Evicting a tenant with an AST

When you go to court and file to evict your tenant, make sure all your documents are in order, because you will then be able to use what is called an 'accelerated possession' procedure which is where you can get a court hearing within a six week period. Assuming you get an order for possession, the court is usually going to delay the possession for a further month. You are then in a position to apply for an eviction date with the bailiffs after about a month. The bailiffs will then arrange a time with the tenants which would generally be within a few weeks.

If the courts are busy, then it is going to be highly unlikely to obtain a possession for possibly three to five months especially if the tenant is unwilling to vacate.

There unfortunately is only one cast iron guarantee that a tenant vacates the premises and that is when they have actually moved out. A high percentage of landlords constantly find themselves with a pleasant tenant who then unfortunately then becomes a tenant from hell when they find out that the house is being sold.

Not perfect for a quick sale especially if you are facing repossession or you are have financial difficulties.

How We Can Help

Quick Purchase have a variety of options for you to consider, we do not offer market value for properties we purchase, but we do offer a guaranteed cash offer and a quick sale without the hassle or stress that comes with a conventional sale even with a tenant in place.

If you have got into financial difficulties and you are facing repossession or even if you just want to release equity from you property we can help.

Don’t let your nightmare tenant get the satisfaction of you struggling financially or loosing sleep. Selling your property the quick and easy way with Quick Purchase means you can move on with your live and let us deal with your tenant.

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Contact us or apply online today and see how Quick Purchase can help with your quick sale with a tenant in place.