Tim

Can anyone help me please? I live in a Victorian conversion which is made up of three owner occupied flats. Between the three flats we all own an equal share in the company that owns the freehold. Therefore, we are all essentially the landlords of the building living in the building. There is a communal front door and hallway in the house. There is no one employed to work on/in the building. Do we require a Fire Risk Assessment even though we are all landlords of the property? The reason I ask is that I am in the process of selling my flat and my buyer's solicitor has requested this information in the Leaseholders Property Enquiries (LPE1) form but we have never had one and have never been requested to provide one by our insurers. Thanks very much for any help provided. Tim