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You could negotiate a lease extension, but you need to be aware of the risks.
Prior to the lease extension the Valuer will: Provide the best and worst case valuation. Advise on the amount of the offer to be made in the Notice. Negotiate an agreed settlement of the premium payable for the new lease. This includes representation at the Tribunal, in the event we are required to issue a claim.
Suggest a specific new deadline or timeline that you believe is reasonable, showing that you have thought through your request. Thank your landlord for considering your request, and express your willingness to communicate further if needed. Make sure to include your contact information for any follow-up.
Leasehold properties come with their unique sets of rules, set out in the lease agreement and known as covenants. Of these, restrictive covenants are those that prevent you from doing certain things. Often, freeholder consent is required before any significant alterations, such as building an extension, can commence.
You can ask the landlord/freeholder to sell you the freehold at any time. By law, they must offer all leaseholders first refusal to buy the freehold if they wish to sell it. Buying the freehold to your flat isnt something you can do on your own though, to qualify you have to get your neighbours involved too.

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Improvements made in lieu of rent are expensed in the period incurred. If the lease contains an option to renew and the likelihood of renewal is uncertain, the leasehold improvement is written off over the life of the initial lease term or useful life of the improvement, whichever is shorter.
Lease Renewal: The end of a lease term is usually the most opportune time to negotiate the rent. You may discuss the terms for the next lease period and negotiate a better rate then. Landlords typically prefer to retain good tenants over finding new ones.
Lease Extension Negotiation: How to Successfully Negotiate With Your Freeholder Any reasonable negotiation should be based on a RICS valuation. You can begin negotiating before you serve section 42. If your freeholder refuses to agree to a lease extension premium you may be able to go to tribunal.

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