Book description
Practical information about service charges for those buying flats or apartments. Useful tips on things to consider before and after buying that leasehold home.
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1 author picked Buying a Flat? Have You Considered The Service Charges? as one of their favorite books. Why do they recommend it?
This is an honest little book warning anyone thinking of buying a flat to obtain full information about the annual service charges which they may be required to pay and what is included in those service charges.Ā The author writes from her own two decades of experience managing service charge teams in many organisations.Ā She gives a practitionerās perspective, giving gems of information to raise leaseholder awareness of their service charge responsibilities.
From V. Charles' list on laws on residential leaseholders' rights in the UK.
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