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LouiseToo

LouiseToo

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We are a small group of local leaseholders looking for a local (self-employed / retired) surveyor who would be able to advise us (without any legal responsibility) in helping us to understand the survey that has been presented to us by our landlord. Please contact me by email with your terms, conditions and hourly rate. With thanks - Louise
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jayjay100

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please join the national leasehold campaign on facebook. lots of support. please look at leasehold knowledge partnership website for accredited professionals.

ask your leasehold questions to other leaseholders in the group for experience. 12 thousand members. get involved in the law commission consultations. Law commissiner wants to change the imbalance of power of freeholders to leaseholders.

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