Served with a section 20 notice by the council?
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Are you puzzled about what to do after receiving the section 20 notice? If you've recently been served with a section 20 notice by the council, confirming that they intend to refurbish the property, you are now liable for your share of the cost. |
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| If you didn't know already, a section 20 is the legal document the council serves on the leaseholders of a building, i.e. people that have bought their flat from the council originally, informing them that they intend to undertake essential refurbishment of the buildings common parts such as the roof, lifts, appearance of the building etc. |
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| These days many people are facing this problem and the council is using the notice to renovate their properties. This adversely affects the home owners who have to sell their properties in a hurry at whatever prices they get. The selling process becomes all the more difficult, if a potential buyer gets information that a section 20 notice is pending. It may even cause the sale to fall through. |
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| As homeowners you now have to deal will multiple problems, firstly, you have to bear the cost of refurbishment and secondly, you have to bear the devastating fallout on the value of the property. We offer an interesting solution to homeowners facing section 20 notices. |
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| Quick House Buyers can help by providing a viable solution to anyone in this position. |
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| To learn more about how we can help if you have been served with a Section 20 notice, call us FREE UK-wide on 0800 019 7086, alternatively, get in touch using the enquiry form above. |
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| We look forward to hearing from you. |
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| All the best |
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| From the Quick House Buyers Team |
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| PS: We will consider all types of properties, in any condition and location, so please be assured we want to hear from you! |
