Leasehold for properties
What is the meaning of leasehold?
Asked on Aug 3 2009, Home Improvement in Preston | Report content
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In very basic terms it means that you do not own the land on which the property is built. Therefore you pay a 'Ground Rent'. The Lease is normally for a specified number of years eg, 99, 125 or often 999years.
Answered on Apr 8 2010, Report content
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