When you purchase a freehold property, you are legally required to inform tenants that you are their new landlord. Get your free, Section 3 template today.
If you’re selling a freehold privately, you’ll need to serve Section 5A Notices on qualifying tenants to offer them the Right of First Refusal.
When selling a freehold by public auction, you’ll need to serve Section 5B Notices on qualifying tenants to offer them the Right of First Refusal.
If your freehold property requires major works, you may need to serve the Section 20 Notice. Start the consultation procedure with our free template.
Any demand for ground rent must be made using a Section 166 Notice. We offer two solutions to help you retrieve rent for up to six previous years.
In this share of freehold guide, we’ll explore the ins and outs of owning a share of the freehold for the building in which you …
When you’re carrying out works to your property in England or Wales that could potentially affect another property, it is essential that you inform all …
A flying freehold is a freehold property where a section of that property overhangs, extends, or protrudes onto another freehold property or land. This can …
When it comes to selling any type of property, most sellers desire a quick sale or at the very least, a smooth and hassle-free sale …
When a leasehold property is being sold, conveyancing solicitors for the buyer will need to undertake a range of investigations/searches on the property. Primarily, these …
“Marriage value, which is only applicable to leases with less than 80 years remaining, is 50% of the increase in a residential property’s value once …
The draft Building Safety Bill was published on 20th July 2020 to bring forward reforms of the building and fire safety system. This follows an …
Permitted development rights are a national grant of planning permission, whereby a property owner does not need to apply for planning permission for certain building …
Health and safety practices in blocks of flats are essential in order to safeguard leaseholders, surrounding neighbours, and of course your property. Blocks of flats …
The Right of First Refusal, otherwise known as the Right of Pre-emption or First Right of Refusal, is given to qualifying leaseholders when their freeholder …
With the Law Commission’s final report on exercising the Right to Manage set to be published this spring, we could see more freeholders losing control …
Commonhold is the rarest type of property ownership throughout England and Wales. In fact, it’s so uncommon that many people are completely unaware of its …
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