
Eviction process timeline template
Landlord steps on a week-by-week line · Notice, hearing and enforcement waits · Tenant options and an illegal eviction warning
Preview and use template →Screening every applicant the same way is fairer and easier to defend. This example shows one tenancy application as a file with five checks, each stamped pass or refer: identity and right to rent, credit, income and affordability, employer reference and previous landlord. Beside it sit the affordability sum, the rules that turn the stamps into a decision and the final outcome.
This is a planning example, not legal or financial advice. Property and tenancy law differs by country and state and changes often: check current rules.
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Choose the checks you run on everyone and the order you run them in, and write down what counts as a pass.
Stamp each check pass, refer or fail with a short note of the evidence, such as the date you saw an ID document.
Turn the results into a decision with the same rules every time, and give the reasons in writing if you decline.
Each of the five checks gets a PASS or REFER stamp, and the decision rules turn the stamps into an outcome, such as asking for a guarantor after one refer. Edit the rules to match your own lettings policy.
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