Repayment Plan Agreement

A guided arrears-recovery workflow for recording instalments, payment channels, ongoing rent treatment, and what happens if the plan is missed.

Start Repayment Plan Wizard

England only | One-time £12.99

What You Get
  • - Arrears acknowledgement summary
  • - Repayment schedule table
  • - Default and grace-period wording
  • - Signature-ready finish
Document Layout
  • - Cover summary with arrears and instalment snapshot
  • - Repayment table with dates and amounts
  • - Default and rights wording
£12.99one-time

Unlike generic form builders, we validate 20+ legal requirements before generating court-ready documents — reducing the risk of rejected claims.

  • Compliance checks included before documents are generated
  • Jurisdiction-specific documents for UK landlord workflows
  • Step-by-step guided wizard built to reduce mistakes and rework

Why Landlords Choose This Instead Of A Blank Template

Use this where arrears are being addressed by agreement rather than immediate escalation. The wizard creates a more disciplined repayment document with schedule and default logic built in.

Why Use This

  • Turns instalment promises into a structured schedule
  • Clarifies the relationship between ongoing rent and arrears repayments
  • Produces a cleaner signed record if the plan later breaks down

How The Wizard Works

  • Capture the arrears background and parties
  • Set instalment structure, start date, and payment route
  • Review the default wording and schedule before checkout

What The Final Document Includes

  • Arrears acknowledgement summary
  • Repayment schedule table
  • Default and grace-period wording
  • Signature-ready finish

How The Document Is Laid Out

  • Cover summary with arrears and instalment snapshot
  • Repayment table with dates and amounts
  • Default and rights wording

What You Can Review Before Payment

At a glance

What gets drafted

  • Arrears acknowledgement
  • Repayment schedule
  • Ongoing rent and allocation logic
  • Default and reservation of rights

At a glance

Why landlords use this

  • Running instalment schedule built into the output
  • Default and reservation-of-rights wording surfaced clearly
  • Designed to sit alongside arrears evidence and later escalation if needed

At a glance

Preview anatomy

  • Cover summary with arrears and instalment snapshot
  • Repayment table with dates and amounts
  • Default and rights wording

At a glance

What to double-check before payment

  • Check names, dates, addresses, and reference details before payment.
  • Review schedules, clause wording, and commercial terms for accuracy.
  • Make sure execution details match how the final document will be signed or used.

Who This Is For

  • Arrears cases where the tenant is engaging
  • Landlords who want a signed repayment record
  • Cases that may later need escalation if the plan is broken

When This Is Not The Right Document

  • Situations where no repayment plan is actually agreed
  • Jurisdictions outside England
  • Cases needing immediate PAP debt escalation instead of agreement drafting

Legal Positioning

The product is framed as a practical repayment agreement with reservation-of-rights wording. It is not a waiver of the landlord rights unless the document expressly says so.

Frequently Asked Questions

Yes. These standalone residential products are currently drafted and wizard-scoped for England residential lettings.
Yes. The wizard takes you through a guided review step with a locked summary before checkout.
Yes. The wizard is designed to collect deal-specific facts, schedules, evidence references, and practical wording that a blank form usually leaves to the user.
Yes. The wizard is designed to capture grace period and default consequences so the document reads more completely.
Yes. The wizard includes that distinction so the agreement can show whether ongoing rent is separate from the arrears instalments.

Start The Guided Wizard

Answer the questions once, review the document summary, and only add related landlord paperwork if it actually fits the case.