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Jb Leitch threaten to enter my home

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robatwork Posts: 7,268 Forumite

17 June 2020 at 4:28PM

PurplePow said:
I bought a house recently built in 1908 and that's got Rentcharge against it! I did some reading into it and this old Rentcharge will no longer exist in 2030 something or other. I only pay £2 a year with it being so old, so I'm not bothered about cashing it in despite the company offering me to for ~£100, as that's more than what I'll end up paying if I keep going!

That's all very well as long as you don't plan to sell the house before 2030 something or other.

Otherwise it could be the best £100 you ever spent.

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DoaM Posts: 11,863 Forumite

17 June 2020 at 4:59PM

I see the OP never came back after paying the demand. Will we see them back next year with the same question?

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