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LISA purchase of office building.
footybore
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My son wants to buy a small freehold office in his local town with the intention of using permitted development rights to convert it into a residential flat for him to own and live in. Can he use his LISA to do this?
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It would need to be in the process of being converted to a dwelling at the point he made the withdrawal. I don't know how feasible that would be given the sequence of events. It may be possible to use the LISA towards the conversion, in the same way as for a self-build. This probably needs a conveyancer with specialist knowledge in this area.
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