Alternatives to Collective Enfranchisement

Lease Extension

• If none of your neighbouring leaseholders are interested in Collective Enfranchisement but you still wish to maintain the length of your lease and value of your property, Lease Extension may be an option.
• Provided that you qualify, you can apply for a 90 year Lease Extension. This does not require the participation of any of the other leaseholders. Pro-Leagle offer a full Lease Extension service.

Right to Manage

• If leaseholders do not wish to pay the cost of Collective Enfranchisement but still wish to rectify poor management or persistent service charge abuses, Right to Manage may be an option.
• Provided that you qualify, you and your fellow leaseholders could take over management of the property. The costs involved are generally low. Pro-Leagle offer a full Right to Manage service.