A Flying Freehold is a term used to describe a portion of the property which is reported to extend over or under the neighbouring property or land. This section of the property is known as a flying or creeping freehold. Freeholds that fly over or creep under...
Right to Buy was introduced to give eligible tenants an opportunity to buy their council property at a discounted price. This article will explain how you can buy a council property, if you have right to buy, what discount you could get and the timeframe for the...
Living in England we are incredibly lucky to have beautiful, historic buildings right on our doorstep, but what do you need to consider if you have found one you love and are contemplating making it your new home? Wollens Paralegal Daisy Otton writes this helpful...
Shared ownership is an alternative home ownership scheme. It allows prospective buyers to purchase a share of a property (this will usually be between 25% and 75%) and pay rent on the remaining share. The remaining share of the property is owned by a housing...
When you instruct Wollens to act on your sale and purchase, we will be in frequent contact throughout the transaction, helping you along the way and explaining each step. A lot of work takes place in the lead up to completion of the transaction. If you are selling...
Buying a residential property (whether it is freehold or leasehold) for most people is one of the most expensive purchases you are likely to come across in your lifetime. Upon embarking on a property purchase, it is imperative that Buyers should be made aware of a...
