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Given up wanting to stop leak from outside. He just wants to rent out the flat. What's the bestvway to hide these water stains? Some sort of panelling on batons just to right of curtains? Or also going round corner a bit or just ending at corner

We could do both?

I guess this is what I need go do. The seal circled won't seal. Is it lots of bowls of steaming water. Turn off electricity and plastic scraper? Never done it before. It's a fridge/freezer. I've been using tape to try and close it properly. The plastic freezer drawers won't push in...

Apparently it's just rain coming through an old wall with no cavity!! So they say. What can you do about that?

Think it's 13 say they're interested. We propose a deposit system. But yes I'm getting exhausted dragging people to do this. Interesting though

the issue is this damp wall and corner of the room. It is from external water penetrating through when it rains. Looking to do what we can to stop the water showing through The external wall is solid brick - no cavity. The interior is plasterboarded by the feel of it. Probably needs taking off...

Right to Manage is statutory? That means the other director lied to me and it isn't written into the contract that we MUST have a management company? I want to get myself and one or two others to go to the solicitor's before proceeding with the freehold, to run through everything. get our...

Not sure but we do have a headlease as well as normal leases if that means anything? Think it's currently written into contract we have to have a management company. Of course can change from current one. If we are freeholders , can we completely get rid of all of them? Cheaper maintenance...

Can we definitely get rid of maintenance company- Foxes and lower those costs if we get Freehold? If this is true, a real benefit

I've no idea how long it's been there. Thinking of putting some wood underneath to see if there's any new drops. If it is oil, what does that mean? How serious? It's going into my mechanics next Friday to repair damage from hitting bollard.

This is my parking space in my block of flats. Is this oil?

So got the front crossbar from subframe thing from scrapyard The jaws in the lock in back door lock sometimes lock and I need to fiddle with it to open. Worth getting the mechanism (not barrel) off this scraped vehicle for £20? And a new remote key as doing it manually the key sticks and...

I used your formula of last 20% is divided into how many years left on your lease u have if that's what you meant. I'll read back when I have time the government formula. Benefits of freehold are cheaper lease extensions right? It won't be a rigid government set formula will it which means...

Is this true? Sent from neighbour- I had this today Good morning, My name is xxxxx and I am the owner of flat 18 xxxxxCourt. I can't attend the meeting today. Companies this days are trying to sell the freehold to flat owners as they know that it will decrease in value due to government...

What exactly are the changes in the leasehold act?

Getting the freehold definitely means cheaper leases, right? One guy asked this- He heard that they have to buy their leases using the gov set formula anyway. That It would get very messy otherwise as the same people would set the amount to pay and that’s asking for trouble. And who decides...

Just knocked this up-

Little clearer so total of 20% is £13000. My lease is 125- 116 so 9 years so if 11 people sign up most of them on 60 years ball park figure us ill pay about £150 and 60 year man pay £1000 added to the 80% total. Of approx £5000 so I'll pay £5150. He'll pay £6400 . I need to tell them well...

So 80% of the total of £61000 +£4200= £65200. 80%= £52160 20%=£13040 then im confused. You say total of the years added. Do you mean the length of everyone's lease added together? The total of the years is everybody participating 's length of lease added together? If this is correct...

Are you saying the lease extensions will be free? Surely,we've got to charge something? What would u charge people with short leases compared to people who've already extended their lease? My neighbour who just extended his lease for £20,000 wants long lease holders to pay less? How much...