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As a commercial landlord, did you know that the value of your investment can reduce significantly if your leases are not drafted correctly, if you have not conducted a rent review recently, or if a tenant carries out work to your property without your consent?
In addition many landlords are not truly aware of the provisions of their leases and in particular clauses allowing the landlord to charge for undertaking services such as management duties and other outgoings that the landlord incurs. As a result, a regular source of income is being lost.
Our Landlord Protect package is the best way to ensure your long-term investment is maximised and protected.
Landlord Protect is an exclusive package that has been tailored by our commercial property solicitors to assist you in achieving the best financial return possible from your property investment. The Landlord Protect service offers a full review of your leasehold agreements. The review will highlight deficiencies that may be rectified in future leases and potential missed billing and fee income opportunities, including the ability to claim arrears. The report will also include a diary of key dates so that you should not miss a rent review, a landlord break opportunity or the end of a lease etc.
There are two fee options available:
The Landlord Protect service will also entitle you to the following additional benefits*:
Please feel free to contact Stephensons' commercial property solicitors for more information on Landlord Protect on 01616 966 229.
*Stephensons reserve the right to add alter remove such additional benefit.
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