Stop Budgeting £10,000 for
2030 MEES Compliance

How many of your sub-C ratings are actually just

assessor defaults (survey says: 'assumed')

instead of real building problems?

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"How You Pay for 'Assumed' Over and Over: Lower Yields, Higher Costs, and Lingering Voids"

The Trap: Assessors are non-invasive by law. Concealed upgrades or missing paperwork automatically default to the worst-case construction era.
The Bleed: An artificial sub-C rating limits your pool of quality tenants, stretches void periods, and suppresses your market rent.
The Waste: Landlords spend thousands on unnecessary capex (new boilers, internal wall insulation) to fix deficits that only exist in the software.
The Impact: Stricter lender stress-testing and penal mortgage rates that eat your net cash flow on every refinance.