My understanding of the term "freehold" is that you own the property AND the land it is built on outright. That's how it is in the UK anyways. (So an apartment or flat can never be freehold since you don't own the land the entire block is built on.)
My understanding of the term "freehold" is that you own the property AND the land it is built on outright. That's how it is in the UK anyways.
(So an apartment or flat can never be freehold since you don't own the land the entire block is built on.)