What's the best way to get a problem tenant out quickly in England without going to court, if they're always late with rent but haven't breached other tenancy terms?
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Evicting a tenant for consistent late rent in England usually requires a Section 8 notice and often court action if they dispute it, as out-of-court removals are rarely possible without tenant agreement.
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