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absolutely. Having said all that, if a flat met certain criteria I wouldn't be averse to it (was properly converted with sound insulation between the floors, has 2 flats max in the building, had evidence of proactive maintenance, wasn't a shithole in the shared areas, had a low turnover of sales (people live in my building for an average of 5 years), decent sinking fund, no dodgy access, absolute lease)).
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properly converted with sound insulation between the floors, has 2 flats max in the building, had evidence of proactive maintenance, wasn't a shithole in the shared areas, had a low turnover of sales (people live in my building for an average of 5 years), decent sinking fund, no dodgy access, absolute lease
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Howard
This is true. It's also true that the only people who know enough to 'safely' buy flats will have previously bought flats and have realised you shouldn't buy flats.