Leasehold Conveyancing
Specialist Leasehold Conveyancing Solicitors
Leases can vary in length from fleeting periods to extensive durations of up to 999 years. They set out the rights, obligations and payable rent for all parties involved. As a landlord or tenant client, our specialist leasehold conveyancing solicitors work hard to safeguard your interests. Our property experts are on hand to provide insightful leasehold legal advice, ensuring that the terms of the lease protect you.
Our specialist leasehold conveyancing solicitors will talk you through the details of your lease, including your rights to insist on a deed of covenant or the effect of a covenant. We prioritise transparency, taking the time to explain all details in a straightforward manner, allowing you to fully comprehend the agreement and make informed decisions. Our leasehold property solicitors will carefully draft your lease, balancing the protection of your interests with the appeal of the lease to prospective tenants. The lease may include restrictions designed to protect the value of your property from the actions of future tenants.
Our leasehold specialist solicitors excel in handling lease extensions. We will take you through each step of the leasehold conveyancing process to ensure that the lease is properly extended. As a leaseholder, you may fulfil certain criteria which will make it possible for you to force the landlord to sell you the freehold, giving you control of the building.
Lease extension and leasehold enfranchisement are highly specialised legal areas requiring adherence to precise procedures. We are proud to have dedicated conveyancing solicitors in-house with extensive experience in helping leaseholders purchase their freeholds. Your lease will state any restrictions and whether you will need your landlord’s approval for moderations to a rented property.
Our leasehold conveyancing solicitors will advise you on what alterations you can make and how to ensure you are following the correct procedure. Non-compliance may result in liabilities or the need to revoke the alterations. If you intend to sell your lease, you will need our expert legal advice as each lease can vary. Your landlord will want to ensure that the lessee can pay the rent and may require a guarantor before agreeing to the assignment. Our leasehold specialist solicitors will advise you on the requirements of your lease and explain what is needed before you can sell the lease. If a new lease is required despite there being a lease already in existence, an overriding lease can be granted. Our team of expert leasehold solicitors have an excellent track record of achieving results for landlords and lessees.
To speak to one of our specialist leasehold solicitors who can help with any aspect of a lease, please contact us by calling on 01483 887766, email, or get in touch via live chat.