Key Issue 2 Flashcards
How did you give costs an average based on age?
From information provided by my firms building surveying team
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How might there be irregularity in the rents from the borrower?
Sometimes the rents might be gross not net
Sometimes might show monthly charges as opposed to weekly?
What would happen if the rents were above the LHA cap?
The income would not be guaranteed
What were the rents? / total rent of portfolio?
£90,974 pa
What legislation allows for affordable rents to increase at CPI plus 1%?
The government issues a statement in April 2023 stating it was CPI + 1%
to a maximum of 7%
What do management costs cover?
- The cost of administration for the portfolio
- The location can effect this
- The service provided to the tenants can effect this
- The location can effect this
What are your management costs for this instruction?
£850 per unit
Cost up due to condition of the economy
How did you research other RPs operations costs?
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What information did you get from the Regulator of Social Housing?
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Why have repair costs split into three?
I would expect the RP to have multiple costs associated with the properties
Yearly costs
Costs associated with one off damage / appliances
Major repair costs keeping the condition of the properties up to date
What three costs did you assume and what were the actual costs?
- Major Repairs - £845
- Cyclical - £400
- Day to Day - £425
Why were you unable to assign specific costs to each unit?
No maintenance survey
Why take into account age, location for the costs?
Age
- older properties generally require continued investment
Location
- The south is more expensive than the north labor wise
What cost inflators did you use?
0.5% for management cots
1% for cyclical and day to day
Why did you increase Major repair costs by only £25 every 5 years?
The age of the properties means they don’t require a lot of capital investment for the moment