Reply to the comment left by Paul Essex at 11:24 Paul Essex Depends on what lease says but in an RMC as a nominee trust what is paid in for major repairs subject to a Section 20 notice will remain...
Reply to Kate Gould I understand Commonhold is similar to share of freehold in which each unit holder owns and runs the Residents Management Company RMC)which holds leaseholders titles but not the equity so each leaseholder is their own lessor...
The further issue is that if the tenant that is the intermediate landlord’s tenant tactic to refuse to use the dehumidifier etc and the mould causes the intermediate landlord to be in breach of her lease with her superior landlord...
Could I suggest you collect your evidence and start with AI because leasehold ownership in Liverpool is extremely challenging. While I’m not suggesting AI is altogether accurate because it works from the information you provide it raises lines of enquiry...
Reply Robin Wilson Agree with all that, and with share of freehold interest the complexity of company law. We haven’t had a revolution to sweep away this feudal system introduced by William the Conqueror whose supporters still own the land...
Would have been useful to compare and contrast with share of freehold interest held in a registered limited company with Deeds of Trust held by leaseholders who are shareholders under company Articles and as lessees under terms of their individual...
Reply to the comment left by G Master at 18/05/2026 - 20:21Intermediate landlord is leaseholder who sublets a property to a tenant, acting as Landlord to the occupier but as a tenant to the freeholder, repairing obligations and liability are...
Debra You say you own a flat under a long residential lease. Does your lease permit you to sublet? You are bound to pay service charge and Ground rent under the legally binding terms of your lease contract to the...
This article does not properly define “embedded “ management company. I understand an embedded management company is a Residents Management company as Right to Manage (RTM) or (RMC ) or freehold owning (FRMC) incorporated companies registered at Companies House as...
Ashley Yes it’s registered as leasehold with share of freehold held in the management company known as a freehold owning RMC, and the FRMC holds the lease on the Estate probably with fixed Estate service charge, and as it’s fixed...
Ref: Mark Weeden Agree and the freehold reversion held in the Man Co and each house has a lease and when last property sold, each resident has lease with share of the freehold interest- So each resident has 2 roles...
Read the new Leasehold and Reform Act 2024 and there may be reference to do with leaseholders having the same rights under Estate Service charges as the leaseholder rights and protections for variable maintenance cost due under your lease under...
It depends on what it states on the lease to your daughter’s flat the conditions which are legally binding on her and whoever defined as the landlord/lessor when she paid the premium on assignment to her of the lease. If...
Contact LEASE. The original freeholder is required to offer the freehold to long residential leaseholders. You can contact the Land Registry to find out the current situation and what they have as the registered address of the proposed purchaser of...
Each leaseholders lease is the key document and legally binding contract to the parties to it. If the lease specifically expresses that short term lets are not permitted then acting on behalf of the landlord ( Identified party in the...
If they are three separate long residential leases then they each hold a separate title to their own lease. Their share of freehold interest in the building structure and the land it stands on in joint three way ownership in...
Replying to previous post regarding buying 2/3rds of the freehold. The freehold of the building and the land it stands on has a class of title registered at HMLR, if it’s not registered ie no title, then HMLR recognises the...
Reply to the comment left by Tim Peters at 15/04/2026 - 11:25Just checked HMRC website regarding sale of freehold reversion held in a limited company and this is complex and legal advice should be sought. The limited company is a...
Reply to the comment left by Ben White at 11/04/2026 - 20:07Susannah R to R has fewer protections than ASTs and R to R only legal if your own Head leases specifically allows the agent to sublet.
Must admit I couldn’t follow previous responses so I turned to NRLA 2024 reports on Rent to Rent agreements and would recommend. Conclusions (1) market circumstances change and (2) most relevant- obtain legal advice to understand the legal implications of...
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Reply to the comment left by Paul Essex at 11:24 Paul Essex Depends on what lease says but in an RMC as a nominee trust what is paid in for major repairs subject to a Section 20 notice will remain...
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Reply to Kate Gould I understand Commonhold is similar to share of freehold in which each unit holder owns and runs the Residents Management Company RMC)which holds leaseholders titles but not the equity so each leaseholder is their own lessor...
Read More →23rd May 2026, 2 weeks ago
The further issue is that if the tenant that is the intermediate landlord’s tenant tactic to refuse to use the dehumidifier etc and the mould causes the intermediate landlord to be in breach of her lease with her superior landlord...
Read More →22nd May 2026, 2 weeks ago
Could I suggest you collect your evidence and start with AI because leasehold ownership in Liverpool is extremely challenging. While I’m not suggesting AI is altogether accurate because it works from the information you provide it raises lines of enquiry...
Read More →22nd May 2026, 2 weeks ago
Reply Robin Wilson Agree with all that, and with share of freehold interest the complexity of company law. We haven’t had a revolution to sweep away this feudal system introduced by William the Conqueror whose supporters still own the land...
Read More →21st May 2026, 2 weeks ago
Would have been useful to compare and contrast with share of freehold interest held in a registered limited company with Deeds of Trust held by leaseholders who are shareholders under company Articles and as lessees under terms of their individual...
Read More →Reply to comment left by G Master at 18/05/2026 - 20:21
Reply to the comment left by G Master at 18/05/2026 - 20:21Intermediate landlord is leaseholder who sublets a property to a tenant, acting as Landlord to the occupier but as a tenant to the freeholder, repairing obligations and liability are...
Read More →18th May 2026, 2 weeks ago
Debra You say you own a flat under a long residential lease. Does your lease permit you to sublet? You are bound to pay service charge and Ground rent under the legally binding terms of your lease contract to the...
Read More →6th May 2026, 4 weeks ago
This article does not properly define “embedded “ management company. I understand an embedded management company is a Residents Management company as Right to Manage (RTM) or (RMC ) or freehold owning (FRMC) incorporated companies registered at Companies House as...
Read More →4th May 2026, 1 month ago
Ashley Yes it’s registered as leasehold with share of freehold held in the management company known as a freehold owning RMC, and the FRMC holds the lease on the Estate probably with fixed Estate service charge, and as it’s fixed...
Read More →30th April 2026, 1 month ago
Ref: Mark Weeden Agree and the freehold reversion held in the Man Co and each house has a lease and when last property sold, each resident has lease with share of the freehold interest- So each resident has 2 roles...
Read More →30th April 2026, 1 month ago
Read the new Leasehold and Reform Act 2024 and there may be reference to do with leaseholders having the same rights under Estate Service charges as the leaseholder rights and protections for variable maintenance cost due under your lease under...
Read More →28th April 2026, 1 month ago
It depends on what it states on the lease to your daughter’s flat the conditions which are legally binding on her and whoever defined as the landlord/lessor when she paid the premium on assignment to her of the lease. If...
Read More →24th April 2026, 1 month ago
Contact LEASE. The original freeholder is required to offer the freehold to long residential leaseholders. You can contact the Land Registry to find out the current situation and what they have as the registered address of the proposed purchaser of...
Read More →23rd April 2026, 1 month ago
Each leaseholders lease is the key document and legally binding contract to the parties to it. If the lease specifically expresses that short term lets are not permitted then acting on behalf of the landlord ( Identified party in the...
Read More →19th April 2026, 2 months ago
If they are three separate long residential leases then they each hold a separate title to their own lease. Their share of freehold interest in the building structure and the land it stands on in joint three way ownership in...
Read More →16th April 2026, 2 months ago
Replying to previous post regarding buying 2/3rds of the freehold. The freehold of the building and the land it stands on has a class of title registered at HMLR, if it’s not registered ie no title, then HMLR recognises the...
Read More →Reply to comment left by Tim Peters at 15/04/2026 - 11:25
Reply to the comment left by Tim Peters at 15/04/2026 - 11:25Just checked HMRC website regarding sale of freehold reversion held in a limited company and this is complex and legal advice should be sought. The limited company is a...
Read More →Reply to comment left by Ben White at 11/04/2026 - 20:07
Reply to the comment left by Ben White at 11/04/2026 - 20:07Susannah R to R has fewer protections than ASTs and R to R only legal if your own Head leases specifically allows the agent to sublet.
Read More →11th April 2026, 2 months ago
Must admit I couldn’t follow previous responses so I turned to NRLA 2024 reports on Rent to Rent agreements and would recommend. Conclusions (1) market circumstances change and (2) most relevant- obtain legal advice to understand the legal implications of...
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