A late payment should be addressed quickly because repeated delay can develop into significant arrears.
The tenant should inform the landlord as soon as possible, explain the issue and propose a realistic payment date.
The landlord should verify the payment record and send a clear written reminder without threats or harassment.
Any grace period, late charge or consequence must be supported by the contract and applicable law.
If a payment plan is agreed, put the instalments and deadlines in writing.
Both parties should keep bank records and receipts so the outstanding balance is clear.
Continued non-payment may require formal advice, notice or dispute action rather than self-help.
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