Course 03Coming soon
Possession Without Section 21
The Landlord's Guide to Section 8 (England)
Section 21 has gone. Every possession claim now needs a ground.
- England
- 13 video lessons
- Renters' Rights Act edition
- In development

What the course will cover
Module A · The new landscape
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01
Life after Section 21
What changed on 1 May 2026 and what it means for possession.
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02
Notice, court and bailiffs
The stages, typical timelines and costs.
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03
Mandatory vs discretionary grounds
Why the type of ground decides the outcome.
Module B · The grounds
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04
Grounds 1 & 1A
Moving in or selling: the protected period, the notice, and limits on re-letting.
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05
Rent arrears grounds
Grounds 8, 10 and 11, the thresholds, and arrears schedules.
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06
Antisocial behaviour grounds
Grounds 7A and 14, and the evidence they need.
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07
Breach and deterioration grounds
Grounds 12, 13 and 15, built on inspection evidence.
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08
The remaining grounds
Student lets, the new grounds, employment, redevelopment and the death of a tenant.
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09
Choosing and combining grounds
Why the longest notice period governs.
Module C · Getting it right
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10
Serving Form 3A
The right form, service and proof, and the full ground wording.
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11
The compliance layers
Deposit rules, ground conditions, licensing, and what's coming.
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12
The court stage
What the judge checks and how to prepare.
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13
Your evidence file before serving notice
Building the timeline before the notice goes out.
While you wait
Every Section 8 claim now starts with a deposit check. That course is live now.
8 lessons · About 60 minutes · Available on Udemy

Other courses
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01Available now Tenancy Deposit Compliance for Landlords (England)

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02Coming soon Rent Increases Under the New Rules

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04Coming soon The Complete Landlord Course

General information for landlords in England. Not legal advice.