Transfer of property between spouses
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Can anyone please assist with this scenario? I am looking to transfer a mortgaged property held in my sole name, to my wife. The property currently has a first and second charge mortgage on it, and a new mortgage would be required to be taken out in my wife’s sole name to redeem the current… Read more
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As Freeholder what can I amend in the Lease?
I will hopefully shortly be in the position of buying the freehold to my upstairs flat and the one underneath it which comprise the two properties in a converted house. Crucially this will be so that I can extend the lease which is now down to around a 70 year term however, can I also… Read more
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BTL in the UK is becoming a more achievable goal for many ex-pats
Buying investment property in the UK is becoming a more achievable goal for many ex-pats as a weakened pound has increased the buying power for those who are remunerated in other currencies. There are many lenders that offer mortgage finance to British ex-pats who want to invest in residential property, but ex-pat mortgages often come… Read more
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£16,000 fine for Landlord because tenant played dance music for 36 hours straight!
47 year old Jason Duffield a Landlord from Birmingham has been convicted of 5 breaches of the Noise Abatement Notice and was ordered to pay a fine of £10,000 plus £6,000 in costs to the council, because his tenant tortured the neighbours with 36 hours of loud dance music. The tenant then disappeared from the… Read more
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Freeholder wants to charge for consent to let property
We own a 2 bedroomed leasehold flat which we have had for ten years with very few issues over the years. However the freeholder has appointed a company to take over the leasehold management of the development and are chasing us to obtain consent for any subletting of the property – until we get actual… Read more
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Mayor Johnson’s London Rental Standard to close down
Landlord Accreditation: The London Rental Standard (LRS), which was a voluntary scheme introduced by the then Mayor of London, Boris Johnson back in 2014, is set to close down. Despite all the effort that went into developing, promoting and administering the scheme, the new Mayor, Sadiq Khan has dropped it. The scheme was supported by […]
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