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Valuing freehold
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cecilia_clementine
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I own several buy to let properties - most of which are leasehold flats.
There is one particular freeholder that is causing me problems and so the owner of the other lease and I have decided to buy the freehold.
First of all how do you work out the value of the freehold? Assuming it went to a tribunal to determine what costs would be involved please?
There is one particular freeholder that is causing me problems and so the owner of the other lease and I have decided to buy the freehold.
First of all how do you work out the value of the freehold? Assuming it went to a tribunal to determine what costs would be involved please?
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Have a look in http://www.lease-advice.org/newintro.htm where there is a lot of information.RICHARD WEBSTER
As a retired conveyancing solicitor I believe the information given in the post to be useful assuming any properties concerned are in England/Wales but I accept no liability for it.0 -
Thank you. My starting point it seems is getting a chartered surveyor round.0
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