A guide to sharing communal gardens
Living in an apartment block with communal gardens can be a great way to build community. Still, it’s important to […]
Communal gardens, lettings site
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Block Management, Fire safety, Health and Safety, Leasehold property, lettings site
Fire door inspection surveys
How often does your block management company inspect your fire doors? It is a legal requirement for responsible persons, for
Buy-to-let, Leasehold property, lettings site
Flat leaseholders and high service charges
Flat leaseholders and their concerns regarding high service charges Flat leaseholders are becoming increasingly worried about their service charges and
Asset management, Leasehold property, lettings site, News
Asset Management vs Property Management
The five key differences Asset management and property management are two terms that are often used interchangeably, but they actually
lettings site, Property development
Property development opportunities
Property development opportunities through property refurbishment At the Charles Cox Property Group, we are passionate about transforming old and worn-out
Freehold property, Leasehold property, lettings site, Property Management
What is freehold and leasehold?
In England and Wales, homeownership is classified into three types. These three types are freehold, leasehold, and commonhold (which is
Block Management, Leasehold property, lettings site, Property Management
Managing arrears in difficult times
What does ‘in arrears’ mean? Arrears refers to the status of payments about their due date. It describes an obligation
Health and Safety, lettings site
Is mould lurking in your property?
The cold weather and huge energy prices have created the perfect storm for an increase in mould. Surveyors are reporting
Leasehold property, lettings site, Property Management
Choosing a property management company
7 Tips for landlords and property investors You have a lot on your plate as a landlord or property investor.
Buy-to-let, lettings site, News
Landlords selling buy-to-let to escape tax crackdown.
Landlords are selling buy-to-let property portfolios to escape tax crackdown, and there has certainly been an increase in the number
