apartment Landlord and Tenant Act 1985 · First-tier Tribunal · Leasehold

Your service charge
is too high.
Challenge it.

check Leaseholders have the statutory right to challenge unreasonable service charges
check First-tier Tribunal (Property Chamber) determines the correct payable amount
check Major works, management fees, buildings insurance all challengeable
check No win no fee — we take 30% of any reduction achieved
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£3,000
average disputed service charge
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Freeholders regularly overcharge on management fees, buildings insurance and major works because most leaseholders accept the demands without question. MeProperty assesses your charges and challenges them at the First-tier Tribunal.

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Share your lease details
Service charge demands, accounts and any correspondence from the freeholder.
02
We assess the charges
Written assessment within 24 hours on whether the charges are challengeable.
03
We file at the FTT
Application to the First-tier Tribunal (Property Chamber).
04
Freeholder settles or FTT rules
Most freeholders settle before the hearing date. 30% on any reduction achieved.