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Cost of negotiating a premium to extend lease
MigsyBigsy
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Hello,
Hope you are all well.
Apologies in advance if this has been posted.
I have been emailed costs on negotiating a premium to extend the lease on my parents flat which is £200 per hr or a flat rate of £500. I really dont know how long the negotiating will take - should I go for the hr or flat rate?
thank you in advance
Hope you are all well.
Apologies in advance if this has been posted.
I have been emailed costs on negotiating a premium to extend the lease on my parents flat which is £200 per hr or a flat rate of £500. I really dont know how long the negotiating will take - should I go for the hr or flat rate?
thank you in advance
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For the extra cost versus peace of mind of having a fixed cost, I’d go for the flat rate, doesn’t seem like a lot more than the hourly rate1
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I have just helped my aunt extend her lease. Is this the chartered surveyor who valued the lease asking for this money in the event of having to negotiate?£216 saved 24 October 20140
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