How will the proposed changes to the Section 8 grounds for possession affect my ability to evict problem tenants, particularly for persistent arrears or anti-social behaviour, after Section 21 is abolished?
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With Section 21 abolished in 2025 by the Renters' Rights Bill, landlords will rely on revised Section 8 grounds for possession to evict tenants, particularly for persistent arrears or anti-social behaviour. New mandatory grounds aim to streamline the process for legitimate tenant breaches.
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