Charter Quay’s LVT hearing were told by Peverel / OM Property Management that they problems CQ faced were unique to London developments and that other sites nationwide hadn’t the same problems.

With this in mind, we publish stories of new contributors that have got in touch to tell us about their woes and concerns.

Including one resident that has had to take out a loan to pay their service charges.

We were approached by a long time supporter of TTAS who had asked whether we would be interested in publishing an article written on their view of the financial side of Peverel and associated companies.

TTAS being the open platform that we are, were delighted to publish the efforts of the contributor in question and we publish their take on the sell of freeholds by Vincent Tchenquiz.

We clear up concerns contributors have about changes to E&M and OM Property Managements websites, whilst publishing an update from Charter Quay’s.

Plus, we have reason to believe that Andy Billson is yet to take up a position with Barratt Homes.

Today we explain in detail what the knock on effects are for OM Property Management, following the issuing of the “WInding Up Petition” by Kingsway Asset Finance.

This post is even more appropriate given that at 10am this morning, OM’s legal team are battling it out in a Manchester court to get this petition overturned.

In March 2011, it was announced that Peverel had entered Administration and we were assured that it was business as usual for other Peverel related companies including OM Property Management.

However, as reported last week – on the 28 December 2011 a ‘Winding up Petition’ was issued to OM Property Management by Kingsway Asset Finance Limited.

This type of action demonstrates that clearly it’s not been business as usual for OM Property Management / Peverel related companies and therefore, what does the future really hold for OM / Peverel?

We also discuss the recent submission of accounts by OM / Peverel related companies to Companies House.

We are hearing rumours that Peverel have been sold.

We’ve currently got our sources busy trying to ascertain whether this is true and if so to what extent.

Stay tuned to TTAS on this story and we’ll publish more details when we have it.

The clamp down on sublet fees continues and more leaseholders are coming forward to complain about excessive charges and for being charged for subletting when they live in their own property.

We also pose the question of ‘To buy or not to buy’ as yet another prospective buyer expresses concern as to what they should do.

We put everyone’s mind at ease in regards to whether Carlex is still running, having received a number of messages expressing concerns that apparently Carlex was closing.

Today we report on what ever happened to potential buyers of OM / Peverel managed properties, after they initially contacted us for advice.

We also bring you news of what has happened with Andrew Billson (formerly of Peverel) and his role in Barratt Homes’ new property management division.

Today we focus on the number of complaints received already in 2012 about OM Property Management and how one development in Bradley Stoke, Bristol is suffering big time.

We’re also proud to publish our website statistics that has seen visitor numbers to TTAS increase by 44% compared to 2010, as more residents turn to the web for help.