TrimTheKing wrote:You can get rebates on council tax when it’s empty, but I assume you know that.
Only for a limited time, the length of which is council dependent.
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TrimTheKing wrote:You can get rebates on council tax when it’s empty, but I assume you know that.
Blackswanwood wrote:Is renting it out an option Roger?
AJB Temple wrote:So Roger, your buyer, who pulled out, is circa £85k better off because her buyer failed to complete? Do you think this unexpected windfall factored into her decision?
It seems with a third of properties in the block being on the market, probably covid concerns, and an onerous service charge, a dearth of buyers is inevitable. Is there any mileage in organising a meeting of all residents and owners to gain control of the freehold collectively? (I was never a property lawyer btw). That being a route to slashing the service charges?
Can it be auctioned? Fire sale price perhaps, but at least you are rid.
AJB Temple wrote:...
I presume disclaiming is unattractive or you are out of time.
Blackswanwood wrote:You may have already done so but if not approaching the Leasehold Advisory Service may be useful. Is this a retirement facility run by one of the major providers or a niche player?
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