Most people know the difference between renting and owning a home, but there’s a third category that many are not familiar with—a leasehold (or freehold) property. A leasehold is where you lease (or ...

Even if you’ve bought your property and have become its legal owner, you might only own the bricks and mortar, not the land it’s built on. Most flats in England and Wales are sold on this leasehold ...

Homeownership in the UK comes in two main forms: freehold and leasehold. Understanding the difference between the two is really important before you go ahead with a home purchase, as they come with ...

When you buy a house in the UK, you pay your money and then you own the house, right? Unfortunately, it’s not quite that simple. Unlike in other countries, property ownership in England is ...

Most people know the difference between renting and owning a home, but there's a third category that many are not familiar with, called a leasehold property. A leasehold is where you lease (or rent) ...