New Landlord Introduction Letter to Tenants
Free fillable letter to introduce yourself to inherited tenants after buying a rental in England. Confirms the tenancy continues, updates where rent is paid, and meets your Section 3 notice duty.
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Buying a tenanted property comes with a legal duty most new landlords miss: you must tell the tenant in writing that you are the new owner, with your name and address, or face a fine of up to £2,500.
This letter does that job and reassures your new tenants at the same time.
In this free template you'll be able to:
- Meet the section 3 Landlord and Tenant Act 1985 notice duty and give a section 48 address for service
- Confirm the tenancy, rent and deposit continue unchanged, with no unlawful demand to sign a new agreement
- Record the deposit transfer, the new scheme reference and where rent is now paid
- Keep a delivery record for your file, so you can prove the notice was given
Produced by Landlord Studio
Other resources you might be interested in
Section 48 Notice Template
Give tenants your address for service correctly - rent is not legally due until you do.
Tenancy Deposit Receipt Template
Confirm the deposit you hold, which scheme protects it, and the terms for returning it.
UK Landlord Tenancy Agreement Template
The tenancy agreement that replaced ASTs, written for the new periodic tenancy rules in England.
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