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Can I reduce the arrears? - Quick checklist
It is important to be clear about exactly how much you owe. Your rent arrears may not be as much as you think. Have a look at our checklist for tips on reducing the arrears.
Rent arrears
If you get behind with the rent, this is known as being "in arrears". Your landlord may have the right to take you to court and make you leave your home so you need to act quickly.
Help at Court for people who rent
The Manchester Rent Possession Duty Scheme is an emergency advice and representation service available to tenants in the Manchester area.
Rent increases
When is your landlord allowed to increase your rent and what can you do if your rent is illegally increased?
