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and the unregulated estate charges now where they can seize your house if you fail to pay.
by martin-adams 6y ago
and the unregulated estate charges now where they can seize your house if you fail to pay.
- gpderetta 6y agoI'm currently in the process of buying an house which is subject of estate charges, and I'm very worried about those.
- martin-adams 6y agoI got a new build last year and it's not really an issue, just something to be aware of. The only thing I worry about is the escalating prices in a few years, but you have the benefit of the whole estate being in the same situation, so you can club together to complain I guess.
- iso947 6y agoWhich apply to freeholds too - leaseholders actually have more rights!