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Paul Ravenscroft
Do you need? RICS Home Buyer Reports Valuations of commercial property. Are you looking for advice on? Schedules of Condition. Do you want? Independent advice, in a professional manner, providing the best guidance for you, the client?

Paul Ravenscroft is a Professional Member of the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors, based in Islington London N1, and working principally within the Greater London area, but most frequently in central, north, east and west London.Paul is also a member of the Valuation, Dispute Resolution, Building Surveying and Commercial Property faculties of the RICS.

Are you and your leaseholder neighbours looking to purchase your freehold? Find out how much you'll need to pay and what you stand to make with a collective enfranchisement valuation - prices start at 1,000, depending on the number of flats in your building. You could increase the value of your leasehold by extending the lease, but is now the most financially beneficial time to do it?
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Particularly relevant where the building is dilapidated, or old, listed or particularly unusual, these inspections and reports were formerly known as Structural Surveys. They are detailed inspections of properties, normally used prior to purchase or entering into a new lease of commercial premises.
If you are either a landlord or a tenant, when rent reviews and lease renewals for commercial premises come around, you need experienced help. Schedules of dilapidations can often be a nasty shock at the end of a tenancy. Early recognition of possible liabilities is often the most economical way of addressing the situation, and minimising costs.
For leasehold flat owners many mortgage providers and indeed purchasers of flats now require that the existing lease is extended.

While this extension can be negotiated direct with the landlords or freeholders, the Leasehold Reform, Housing and Urban Development Act 1993, as amended by the Housing Act 1996 and the Commonhold and Leasehold Reform Act 2002 (the Act) gives leaseholders who have owned the flat for two years or more, a framework by which they can compel landlords to grant a new lease having a term 90 years longer than their existing unexpired term at a peppercorn or nil ground rent.
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