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In Conclusion - Jazzing Up Leasehold Reform

In Conclusion - The Blight Of Leasehold Buy-to-Let

In Conclusion - Wife Escapes to North Pole as Agent Takes to the Stage

Books - Essential reading

Inpractice looks at the latest publications on leasehold and housing issues of interest to professionals and practitioners.

People

RIDING OUT THE CREDIT CRUNCH STORM

Roger Southam on credible strategies for survival.

A FLAT JOB MARKET?

Economic slowdown doesn’t necessarily mean swingeing job cuts in the flats sector, says Claire Gibbons.

Thousands of owners face blank screens in digital switch

There is concern for vulnerable residents who live in flats with a communal TV aerial reliant totally on the ‘goodwill’ of their landlord for communal aerial upgrades or new installations.

DESTINED FOR THE BOTTOM DRAWER...

Mira Bar-Hillel does not think a long-awaited government report on the private rented sector was worth the wait.

Are Flats to Blame?

What’s bad news for buy-to-let could be good news for blocks, says Jane Barry Live, as I do, in a block that’s extensively sublet, and you can’t help experiencing a touch of schadenfreude at the plight of buy-to-letters.

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In Conclusion- Service Charge Misery

In Conclusion - Jazzing Up Leasehold Reform

In Conclusion - The Blight Of Leasehold Buy-to-Let

In Conclusion - Wife Escapes to North Pole as Agent Takes to the Stage

THE POLICY MOST OFTEN FORGOTTEN

Why flat owners should not forget their personal property..

Keeping your flats secure

James Hall at Lampier offers his company’s view on the policies you may need. 

WILL YOUR INSURANCE POLICY ACTUALLY PROTECT YOU?

John Byers looks at the sensitive topic of under-insurance.

Cause and effect

Jonathan Walker, of Stride Ltd, assesses the impact of the credit crunch on the property insurance market.

IT’S FOLLY TO CUT CORNERS

You need specialist flat protection? Then you require a broker to guide you...