’ll reply by email.
Your ‘Plan C’ action in the legal process: £contact us for latest figures
If your ‘Plan A’ action did not achieve acceptable results then it’s time to ask me to prepare an official Notice to your tenant(s). I can either arrange for it to be served or send it to you for serving. There are basically 2 types of Notice dependant upon the circumstances. (see full explanation here).
Sometimes it is prudent to issue both types of Notice at the same time and this I can do for you.
Your ‘Plan D’ action in the legal process: £contact us for latest figures
In most cases, a Notice tends to concentrate the mind of an errant tenant. However, if it doesn’t then your only recourse is to obtain a repossession order from the courts. I will already have discussed the legal prerequisites with you before I produced a Notice. (see tenancy document prerequisites checklist here)
I can prepare the paperwork you need to submit to the court, including a covering letter. If you wish me to accompany you to court I can do so for an additional fee. Courts appearances can be a daunting and stressful experience for the uninitiated.
I can’t guarantee a favourable result as this is solely in the hands of the judge. However, I can help you to provide what the court needs in the way it wants it.
Your ‘Plan E’ action in the legal process: £current bailiff fees plus court fees
Once a judgement in court has been made most tenants move out on the date ordered. In a few cases, however, they ignore the order. In this instance, you will need to ask the court bailiffs to attend with you for the actual eviction. I can complete and submit this request to the bailiff’s office on your behalf.