The issue is that if someone has deemed to have made themselves homeless (by voluntarily moving out), there’s no duty on the local council to house them. This is why the advice is given. What needs to change is the...
Does the spend include their own management fee? If so, presumably they are allowing contingency, although 20% seems quite high. Do they not return the surplus at the end of the period once the accounts have been audited? There might...
This answer highlights everything that is wrong with the leasehold system. So just because a bully freeholder has lots of money for powerful lawyers, leaseholders should just suck it up? Really?
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16th July 2024, 2 years ago
The issue is that if someone has deemed to have made themselves homeless (by voluntarily moving out), there’s no duty on the local council to house them. This is why the advice is given. What needs to change is the...
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Does the spend include their own management fee? If so, presumably they are allowing contingency, although 20% seems quite high. Do they not return the surplus at the end of the period once the accounts have been audited? There might...
Read More →Reply to comment left by Xiaolei Men at 27/02/2024 - 23:58
Well the next question from the other parent will be "why do we need a lodger agreement* etc etc!
Read More →Reply to comment left by Carol Moscardini at 22/02/2024 - 10:09
This answer highlights everything that is wrong with the leasehold system. So just because a bully freeholder has lots of money for powerful lawyers, leaseholders should just suck it up? Really?
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