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ALT Screenshot of text from the article linked in the next post. In summary, Stacey has been unable to sell her leasehold flat. She says her son and daughter share a bedroom, but this must change as her son turns 10, forcing her and her night-working husband to sleep in the front room. The article says buyers struggle to obtain mortgages because the ground rent exceeds £250 a year or contains a doubling clause, while the service charge is nearly £2,200 annually. Stacey tried auctioning the flat for £120,000 but received no bids and later reduced the asking price to £125,000. She says: “We’re just stuck here – we have tried everything” and describes the situation as “like being in prison”.















