Residential property law centre
Full range of property law documents
Why the MyLawyer property law service?
At MyLawyer, we know that your property is an important asset. We also understand the residential property law relating to letting out a house or flat and are here to help you comply with the regulations. Whether you are looking for residential tenancy agreement or a flatmates agreement or you need to evict a tenant, our fixed-fee property law service and legal experts will ensure your interests are protected.
Our most popular products
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Assured shorthold tenancy agreement
£59.99 BuyGet a fixed-term assured shorthold tenancy agreement and ensure your tenant's obligations are clearly set out. Read more...
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Housemates/flatmates agreement
£64.99 BuySet out the financial and general rules of sharing with your new flatmates/housemates, for up to five people. Read more...
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Notice under section 21 of the Housing Act 1988
£51.54 BuyThis document is served on a property owner's tenant(s), where an assured shorthold tenancy has been granted and possession is required. Read more...
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Useful information
How do I give notice to my tenants?
Sharing your house or flat with a lodger?
What is a deposit protection scheme?
What is an assured shorthold tenancy agreement?
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Accelerated possession
- Form RHW20: Notice of possession claim due to serious rent arrears
- Form RHW38: Landlord termination notice (converted fixed-term standard contract)
- Notice under section 21 of the Housing Act 1988
- Stage 1: Before you start court proceedings (accelerated possession)
- Stage 2: Starting court proceedings for possession (accelerated possession)
- Stage 3: Enforcing your possession order (accelerated possession)
Commercial - leases and licences
- Licence to occupy business premises
- Medium term lease of commercial premises with rent review
- Short term lease of commercial premises with no rent review
Contracting with a builder
Landlord's notices and letters
- Landlord's demand for rent
- Letter from landlord confirming status of tenant
- Letter requesting references for a prospective tenant
- Notice to tenant(s) of deposit protection scheme
Managing a builder
- Complaint about delays in building work
- Demand original builder pay costs of new builder
- Demand original builder to pay costs of new builder to complete work
- Letter enclosing estimates to complete building work
- Letter enclosing estimates to fix faulty building works
- Letter terminating contract for incomplete building work
- Rejection of a builder's bill which exceeds initial estimate/quotation
- Request access on neighbour's land for building/maintenance work
- Request faulty building work to be fixed
- Small-scale building contract
Possession due to rent arrears
- Stage 1: Before you start court proceedings (rent arrears)
- Stage 2: Starting court proceedings for possession (rent arrears)
- Stage 3: Enforcing your possession order (rent arrears)
Residential - tenancy agreements
Did you know?
The word property, in everyday conversation, refers to an object owned by an individual- a bicycle, a computer, or an item of clothing - and its value to the owning party. In property law, however, the definition of property is usually reserved for physical property (houses & other buildings) within the scope of modern common law. The MyLawyer Online Property Law Service covers all aspects of residential property law online, providing comprehensive legal documents and one-to-one legal advice over the phone.