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Keep the noise down, especially during the night

As part of Noise Action Week 21-25 May 2007, Mary Anne, MD of the Ringley Group and creator of Leaseholdersupport.co.uk reveals what really goes on behind closed doors. The unwanted noise of a prostitute operating in an otherwise lovely block of flats is not the type...

Read    16/07/2018

How to deal with Noisy Neighbours!

As part of Noise Action Week 21-25 May 2007,(www.noiseactionweek,org.uk), Mary-Anne Bowring, creator of www.leaseholdersupport.co.uk explains how to deal with noisy neighbours when living in a shared block. We all make allowances for a little noise from our neighbour...

Read    16/07/2018

Who puts the bin out?

Although it may seem a trivial issue to some, for those who live in residential blocks, issues regarding refuse bins is a grey area. www.leaseholdersupport.co.uk explains all the information you need to diagnose the problem and take action. Normally the number of bin...

Read    16/07/2018

Understanding who is liable for repairs in residential block

When living in a residential block, repairs items can be a sensitive issue and it takes an understanding of the lease to know what really remains the responsibility of each party. Accepting repairs that really lie with the leaseholder as a service charge item is unfa...

Read    16/07/2018

Be sure you're not talking just rubbish about bin disposals

Although it may seem a trivial issue to some, for those who live in residential blocks, issues regarding refuse bins is a grey area. www.leaseholdersupport.co.uk explains all the information you need to diagnose the problem and take action. Normally the number of bin...

Read    24/07/2012

Extend your lease

With leases continuing to get shorter, for example some areas of London leases of 40-60 years are common, leaseholders should also know their legal right to extend their lease. Since 1993 when the right to extend your lease was passed, legislation has been changing t...

Read    16/07/2018

Know your leasehold rights

Understanding leaseholds can be confusing. Many flat owners are unsure of their legal rights, in particular the Commonhold and Leasehold Reform Act (2002) which provides owners of leasehold properties with the right to manage their own property. Mary-Anne Bowring, cr...

Read    23/10/2012

Around the houses - Simple tips to make that vital first impression when selling your home

This is the week to start taking action on noise Many people have suffered some form of nuisance behaviour from neighbours, but what is the best way to deal with it? As part of Noise Action Week, a tenant support website is offering advice on how to deal with noisy n...

Read    15/08/2012

Legal help "shop"

Self managed block of flats that suffer from service charge arrears and ground rent arrears are being offered a no-win, no-fee service by online property solution provider www.leaseholdersupport.co.uk. This service uses Ringleys Legal Service Team who achieved s...

Read    22/10/2012

Flat owners get free management tools

One-Stop-Shop of Resourceswww.leaseholdersupport.co.uk is promoting a range of free management tools to help flat owners through basic processes such as Leasehold Extension and how to claim the Right to Manage. This one-stop-shop of resources written by surveyors and...

Read    16/07/2018

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