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Leasehold property - landlord trying to sell Freehold
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I owe about 20.00 - they never chase up, I think that's why I'd forgotten about it. I've had some health issues. But I appreciate all the advice I really do, you are all very kind. I will ring them tomorrow.
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I'm 3yrs late paying and my payment is £21 - that's plus interest.0
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Just paid it by the way
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Offer freehold landlord less than he's asking for. He just might sell, you'd then have a much easier to buy/sell and financially attractive property. Understand you might not want to, but it's an option.
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Thanks, that's great advice. TBH its the solicitors fees that are annoying me, its just the winter bills are coming in and I can really do without the expense right now.0
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Borrow????1
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If the leaseholder is looking to unload I am fairly sure it would be cheaper to buy now BEFORE they sell all they still own to someone else who will want their money back.2
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