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flat lease

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flat lease

See gross lease.



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No flat lease can be forfeited if the amount owing in relation to the service charge is pounds 350 or less, unless it's outstanding for three years.
FLAT LEASES A discounted cash flow model was programmed to discount a flat, fixed-rate lease to present value over periods ranging from 5 to 50 years (see table 1).
Many flat leases contain a restriction which is set out on the individual titles to the properties, which prevent the flat being transferred without the consent of a management company.
 
 
 
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