Landlord Assist launches no win-no fee eviction service
Landlords looking to evict tenants in instances of disputes and severe payment arrears can now take advantage of a new "No Win, No Fee" tenant eviction service from Landl
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By using the No Win, No Fee eviction service from Landlord Assist, landlords will be able to quickly regain repossession of their properties and capitalise on the overwhelming demand for rented accommodation by re-letting at the earliest opportunity.
Graham Kinnear, Managing Director at Landlord Assist says:
"We are often asked by potential clients what our success rate is in tenant eviction and we have always been proud to tell them that we have a 100% success record. We understand that this track record is quite unbelievable so to avoid any doubt in peoples’ minds we decided to offer a No Win, No Fee solution.”
Stephen Parry, Commercial Director at Landlord Assist says:
“When landlords look to remove their tenants they are often met with large fees. We understand that in the current economic climate this can be a huge stumbling block to many so we decided to introduce a risk free option.
“The system is pretty straightforward in that when instructed to undertake a tenant eviction the client will only be billed once we have a possession order. In the unlikely scenario that we fail to gain a possession order, then the client will owe us nothing. It’s as simple as that!"
Landlord Assist’s specialist eviction team are highly experienced in the industry and knowledgeable about the legal process surrounding tenant evictions.
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