Want to sell but may have a possible problem with the Free holder

korntogo10

Sachs wrote: »

I meant certifications but it autocorrected me!

Certificates related to the dry rot, any building work etc. Any buyer will want them and it may be helpful should the freeholder kick up a fuss (which sounds unlikely so long as your works haven't caused any damage).

Hi again,

Oh I see. Yes I was given a 10 year guarantee certificate from the dry rot treatment company. Thanks for reminding me, I will need to dig that up from somewhere.

I definitely did not cause any damage.

Thank you for you advice today, you have certainly made me feel a fair bit better.

korntogo10

xylophone wrote: »

From what you have said, you have made no structural or non structural alterations.

You have merely repaired damage to your property and replaced the old bathroom and kitchen fitments.

I once had a flat (999 year lease) and certainly did not need the freeholder's approval to renovate the bathroom , decorate the kitchen, install a new double glazed door to the balcony etc.

That's really helpful to know.

Many thanks for taking the time to give your advice.