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Tenure - n/a ?
BigBenson
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Just done a search on the land registry website on a house i am in the process of buying. Put postcode in and 'tenure - n/a' came up for 4 houses out of the 32 in the street, including the one i am buying. All others were freehold which is what i was told on the property i am buying.
Can anybody shed any light on this? I have printed a SIM form off the website and posted this off so that a manual search can be done.
Can anybody shed any light on this? I have printed a SIM form off the website and posted this off so that a manual search can be done.
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Has the house been owned by the same people for a long time?
My guess would be that the property hasn't been 'registered' yet. Will only take a few days, I believe.
If not that, I have no idea. It will have some sort of tenure, of course.Everything that is supposed to be in heaven is already here on earth.
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Yeh, i think they have been in the house for approximately 40 years and bought it off the original owner!0
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That makes sense then!
Mention it to your solicitor as I think there is a form to be filled in or suchlike by the vendors - you don't want it holding things up
Everything that is supposed to be in heaven is already here on earth.
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