Solicitors for Letting Agents

With the help of Forbes Solicitors, your letting agency can ensure that all of the correct procedures are in place should either the time come for one of your landlords to evict a tenant or take legal action towards a tenant that isn't complying with their tenancy agreement.

We can help letting agents to resolve problems with tenants quickly, efficiently and also cost-effectively, so you can get back to the continued smooth running of your business. Thanks to years of experience in helping landlords deal with tenants, we have a skilful and sensitive approach, always ensuring that things are done properly and officially. If you're dealing with troublesome tenants, don't struggle alone. Enlist the help of Forbes Solicitors.

Drafting section notices can be tricky and often a lot to handle alone. At Forbes, we'll ensure that everything is done by the book so that you and your landlord are not at risk of any convictions. Of course, the end goal is to make sure that your landlord is given back what is rightfully theirs, but it helps to have the support of a solicitor whilst they are doing so. If a property on your books has fallen into arrears, then it is our job to assist you in the correct ordering of a section notice. We will provide advice and support when it comes to how and when you should serve the notice, with your dedicated account manager keeping you updated every step of the way. Drafting a section notice and ensuring it includes all of the correct information can be difficult, which is why you should leave it to an expert letting solicitors. Don't wait until tomorrow, give Forbes a call today.

Rent arrears can be extremely frustrating for both letting agents and landlords as it prevents things running smoothly. If you do have tenants in significant rent arrears and need to take action, then Forbes solicitors, as a letting agent solicitors, can help you do that. If needs be, we can assist you in drafting both section 8 and section 21 notices and can also give advice on which one should be served and why. Chasing rent arrears is never easy but if a tenant is not paying rent, it risks the landlord being unable to afford to pay the mortgage on the property. At Forbes, we can help you to navigate tricky situations such as these in a professional and pragmatic manner - don't hesitate to get in touch with us today.

Joining our client base will give you access to an advice helpline that is available to answer any questions that you might have regarding any ongoing cases. At Forbes, we don't practice a 'one size fits all' approach and instead like to tailor our services to each individual client, meaning you'll receive a bespoke package that keeps in mind the workings of your individual business. Not only will specialists support from our professional lettings solicitors, you'll also have access to seminars and events which will enable you to become better informed about dealing with troublesome tenants. Our dedicated team will take a genuine interest in your business and help you to identify any issues early on, so as to minimise risk further down the line. There is a lot that the professionals at Forbes solicitors can do for your business. Let us help you out.

By enlisting the help of Forbes Solicitors as a letting agency, you are given a 10% discount on our fixed fees for possession which can definitely save you money in the long run. For letting agencies, we offer fixed costs for our services which means they are extremely easy to manage and budget for. We understand that as a business, you deal with plenty of outgoings, but we have made our prices as competitive as possible and strongly believe that as a letting agency with the responsibility of landlords and tenants, you can benefit from the help and advice of a letting solicitors. At Forbes, we understand the importance of your tenant relationships and so will do our utmost to ensure that our advice means that things remain positive, even in the trickiest of situations. Our bespoke, fixed-fee package is tailored to individual needs and is well-worth the investment.

Forbes benefit from a dedicated tenant and landlord team that has years of experiences in assisting letting agents with the ins and outs of their business. If you would like more information about how the services of Forbes letting solicitors can help your business, then don't hesitate to get in touch today.

Yes, letting agents are regulated by various bodies such as the National Approved Letting Scheme (NALS), the Association of Residential Letting Agents (ARLA), and the Property Ombudsman. These bodies ensure that letting agents adhere to certain standards and codes of practice, and provide a complaints procedure for tenants and landlords. Letting agents must also comply with various laws and regulations, such as the Consumer Protection from Unfair Trading Regulations and the Data Protection Act.

Letting agents are responsible for finding suitable tenants for a landlord's property, conducting viewings, collecting rent, managing the tenancy agreement, and handling any maintenance issues. They must also comply with relevant legislation, such as the Tenant Fees Act and the Consumer Protection from Unfair Trading Regulations. Additionally, they must protect tenants' deposits by registering them with a government-approved scheme.