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Commercial leases, explained.
Schedules of condition and dilapidations, explained plainly.
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Commercial EPCs: what a non-domestic certificate is, and who can do one
Non-domestic EPCs work differently from the home version: three assessment levels, a different qualification, and an E minimum that already applies to existing commercial leases.
ReadDilapidations explained: what a claim is, and how to cap it
What a dilapidations claim is, when it arrives, the protocol it follows, and why a schedule of condition at the start is the cheapest defence there is.
ReadWhat a schedule of condition costs, and when it is worth it
Typical prices by unit size, what drives them, and the simple test for whether the document will pay for itself.
ReadA schedule of condition on a commercial lease: what it does, and what it doesn't
How a schedule of condition caps a tenant's repairing liability, why the solicitor asks for it, what an interim and an exit record add, and what it is not.
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