With Section 21 being reformed, what are the most reliable legal grounds and notice periods I should now be using to regain possession of my buy-to-let property in England after a problem tenant, assuming no fault evictions are removed?
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Once Section 21 is abolished, landlords in England must use fault-based grounds to regain property possession. The most reliable grounds include significant rent arrears or breach of tenancy, with varied notice periods.
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