Why don't flat listings always have lease info and service charge fees in the rightmove advert? Surely it's a massive factor that can help buyers disregard certain properties without having to email the estate agent. From what I've researched into flats, balance of 999 years seems pretty common in the South West but hardly any info on service charge. Would a service charge typically be fixed and escalate annually for a flat in a larger old house?
Why don't flat listings always have lease info and service charge fees in the rightmove advert? Surely it's a massive factor that can help buyers disregard certain properties without having to email the estate agent. From what I've researched into flats, balance of 999 years seems pretty common in the South West but hardly any info on service charge. Would a service charge typically be fixed and escalate annually for a flat in a larger old house?