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- Buy to Let repossessions
- EPCs changes for Selling rather than Letting domestic property
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Landlords confussed
07/10/2008 by Stuart White.
I’m getting a few calls from landlords who don’t understand their legal requirements, particularly confusing is when a tenant is in place. In this case its not compulsory to have an EPC until a change of tenant.
Some landlords are still going ahead and getting an EPC in place to reduce voids when they come to let again.
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