Coronavirus / Covid-19 – update on moving home
Finally, some good news for people wanting to move home…
As of 13th May 2020, the Government restrictions on moving home were lifted. Estate agents were also given the green light to start viewing property again, albeit subject to certain conditions. Read more
Landlords Must Consider With Care An Application For Consent to Tenant Alterations – the Duval Case
The Supreme Court handed down its decision in Duval v 11-13 Randolph Crescent Ltd on 6 May 2020. Read more
Lockdown and lease extensions
Take advantage of the long days of lockdown to think about extending your Lease. Read more
We are now Barking Mad
Pleased to announce that Peter Brown & Co acted for Lindhill who procured the grant of an airspace development lease to a pension fund, completed a forward funding development agreement, and, entered into a building contract for the erection, design and construction of the development. Read more
Plot Sales & New Build Properties
Are you a developer or a builder looking for someone to hold your hand and assist you in selling your new build flats or houses? Read more
Vital Cash Covid 19 loan
The government has announced a further “bounce back” loan for small business.
The loans may be interest free for 12 months and business can apply online . Read more
Rent Concessions and Deferrals During Coronavirus/COVID 19 – Drafting and Structuring Considerations
During the last few weeks numerous landlord clients have sought advice about how to deal with tenants who cannot pay the rent that fell due on the March quarter date because of the current Covid-19 crisis. Read more
Why might Equity Release be the right move for me?
What is Equity Release?
If you own your house and you are over the age of 55, you may be eligible for a Lifetime Mortgage, often referred to as Equity Release.
A Lifetime Mortgage is a type of mortgage which allows you to borrow money against your home, whilst being allowed to retain ownership. Importantly, as you will continue to own your home, you will be entitled to live in it until you die (or move into long-term care). Read more
Wills and Powers of Attorney
Not much of an uplifting blog given the background of Covid 19 but I have been considering putting my affairs in order and would advise others to do the same. It is very important for most people that they have a will and consider a lasting power of attorney to ensure loved ones have the practical means to make decisions on your behalf in the event you cannot. Read more