What Can I Give My Dog For Tooth Pain?
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The downside is that you are really only 'renting' the property from a freeholder for a set period of time - often 90 years etc. After that period ownership goes back to the freeholder. Most flats are leasehold and will have conditions attached by the landlord such as maintenance contributions. See here: http://www.themovechannel.com/howto/find/freehold-or-leasehold.asp | |
Submitted By: Octavius | Date Submitted: Thurs 25/08/05 12:31 |