Buying a House - Freehold

Owning a freehold property means you have full ownership of the property inclusive of any house, garden and the land on which it is built. If you are looking at buying a freehold property in the UK, you need to take the help of a solicitor to know the legal requirements, which can be quite complicated and stressful. There are many issues which could affect the cost of buying the home, such as the deposit amount, the terms of mortgage and leaseholder notice fees. Buying a freehold property requires a specialist lawyer’s advice, especially with regard to the repayment options available on the mortgage, and that is where Legal Compare can assist you.

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