BSA 2022 – Ten Good Habits – Series – Online Course

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Join Ian Quayle on a series of four sixty-minute courses that will provide an appraisal of the BSA 2022 for busy transactional property lawyers.

Course 1 – BSA 2022 – Ten Good Habits when Acting for Sellers in Leasehold Transactions

In this course we will examine –

  • Scoping the retainer – explaining to the client your role.
  • Dealing with TA forms and in particular the TA 7 – what is the correct approach?
  • Dealing with the Leaseholder Deed of Certificate – what assistance should be provided to the seller client?
  • Notifying the landlord of the sale – the law and best practice.
  • The Landlord Certificate conundrum – should it be asked for?
  • Providing additional information to the buyer or dealing with additional enquiries.

Course 2 – BSA 2022 – Ten Good Habits When Acting for Buyers in Leasehold Transactions

In this course we will examine –

  • Scoping the retainer and reporting on title.
  • Explaining and advising on the LPE 1 and TA forms.
  • Raising additional enquiries.
  • The purpose of the Leaseholder Deed of Certificate.
  • Ascertaining relevant buildings, relevant defects and qualifying leases.
  • Leaseholder protection from service charge – statutory protection and Schedule 8 protection for relevant buildings.

Course 3 – BSA 2022 – Ten Good Habits When Acting for Landlords in Leasehold Transactions

In this course we will examine –

  • Relevant buildings – what are they?
  • The Landlord Certificate – what is required and when should they be produced?
  • An overview of problem areas – remediation orders, remediation contribution orders and falling foul of the Building Safety Regulator.
  • Dealing with service charge under the BSA regime.

Course 4 – BSA 2022 Ten Good Habits – Acting for Lenders and Higher Risk Buildings

In this course we will examine –

  • Is it safe to act for institutional lenders?
  • Pinch points and problem areas.
  • Is it possible to verify information?
  • What are higher-risk buildings and what are the implications for leaseholders and landlords?
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