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I became the head leaseholder of a grade II* property divided into 5 apartments in 2006. It's my responsibility to keep the property in good condition, the cost shared by all apartments including myself. Until 2013 I had not problems. I increased thge service charge to a sensiblke level-it had been far too low and the maintenance had been neglected, and kept my sub-lessees informed of any extra costs. They were happy to leave it to me. In 2013 a flat changed hand to a new tenant who affirmed that I was formally a 'landlord' and started batting on about section 20 notifications that I had never even heard of. Now I have to go through the ridiculous and time-consuming procedure everytime work needs doing costing over £1250, and apparently it is not enough to give all the info, invitations to submit quotes from a contractor of their choice etc etc in one notification -no, it must be done in three separate notifications, the first two of which give 30 days for comment, meaning that I can't formally give out the work for getting on for three months. It's ludicrous in this situation-I understand for a large commercial landlord, because there were abuses, like overcharging for work using one's own in house companies-but that does n't apply to 'landlords' in my position.
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