Selling property with cladding on walls.

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They saw that it was cladded, and because of Grenfell they wouldnt offer a mortgage forcing the buyer to pull out.

This isnt a tower block, just two stories, also, before Grenfell the free holder did some fire improvements works because we had a number of fires in the area, so the building should now be complaint anyway, the work was completed in 2016, however this should still comply with the regs anyway, but the lender surveyor wont even look at it to confirm, and the council wont do a report, although I doubt the lender will take that into account anyway.

I ended up putting another tenant in there for now in the hopes the situation changes.

Am I stuck with this property forever?
Anyone else have a similar issue?

Surely sooner or later they will see sense and release all the property owners from the prison the government created.

Makes me wonder if its worth spending any money on it other than the bare minimum required by regulations to keep the tenants in it, and wen the mortgage term comes round send them the Keys back and let them sort it out.
Just seems like I now have a worthless property. I tried to get the council to compulsory purchase when they sent the consultation letter about the cladding replacement but they refused, would have cost them more to re build the estate.