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Ending Tenancies Online Video Course (with detailed notes)

Its easy to start a tenancy - but do you know how to end it?

There are many circumstances when you may want to end a tenancy - for example:

  • If you want it back for your own use
  • If the tenant has proved unsatisfactory, or
  • Is not paying the rent, or
  • If you want to sell the property

See the video clip where Tessa sets out the course content.

In this detailed training course (which is a recording of solicitor Tessa Shepperson's workshop on 3 March 2022) we look at the various ways a tenancy can end - and what you can do if your tenant refuses to leave.

This is an important area of law as mistakes can prove extremely expensive!

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Some clips from the recordings

The difference between ending a tenancy and the right to possession

Ending a tenancy does not mean you can go in and change the locks. Tessa explains.  

Leases and tenancies

Tessa explains that a tenancy is a type of lease, a legal interest in land.


Due Process and Harassment

Tessa explains that landlords have to follow 'due process' when evicting tenants and also discusses harassment issues  


The Course Content includes:

  • What tenancies are (and how they differ from licenses)  
  • Eight ways to end a fixed term
  • Periodic tenancies and how to end them 
  • Issues with Joint Tenants 
  • Dealing with death 
  • Possession Notices - section 8 and section 21 
  • Tenancy Deposit issues 
  • Obtaining a Court Order for possession (initial guidance only)  
  • Going to Court (initial guidance only)

Who should get this course?

  • Managing Agents  
  • Landlords 
  • Advisers  


Make sure you understand how the law works and how to correctly apply the rules.

So if you need to get your property back - you won't make any costly mistakes.

What you get with this course:

  • Four video recordings

These are the recordings of the workshop event which took place on 3 March 2022.  

They are available for you to watch online from the course page.

  • Detailed Notes  

Tessa's course notes are very detailed and include much that Tessa did not have time to cover during the day.

Useful for you and your staff and to keep as a reference forever.  

  • A pdf of the powerpoint 

Tessa refers to a power point presentation throughout the workshop.  

This is provided also in pdf format so you can print it out and have it open in front of you while watching the video training.  

Bonus content:

  • Rent Arrears Spreadsheet 

This is a specially created self calculating spreadsheet which you can use to record rent arrears and use at Court  

  • Draft surrender letter

A draft letter you can use if you and your tenant agree terms to surrender the tenancy  

  • Landlord Law articles 

LInks to articles on the Landlord Law site on court hearings and using the County Court bailiffs

  • Video links

Links to videos which supplement the course content.

Mobile Friendly

A Mobile Responsive Website

The training is hosted on the Landlord Law website which is mobile responsive.

So you will be able to access the training on your smartphone as well as on your desktop, laptop and tablet devices.

However, note that documents may not display properly on a smartphone and are best used with a desktop or laptop computer.

What people attending the workshop said:

"Easy to understand and very thorough" Jill, Landlord

"A thorough and distinguished and comprehensive presentation. " Sebastian, letting agent

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If after purchase you wish to cancel your purchase for any reason, just let us know within 30 days of the date of purchase and we will refund your money and cancel your access to the course. Cancellations after the 30 day period are at our discretion

If you still have questions check our our FAQ:

Q: Can I cancel if I find the course is not suitable for me? 

A: Yes, you can cancel and get a full refund provided you notify us within 30 days of purchase.  

Q: Can I ask questions?  

The course as such does not support this. However members of Tessa's Landlord Law service can ask her questions in the private members forum.

Q: How long will I get access to the course material? 

You will have access for one year from the time you purchase. If you require more time after that this can generally be arranged. 

Q: Where can I see your terms and conditions? 

A: Click here - the page will open in a new tab or window

Q: What if the training course will not work on my computer? 

A: The site should work on all computers and devices. However if for any reason it does not work on your computer, let us know within 30 days and you will be able to cancel under our guarantee 

Q: Do you give guidance on how to complete the court forms for eviction?

A: We do not discuss the actual forms or court process in detail. The course looks at the circumstances when you can start proceedings, the notices and other paperwork you need to have and gives guidance to help you avoid the common problems that landlords experience when bringing claims for eviction. If you require guidance specifically on the forms, this is available on Landlord Law to Landlord Law Business Level members (see here).

Q: Is there CPD? 

A: No, sorry. However, if you need CPD let us know. If sufficient people ask for it we may provide it as a pay extra option.

Q: I am based in Wales/Scotland, is this training suitable for me?

A: No, it covers English law only. Scotland, Northern Ireland and now (from 15 July 2022) Wales have different systems for housing law which are not covered in this workshop recording.

Q: I am a Landlord Law member - is this training included in my membership?

A: No, although some of the bonus items are included. This is why Landlord Law members get a discount when purchasing.

Q: I am a Landlord Law member - do I get any discounts?

A: Yes, Business Level members will get a 20% discount and Basic Level members will get a 10% discount. Landlord Law members can also offset their Landlord Law points (although note that this cannot be done if you are using a coupon).

Q: I prefer not to pay online - can I pay by BACS or cheque?

A: No, we only accept payment via our online system. However, you can elect to pay either by credit/debit card or PayPal.

Q: I am having difficulty making payment - what can I do?

A: Click here and follow the instructions for using our Green Button support service. We will then be able to support you through the process.