Hi all, looking for some helpful advice as always.
I rent out a leasehold property which has a resident run management company. The main director of the RMC and i do not get on, she does not approve of my tenants because "they do not fit in".
The problem is that i live abroad and she is refusing to communicate in a manner that i find acceptable (invoices and the odd letter basically).
She has told me that e-mail is not acceptable and should not be used, nor will they send me letters direct to my foreign address as it costs too much. They have informed me that they will be sending any letters to my parents address which they had listed as an emergency contact.
Since many of these letters are invoices with a 21 day limit, i can't guarantee that letters sent via my parents will get to me on time, nor is it their job to forward mail on the RMC's behalf. I said the only effective solution is e-mail or a direct letter, but apparently that's not going to happen unless i pay for postage and admin costs.
There is nothing in the lease document detailing contact methods, the role is a volunteer position and i have been told that going to the post office every time is too much because "they have a life".
Is there seriously anything i can do here? i'm wondering if i should just route all mail through a solicitor as it's getting a bit personal.
Thanks
I rent out a leasehold property which has a resident run management company. The main director of the RMC and i do not get on, she does not approve of my tenants because "they do not fit in".
The problem is that i live abroad and she is refusing to communicate in a manner that i find acceptable (invoices and the odd letter basically).
She has told me that e-mail is not acceptable and should not be used, nor will they send me letters direct to my foreign address as it costs too much. They have informed me that they will be sending any letters to my parents address which they had listed as an emergency contact.
Since many of these letters are invoices with a 21 day limit, i can't guarantee that letters sent via my parents will get to me on time, nor is it their job to forward mail on the RMC's behalf. I said the only effective solution is e-mail or a direct letter, but apparently that's not going to happen unless i pay for postage and admin costs.
There is nothing in the lease document detailing contact methods, the role is a volunteer position and i have been told that going to the post office every time is too much because "they have a life".
Is there seriously anything i can do here? i'm wondering if i should just route all mail through a solicitor as it's getting a bit personal.
Thanks
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