Lease Extension

Renew the Lease of a Flat

A leaseholder who has been a qualifying tenant of a flat for the last two years has the right to acquire a new lease for a term of 90 years at a peppercorn rent on payment of a fair premium. On the death of a qualifying tenant the right can be exercised by his personal representative. A qualifying tenant of a flat with a short lease, who wants to sell his flat, can avoid buying a lease extension himself by assigning his right to the buyer. We can:

• Tell you if you qualify for a lease extension
• Draft all legal notices
• Give you a desk top estimate of how much it may cost to extend the lease
• Advise you about the terms of the new lease
• Make all necessary applications to the LVT and the county court.

Call 02071932791 or e-mail info@freshlaw.co.uk for a free initial consultation. 

• Ballpark Estimates from £65
• Step-by-Step to Extending a Lease
• Costs of Buying a Lease Extension
• Selling/Buying a Flat with a Short Lease
• What is a Deed of Variation
• Tribunal Applications
• Buy the Freehold