Start with what happened
A bill, a water leak or a subletting request. LEASE-iQ® finds the relevant wording in the signed lease and keeps the clause and page beside the answer.
For leaseholders, buyers and the teams managing buildings.
Gabriel Square, St Albans
The committee found the clause and legislation behind a service-charge question, then tested the position with its Managing Agent before spending the money.
Read the recorded case
Eastlight’s Leasehold Services Team uses LEASE-iQ for sales enquiries and letters, checking the referenced lease wording.
Read the customer comments in fullStart with the real problem
Check what the lease allows, what was demanded and what evidence supports it.
LeaseholderDirectorOpen this question
Start with the repairing covenant, the affected parts and the evidence.
EveryoneOpen this question
Review 16 recurring records and keep missing or uncertain evidence visible.
DirectorAgentOpen this question
Separate immediate safety, mortgage evidence and possible leaseholder cost protection.
BuyerLeaseholderOpen this question
See the cost and trend clearly before the sale or remortgage stalls.
LeaseholderBuyerOpen this question
See when delay becomes expensive and which route may apply.
LeaseholderBuyerOpen this question
Find the consent clause, its conditions and what still needs checking.
LeaseholderAgentOpen this question
See the clause map and the issues a generic report may not surface.
BuyerOpen this question
See the first 90 days and the obligations no one handed over.
Resident-ledOpen this question
Bring the signed lease and official sources back into the conversation.
DirectorAgentOpen this questionWho it is for
Start with the page closest to your role and the question already causing work.
Answer live lease questions consistently across teams, schemes and leases.
Open the housing association route →Managing agentsFind the clause behind repeated repair, charge, consent and resale questions.
Open the managing agent route →Resident-led buildingsRun the building with responsibilities, decisions and evidence in view.
Open the resident-led route →Trust, but verify
LEASE-iQ analyses the signed lease and relevant current legislation together for the problem you ask about. It shows how they combine, keeps both sources visible and makes uncertainty clear.
Use the repair, charge, consent or sale issue already causing work.
See how the signed lease and relevant current legislation interact for that problem.
See the clause, legislative provision, uncertainty and practical next action.
One lease. No cost.
Leaseholders can use one lease free, with no month limit. Professional and building teams can request a free month with up to 100 leases.
Choose free accessSee a verified answer No card. No automatic conversion. Do not send the lease with the request.Tell us your role, broad issue and whether the signed lease is available.
We confirm one-lease access for an individual, or the users and month dates for a team.
Open the clause and source behind the answer before acting.
Independent help
building trust is not the only route. The Leasehold Advisory Service publishes guidance and offers appointments for leaseholders and park-home owners.
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Use the words you would use with a neighbour. I will suggest the closest page I can match.
This guide only matches your words to pages on this website. It does not read your lease or give legal advice. Do not paste names, addresses, lease wording or payment details.