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Help with new lease - what am I liable for?

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  • Help with new lease - what am I liable for?

    Hi guys. Firstly a huge thanks to you for even reading this and sorry I am a bit of a noob.
    My partner and I are looking at buying a flat to let out but we have never had a leasehold property before.
    Ive heard some horror stories about leases and I know lenders will only lend in certain circumstances dependant of fee caps etc. One of the sections refers to a £40 fee or such other some that's decided by the lessor which worries me. Would anyone be so kind as to cast their eye over the lease agreement and see if there is anything wrong or obvious that a layman just wouldn't be able to understand? Thanks so much in advance*
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    You should really be looking to your solciitor for specific advice on this.

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      Thanks Rob I know and will but didnt want to instruct if something was glaringly obvious

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