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Fellow leaseholders have gone missing
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Approach the freeholder.
Approach the managing agents
Write to the leaseholder's address at the Land registry
Knock on the door (at various times of day)
Put a letter through the door
Approach social services
Approach the police
Depending on what you want to achieve and why, and how concerned you are for yourself, the building as a whole, the occupant, then do one or more of the above
I am by myself so a little nervous about wading in filthy water to approach a stranger who possibly has mental health problems.0 -
to approach a stranger who possibly has mental health problems.
Not sure what you mean but you're more likely to cause them distress than the other way around if they have MH problems. Please be sensitive (although it sounds like you would be anyway).0
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