Bills and service charges
Check the paperwork, the figures and the lease separately.

Lease and building answers
Service-charge demand, water leak, subletting request, pets, major works or a board decision: start with the signed lease, current source and evidence.
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Check the paperwork, the figures and the lease separately.
Start with the affected part, governing document and live evidence.
Keep authority, company records, money and board decisions in view.
Find the document, term, consent and ownership position before relying on a headline.
Separate the current procedure from reform proposals and case-specific advice.
Identify the premises, duty-holder, evidence and competent decision for this building.
Use the steps shown, then open the evidence behind the answer.
Start with the question
These guides organise the first check. The signed lease, current law, party roles and evidence still decide the real case.
Information only. Check the signed document and current official source for the case in front of you.
From question to next action
Start with the situation. Gather the evidence. Ask LEASE-iQ the neutral question. Check the clause and current-law status. Use a calculator only where it is safe to do so.
Separate operating costs, reserves, major works and ground rent. Compare like with like without inferring fairness.
Work through the service-charge checks →Check the lease clockVerify the term, expiry and rent facts before using the illustrative ballpark cost guide or instructing advisers.
Prepare for a lease extension →Take controlPrepare the lease-level and building-wide evidence without guessing eligibility, participation or price.
Prepare to buy the freehold →Ask for consentSeparate the demise, consent covenant, property right, fees and wider approvals before negotiating.
Prepare an alterations or roof-space request →Independent help

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