House- enfranchisement to escape mgt. co.

[jeffrey]

Much depends on:
a. lessees' attitude; and
b. whether expenses have already been spent or are merely proposed but not yet incurred.

[hezekiah]

The reason I was enquiring about a reimbursement of insurance contributions already paid is since the Lessor/Company was notified of my intention to enfranchise, estimates for non-essential relatively expensive works only beneficial to them in the future are suddenly been sourced. As there are not sufficient funds available I am expecting to be approached to make up my share of the shortfall.

So on top of the enfranchisement fees of which I’m expecting to be high because of the Lessor/Companies past history of dragging things out to the last minute, I am now looking at more unnecessary expense.

Even if the enfranchisement is successful in obtaining total separation I am also left with an expensive repair to my roof which the Lessor/Company refused to finance because of a problem where the Lease Plans are not of true depiction. http://www.landlordzone.co.uk/forums...ad.php?t=13069

I am also left to finance the exterior decoration of my dwelling which is starting to look tatty and is overdue according to my lease.

So if I sound like I’m penny pinching and bitter it’s because I am.

That’s my moan over with for today.


Thank you Jeffrey