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Provides model wording for an initial contact letter, a first warning letter, and a final warning letter, including investigation statements, description of alleged incidents (date, time, location), impacts on the community and housing services, breached tenancy conditions, and escalation notice. 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As a landlord(s) I/we take seriously all complaints of anti-social behaviour and will investigate the complaints until I am satisfied that there are no further problems.\nPlease be assured that I am keen to hear your account of things also before deciding what further action to take.\nPlease therefore contact me/us on (tel number) to discuss this further.\nYours sincerely\nLandlord\nExample Letter – 1st Warning Letter\nName and Address of Landlord\nName & Address of Occupier\nDate\nDear\nRe: Anti-social Behaviour / nuisance\nI am writing to you to let you know we have received complaints that your behaviour (or that of household members/visitors)  is causing harassment, alarm and/or distress to others or is a nuisance and annoyance to others.\nThe reports we have received are that ………………………….. (details of the allegation/incident that has taken place) took place on (date) at (time) at (location).\nIf these incidents have taken place please be advised that this impacts other people in your area and affects how we are able to deliver our housing services.\nIn addition to the impact to others in the community this kind of behaviour breaks your tenancy conditions and would be a breach of the following conditions; (List tenancy conditions which have been breached)\nI/we hope that having received this letter you understand that your behaviour is causing distress to other people and you will stop such activities in future. Please be assured that I am keen to hear your account of things also before deciding what further action to take.\nI/We will continue to monitor the situation and should I/we receive further complaints, I/we may need to escalate the case which may result in your tenancy being at risk, action which we would be very keen to avoid.\nPlease do not approach any person you may think has made a report about you and be advised that we encourage reports to be made so that we can take steps to resolve problems early and avoid them escalating. If you would like to discuss this further with me/us, please do not hesitate to contact me/us on (tel number).\nYours sincerely\nLandlord\nExample Letter – Final Warning Letter\nName and Address of Landlord\nName & Address of Occupier\nDate\nDear\nRe: Anti-social Behaviour / nuisance\nI am writing further to our letter dated…… and the meeting you attended on …….(please include any other interventions). Despite previous warnings on (Date) we have received further complaints/information that you have continued to behave in an anti-social manner.\nIt is alleged that or It was reported that ………………………….. (details of the allegation/incident that has taken place) took place on (date) at (time) at (location).\nThrough our investigations we are satisfied that this behaviour has occurred and that this is causing conflict and impacting the community ………………….. (give details)\nThis kind of behaviour breaks your tenancy conditions and is a breach of the following conditions; (List tenancy conditions which have been breached)\nI/we hope that having received this letter you understand that your behaviour causes harassment, alarm or distress to other people and I/we expect you to stop this behaviour immediately.  You should contact me if for any reason you are not able to prevent further incidents, for example you are acting under duress, and we can explain how we can support you.\nPlease take this as a final warning that your behaviour is being monitored and should we receive further complaints we will consider starting legal action against you, for example applying for a civil injunction prohibiting you from specific behaviours and/ or apply for possession of your home.\nYou should also be aware that if you lose your home because of anti-social behaviour, then this is like","cbCaihUUYLNWugUH","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaihUUYLNWugUH","docx",17219,"English","# Example Letter – Initial Contact with Tenant\n## Re: Anti-social Behaviour / nuisance\n# Example Letter – 1st Warning Letter\n## Re: Anti-social Behaviour / nuisance\n# Example Letter – Final Warning Letter\n## Re: Anti-social Behaviour / nuisance","[{\"question\":\"What do these landlord letter templates cover?\",\"answer\":\"They cover steps for handling complaints about anti-social behaviour or nuisance, using example letters for initial contact, first warning, and final warning.\"},{\"question\":\"What information should be included in the warning letters?\",\"answer\":\"Each letter should include allegations or reported incidents with details such as the date, time, and location, plus the relevant tenancy conditions that were breached.\"},{\"question\":\"What consequences are mentioned if further complaints are received?\",\"answer\":\"The first letter warns that the case may be escalated and tenancy could be at risk, while the final warning states that legal action may be considered, such as applying for a civil injunction or seeking possession.\"}]","Anti-social Behaviour/Nuisance - Landlord Letter Templates | DOCX"]