Tuition fees status

Hey,
I do not think that universities can get involved in the decisions of other universities. But there is a course of action if you think that you have been incorrectly assessed with regard to fee status. The UKCISA website says:
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Appealing a fee status decision
If you think a mistake has been made with your fee status decision, do not sign any document/contract agreeing to pay the 'overseas' rate of fee. Contact the institution
immediately and ask it to explain the decision. After this, if you still think the decision is wrong, give the reasons why you think there has been
a mistake. It is important to communicate in writing and to keep copies of all correspondence.
If you are still not satisfied with the decision,
contact an adviser at your institution or Students' Union. Alternatively, you can telephone our Advice Line, where we will be happy to discuss your concerns. However, please note, we cannot get involved in individual disputes between you and your institution.


I have a question though. In your fee status questionnaires were you asked if you owned property in the UK and if it was rented it out? If so what was your reply and do you know how renting property poses relevance to the fee status.

Regards