Tenant Breach of Lease - Advice on Next Steps

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Description

I'm a landlord in England with a residential property let to a tenant for three years. They've stopped paying rent for two months now and the property is showing signs of damage beyond normal wear. I've sent formal notice but haven't received a response. I need clear legal advice on my options, including whether eviction is the right route and what timescales I'm looking at. I'd also like to understand my position regarding the deposit they paid at the start of the tenancy.

Requirements

Budget

£400 - £750

Urgency

Urgent

Client location

United Kingdom

Jurisdiction

England & Wales

Experience

2+ years

Location

Brighton

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