Eviction Support
Professional Eviction & Possession SupportEvictions can be stressful, time-consuming, and expensive. We’re not a legal service, and we can’t give you legal advice – but we can act administratively for guidance, make sure your paperwork is in order, liaise with the right people, and keep everything moving.
Our role is to remove the guesswork, help you avoid mistakes that could cause costly delays, and act as your admin and process partner from start to finish.
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Regaining Possession, The Right Way
The need to regain possession of your property is one of the most stressful challenges a landlord can face. Our dedicated support service is designed to manage this complex process for you from start to finish, ensuring every action is compliant, documented, and handled with the utmost professionalism to protect your interests.
Our Step-by-Step Approach to Possession
1. Initial Case Review
We conduct a thorough review of your tenancy agreement, deposit protection, and all relevant documentation to establish the correct legal grounds and strategy for possession.
2. Serving the Correct Notice
Based on the case review, we will prepare and correctly serve the appropriate notice. This is typically a Section 21 ‘No Fault’ Notice for ending a tenancy (whilst still available) or a Section 8 Notice where there are specific grounds, such as rent arrears.
3. Communication & Negotiation
4. Preparing for Court (If Required)
5. The Final Stages
We can continue to liaise with solicitors and, if necessary, support you through the final step of instructing court-appointed bailiffs to regain possession of your property.
Our Role & Legal Position
Please be aware that RGA Property Solutions are not solicitors and we do not provide legal advice. Our service is focused on the correct administrative procedure for serving notices and managing the pre-court process on your behalf. For complex cases or legal representation in court, we will refer you to a specialist housing solicitor.
What we can help with:
Notice Drafting & Issuing
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Section 8 Notices (breach of tenancy, e.g. rent arrears)
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Section 21 Notices (no-fault) – while still legally available
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Ensuring all prescribed information and compliance checks are in place before serving (deposit, EPC, gas safety, etc.)
Pre Court Checks
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Reviewing tenancy documents and compliance to avoid invalid claims
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Creating a timeline of tenant communications to strengthen your case
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Coordinating service of notice with proof (recorded delivery or process server)
Court Application Support
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Completing the County Court possession claim forms (PCOL or paper)
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Submitting evidence bundles in the correct format
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Tracking your case progress with the court and keeping you updated
Bailiff Liaison
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Applying for a warrant of possession if the tenant does not leave voluntarily
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Booking bailiff appointments and confirming timelines
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Coordinating access on the day of eviction and managing key handover
Ongoing Updates & Management
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You’ll get a case tracker showing where you are in the process
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Regular communication so you’re never left wondering what’s next
Our Role & Legal Position
Please be aware that RGA Property Solutions are not solicitors and we do not provide legal advice. Our service is focused on the correct administrative procedure for serving notices and managing the pre-court process on your behalf. For complex cases or legal representation in court, we will refer you to a specialist housing solicitor.
Expertise in difficult times.
Request a Confidential Consultation
If you are facing the prospect of evicting a tenant, you don’t have to manage it alone. Contact our experienced team for a discreet, no-obligation discussion about your situation and let us help you find the right path forward.