With the new Renter's Reform Bill changes, what's a Section 21 now called and can I still use it to evict a tenant in an assured shorthold tenancy if I plan to sell the property myself after they leave?
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The Renters' Rights Bill will abolish Section 21 evictions. There will be new, legally defined grounds for possession, including a ground for selling, but these will be subject to strict conditions and a new process, not a simple 'no fault' notice.
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The Renters' Rights Bill abolishes Section 21 evictions from 2025. Learn about the new mandatory grounds for possession for selling property, including conditions for landlords.
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