After discovering the unfairness of freehold purchasing in the UK, Mike co-founded The Freehold Collective – a unique partnership dedicated to helping apartment owners acquire the Freehold of their building in a stress-free manner. For over 12 years, our expert, comprehensive, end-to-end service has empowered people to reap all the benefits of their Freehold for the best value for money in the market. We have helped over 750 leaseholders in 35 Freehold acquisitions, saving a combined £12 million in premiums.
I hope you can become one of them and enjoy owning your freehold thanks the hard work of the team at The Freehold Collective.
The Right to Manage (RTM) is a powerful piece of legislation, which gives you as leaseholders the power to take control of the management of your building. However, it is not guaranteed that all buildings automatically qualify for this.
At first glance, ground rent and service charges can be intimidating and confusing to try to navigate. But we’re here to share a little expertise to help you better understand what these are, how they work, and how to use them for your benefit.
As a leasehold property owner, you may be wondering if it is worth buying the freehold of your flat. After all, owning the freehold gives you a greater sense of security and control over your property.
The Right to Manage (RTM) is a legal option for leaseholders (flat owners) to take control over the way their building is looked after and to decide how their money is spent. It was first introduced through the Commonhold and Leasehold Reform Act in 2002.
Welcome to our guide on Right to Manage vs Collective Enfranchisement. Whether you’re a flat owner, tenant or landlord, this guide will help you understand the intricacies of these two important legal rights that can affect your property.
The Freehold Collective, a partnership dedicated to helping leaseholders acquire the Freehold of their building, has been recognised as the winner of a brand new award, Project Manager of the Year, at the prestigious Enfranchisement & Right to Manage Awards.
The terms “freeholder” and “leaseholder” refer to the owners of both freehold and leasehold properties respectively.
In The Oxford English Dictionary, the rather unique term, “peppercorn rent” is defined as “a low or minimal rent”. However, what is considered low or minimal can vary greatly. And where does the idea of a ‘peppercorn’ even come from anyway?
Homeowners and property owners have the right to manage their own buildings, but what are the pros and cons? Read on to find out.
The deferment rate is a key factor in calculating the premium a flat owner must pay their landlord for a lease extension or a share of freehold and it is likely that the long-established approach will soon be up for review. If you are not certain if this affects you, think again. The residential property […]