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Buying the freehold

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  • Buying the freehold

    Hi,

    Firstly thanks for all advice offered this site is invaluable.
    I owe a leasehold property and have just received a notice saying that the freeholder is intending to sell this via auction in 3 months.

    My main questions are, should this be a cause for concern?
    Are we able to purchase this before it goes to auction and if so where do you start on price.

    The property is split into 2 so I'd be purchasing with my neighbour below so I'm guessing we would split it down the middle.
    Properties are valued at approx 250k each, our ground rent is around 20 a year and both have around 100 year lease.

    Thanks
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    Re: Buying the freehold

    Just checked and I have 150 years lease

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