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Can a leaseholder force the freeholder to sell the freehold?

mattH

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Graceisabelleslie

Graceisabelleslie

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Hi there, yes it is possible under certain circumstances and I believe the process is called collective enfranchisement; https://www.lease-advice.org/advice-guide/ce-getting-started/

I'm a freelance property consultant and I work for buyers and sellers, I just so happen to have acquired a Share of the Freehold in my property a few years back though that was a bit of a difference scenario as we had an absent freeholder but the premise is still the same, working together with your co-leaseholders with the same goal in mind.

Feel free to get back in contact if I can help with anything else property related.

[email protected] / @placeldn

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