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Who is responsible for pollarding trees in residential blocks?

The term pollard, is used to describe the cutting and pruning to control the growth of a tree. People that live in residential blocks may be unsure of who is responsible for pollarding trees so www.leaseholdersupport.co.uk discusses the issues. The purpose of pollard...

Read    23/10/2012

Ringley Group | Step by step guide to lease extensions

Step by step guide to lease extensions The concept Whilst your lease is probably the most valuable asset you own, worth whatever you could sell it for in the market place, the freeholder holds a stake in its value too. Why, because a) he receives investment income fr...

Read    23/10/2012

Where finance meets property

Finance is not a backroom role in Property! You have to have broad enough shoulders to start with what am I due to pay then have first class interpersonal skills when the Client invariably rambles off into issues such as their neighbour putting out washing on the bal...

Read    23/10/2012

How to manage your solicitor

First ExperienceI remember when I bought my first property how it was essential to go and have a face to face meeting with the solicitor. Feeling a bit nervous with sweaty palms at the tender age of 18 taking on such a big responsibility I walked into the solicitor's...

Read    30/10/2012

A Spanner in the Works

It was only when the leaseholders of a block of flats in North West London enlisted the help of property service providers, The Ringley Group, that they discovered their lease was defective. Buying the freehold is now a popular option for leaseholders. Not only does ...

Read    05/11/2012

Don't get personal

A Management Company that is made up of leaseholders can cause issues, particularly when block politics rule business decisions to give leaseholders better rights and greater transparency over the running of their block, leaseholders were given the right to buy the f...

Read    05/11/2012

How to deal with a leaking radiator

For those that live in residential blocks, issues such as a leaking radiator can cause concern. www.leaseholdersupport.co.uk suggests ways to tackle the problem. Modern radiators are made of pressed steel and are used to emit heat from hot water which is pumped aroun...

Read    05/11/2012

How to deal with a leak from a bath waste area

However, for those that live in a residential block, it may be unclear as to whose responsibility it is to fix it. www.leaseholdersupport.co.uk suggests how to tackle the problem. The bath waste area describes the waste outlet below the bath tub. A leak from the bath...

Read    05/11/2012

How to deal with a blocked or leaking toilet

A leaking or blocked toilet can be a problem, especially if you live in a residential block. www.leaseholdersupport.co.uk suggests ways to solve the problem. A blocked or leaking toilet is a problem that most of us have had to deal with at some point in time. However...

Read    05/11/2012

The world of service charge accounting creates true financial professionals

Finance is not a backroom role in Property! You have to have broad enough shoulders to start with What am I due to pay, then have first class interpersonal skills when the customer invariably rambles off into issues such as their neighbour putting out washing on the ...

Read    05/11/2012

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