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pre assignment pack for Right to buy transaction
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And you didn't think to ask her why she says it's important for you to have it?0
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didn't have a chance, thought it will be quicker to find out here.Cheeky_Monkey wrote: »And you didn't think to ask her why she says it's important for you to have it?0 -
Just wrote an email to my solicitor asking to specify why this doc is important.For the reasons explained by Richard above.
The problem is that landlords will tend to do no more than they are strictly required to by the legislation - if they say no then you are probably stuck with that. The main risk is if they are just about to carry out something like expensive common refurbishment works - you might have a reasonable idea of whether that's likely.
The council already notified about the major work, the cost and how I can pay in installments for that over 3 years. The did when I applied for RTB0
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