When you buy a property freehold, you own the building and the land it’s on outright. This ownership lasts indefinitely, giving you complete control over the property until
Why Not To Buy A Leasehold?
Agency Oblivious to the End of Renters Reform Bill
Nikka Sulton
Reposit, a deposit alternative product, will now be available to residents at five new Build to Rent sites through an expanded collaboration with four different providers. This strategic
Is Leasehold Going To Be Abolished?
Nikka Sulton
The Leasehold and Freehold Reform Bill, introduced to Parliament on 27 November 2023, represents a significant step towards providing leaseholders with a fairer deal and greater autonomy over
Generation Rent Calls for Labour to Make Evictions
Nikka Sulton
Generation Rent has released new demands that go further than the original Renters Reform Bill, aiming to significantly reduce landlords’ rights. This move is part of a broader
Buying A Property With A Short Lease
James Nicholson
If a lease has less than 85 years left, it’s a signal to proceed with caution. This is because once the lease drops below the 80-year mark, the
Landlords Are Still Seeing Great Returns
James Nicholson
Recent tax and regulation changes have made it difficult for many landlords to remain in the sector, according to calculations by The Times. These changes have prompted significant
When Should I Be Worried About A Leasehold?
Nikka Sulton
You’ve found your dream home, and it’s a leasehold. So, what does that mean? With a leasehold, you own the property until the lease expires. After that, ownership
High Lease Extension Costs – A Solution
Nikka Sulton
Charity Shelter states that social rents are 64% cheaper than private rents, with social tenants in England paying an average of £828 less per month than private tenants.
How Much Does It Cost To Extend A Lease?
Nikka Sulton
Leasehold properties are governed by intricate legal agreements known as leases, delineating the rights and obligations of both landlords and tenants. Unlike freehold ownership, leases confer limited occupancy
Stamp Duty Change Seen as “Missed Chance to Reform Renting”
Nikka Sulton
A stamp duty change, set to take effect tomorrow, has been criticised as a missed opportunity to reform the private rental sector. This change involves the abolition of