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Grab the bull by the horns, wrestle him to the ground and don't let him up until he gives in. ?
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Ah, So what happens when the deadline expires? I presume all the work will dry up? I don't want to jump into this at the very end and "miss the boat" so to speak!Walk in say hello! They’ve got loads on there books and deadline for rental EICR is approaching.
Ive been contacted by loads of estate agents and turned them down as I’m unable to fit them in.
they will snap your hand off, but they will probably want you to be registered.
I'll walk right in there with a red rag....Grab the bull by the horns, wrestle him to the ground and don't let him up until he gives in. ?
Addition to above. Don’t go cheap. You don’t need to.
an example £50 per consumer unit plus £25 - £35 per circuit depending on size, age, access ability etc....
so a flat with one Cu and 6 circuit best case scenario £200.00
It won’t Dry up.Ah, So what happens when the deadline expires? I presume all the work will dry up? I don't want to jump into this at the very end and "miss the boat" so to speak!
Also, getting registered isn't a quick process so I'm sure that by the time I do get assessed, it'll be around the time (April I presume) that work fades away......
Consumer unit swap minimum £600.00. Always aim for £300- £350 profit.I do a LOT of consumer unit upgrades and always wonder what the gaffer charges....better in my pocket than his!
It won’t Dry up.
we are barely coping with the quantity now, if fact we are not. It will over run. Then it’s change of tenancy, every five years or less dependant on what s given and new properties entering the buy to let.
This has permanently increased the work load.
im not just getting existing Rental properties. It’s new rental properties and the tenants cannot move in until the EICR is done.
I would guess that 80% of landlord never had an EICR before this new reg came into force.
I see it the same as you, overheads have to be paid for so the price reflects that.....Consumer unit swap minimum £600.00. Always aim for £300- £350 profit.
different areas different sparks charge differently.
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