
Mar 17, 2026
Forfeiting a Commercial LeaseForfeiting a commercial lease is a legal process that enables landlords to reclaim possession of the property when a tenant has breached the terms of their...

Mar 17, 2026
Forfeiting a Commercial LeaseForfeiting a commercial lease is a legal process that enables landlords to reclaim possession of the property when a tenant has breached the terms of their...

Mar 27, 2026
What Does it Mean for Landlords if Section 21 is Repealed?In 2021, we saw a continuation of the previous trends in private renting. This meant more delays, rapidly changing covid legislation, and a restriction on...

Mar 17, 2026
How to choose the best tenant for your rental?Having a residential property is one thing, finding the right tenants is another altogether. As a landlord, you must have given a thought to how to choose the...

Mar 17, 2026
Commercial Tenant Eviction in the UKAs a landlord, getting the right tenant is always tricky. This can be even harder with commercial properties as these are used for business and rely on the...

Mar 27, 2026
The Landlord's Options for Commercial Forfeiture and CRARDuring the last eighteen months, many landlords have seen their retinal income collapse because of the Government's Covid-19 rules on cessation of CRAR and...

Mar 27, 2026
Does Your Commercial Tenant Owe Rent? What Comes NextAs a landlord, the position of a commercial tenant not paying rent is a big issue. In the current pandemic, this problem has become more complex and...

Mar 17, 2026
Can I evict a tenant myself?As a landlord, one of the biggest issues you will face is if a tenant stops paying their rent but is still occupying the property. It's the nightmare situation...

Mar 27, 2026
Everything You Need to Know About the Renters’ Rights ActThe Renters’ Rights Act 2025 (formerly the Renters’ Rights Bill), which received Royal Assent on 27 October 2025, marks one of the most significant reforms to the private rented sector in decades. Designed to offer tenants stronger protections while maintaining fair rights for landlords, the Act introduces major changes to tenancy rules, eviction procedures, and housing standards across England.
We believe that successful enforcement is measured by resolution over confrontation, so we aim to de-escalate the situation you’re facing, not intensify it. If that sounds right for you, give us a call. We’ll listen to your issue, assess your case, and advise on the most reasonable way forward. You can ask us any questions you have about us or the legal process, and learn more about our approach. All commitment-free.
