Hello there i wonder if you could be of help i have a 3 bed flat which i brought in dec 2008(Walthamstow) for 210000 there are 95 years left on the lease. 99 year lease started in jan 2008 how much would be reasonable to extend by 90 years with peppercorn ground rent. Many thanks in advance
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The information guide for calculating the rough cost can be download from -
http://www.lease-advice.org/publicat...nt.asp?item=10
The guides give an example of the cost premium for flat with 95 years remaining under lease and current market value at 165K . So expect the rough cost to be around 1.5%
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Hi there, i have 75 years left on my lease and have informally asked the freeholder for the cost of the extension. They have advised £10k based on the statutory extension of 90 years and peppercorn rent.
I dont need a 90 year extension and dont mind keeping ground rent of say £150. How do i calculate a counter offer based on a 50 year extension and £150 ground rent?
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I spoke to my freeholder which is rare and he told me that he would extend the lease by 5 years back to 99 years i told him that it was 90 years on top of the 94 years unexpired i wanted he told me it would cost me 3 grand plus his costs. He told me you can,t add 90 years on the lease which is nonsense how do i get the process started with a lease extension because i am getting nowhere with the freeholder. Thanks in advance
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You can download the free guide publication to statutory lease extension and valuation from www.lease-advice.org
Also you can google search for "solicitor for statutory lease extension" and get quotes for their services.
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