Lease Extensions

The title to nearly all flats and some houses are leaseholds. This means that a property is let for a fixed number of years, normally 99 or 125 years.

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Generally, the lease is not extended when the property is bought or sold.

Unfortunately, once the lease has fewer than 90 years to run, it becomes harder to sell a leasehold property because many mortgage lenders have minimum lease terms.

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Lease Extension Solicitors for Leaseholders

The solution is to extend the lease. We can advise you on the best way to approach the lease extension.

  • Once terms have been agreed, we will:
  • Advise you on the new terms of the lease;
  • Liaise with your mortgage lender to ensure their requirements are met.
  • Assist with the completion of the new lease
  • Register the new lease at the Land Registry

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