Tax Implications For 999 Year Lease Extensions
Pooling resources to collectively purchase the freehold of their building is a familiar strategy among flat leaseholders. This move offers…
Lease Options
How Much Does Leasehold Affect A Property’s Value
When considering property investments in the UK, one common question arises: do leasehold properties appreciate in value like their freehold…
Can Landlords Reject Section 42 Notices?
The market for purchasing short lease flats remains robust, attracting investors and developers keen on acquiring these properties for refurbishment…
Understanding Short Lease Mortgages
Whether you can get a mortgage with a short lease depends on the lender. Many lenders won’t approve a mortgage…
Valuing Short Leasehold Properties
So, you’ve found the flat you want to buy, but it has a “short” lease or, as some more creative…
Buying A Flat With A Short Lease
Properties for sale with short-term lease arrangements are becoming increasingly rare, causing many buyers to overlook the implications until well…
What Rights Do Leaseholders Have?
Understanding leasehold rights and responsibilities is crucial in business lease agreements. Leasehold grants the right to use a property for…
Stamp Duty Land Tax (SDLT) and Lease Extensions
When purchasing property, Stamp Duty Land Tax (SDLT) is a typical expense. Fortunately, most individuals are exempt from paying SDLT…
Can Leaseholders Be Forced to Sell?
Selling a leasehold property differs slightly from selling one on a freehold basis, requiring additional documentation and potentially the services…
What Does A “125 year lease” Actually Mean?
It’s a pretty bold statement, but in short, a 125-year lease is not long enough to provide the security and…