My landlady has been selling my flat since around May I think. It's shared ownership, and she has lost around 30 % of its real value since buying it in 2020. Recently it was devalued by 15 %. She is currently renting to me, making about 500 pounds in losses every month.

I don't feel comfortable admitting exactly where I live, so let's just say Central London.

Will resolve N/A if I decide to move out before then.

I have a two month notice period. The relevant date is when I must legally leave, not when I get notice. It's possible that the next tenant is not able to move in immediately, and it extends my legal stay.

Apparently an offer 83 % of the original asking price was made a few months ago.

For the purposes of the market, if I receive notice and choose to leave within it, the relevant date is the last date on the notice. Otherwise, if I choose to go to court, the relevant date is either the date reached by settlement or the date the judge declares I must leave by.

• Update 2025-10-26 (PST) (AI summary of creator comment): Creator has received a §21 notice to leave but believes it is not valid because:

  • No information about the deposit protection scheme was provided

  • The deposit cannot be located in any protection scheme

Creator plans to allow the notice to "expire" and go to court rather than leaving within the notice period. Per the original description, the relevant date will be either the date reached by settlement or the date the judge declares creator must leave by.

• Update 2025-10-27 (PST) (AI summary of creator comment): The §21 notice expires on 1st January.