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Thanks. The EWS1 thing has been the hardest to deal with. Having the flat worth zero overnight is such a nightmare.
All my capital tied up in there is now stuck, and at risk of significant depreciation - if I lose it I could go backwards a decade. The spectre of a large reparation bill is also fucking with my sleep. The average cost for leaseholders for bringing buildings to to spec is estimated at £33k - we've already been sent the section 20 for this.
Keeping the new house on track has in some ways saved me from the awfulness of my current situation. I'm privileged in the fact I have options, because I had cash. It must be unbearable for those sailing closer to the wind
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Jolly good. I was part trolling, part really hoping you'd already got it covered ;)
70mm - gosh that's a lot of sag. As others have said it looks like you're doing a great job with it, your progress has been pretty rapid really. All with dealing with EWS1 shit and job hunting at the same time - that's a lot of crap to deal with.