When Risk Becomes Discrimination in Property Law
Legitimate clients are being refused by lenders and solicitors due to their family names.
By Tatiana Sharposhnikova. The UK property market, once open for business, now seems to be lacking balance.
With over 35 years of experience, I've seen a significant increase in clients being refused due to vague 'risk' notions tied to their nationality or source of funds.
London was at the centre of a modern global sector that was connected, regulated and, crucially, accessible by clients from all over the world.
This shift has been observed in the last few years at my specialist conveyancing firm RSL LAW.
- Increased refusal of clients by lenders and solicitors
- 'Risk' tied to nationality or source of funds
Author's summary: Discrimination in property law affects legitimate clients.
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