How much is your ground rent portfolio worth?

How much is your ground rent portfolio worth? Not just in monetary values, but in how much time it takes to manage, the excess paperwork and the negotiations with leaseholders who may want to purchase their ground rents from you? Is it worth the headache, especially with a small portfolio?

For many people with small ground rent portfolios, the answer is “the administration outweighs the reward”.

For the sake of an investment that may be worth a few thousand pounds, the logistics surrounding managing a ground rent portfolio can outweigh their potential return. Which is why many people are now taking advantage of specialist companies like us to buy their portfolios from them and unlock the cash asset to invest in something else.

Cash4GroundRents are specialists at buying ground rent portfolios.

We have been purchasing these types of investments for years and have a detailed understanding of the processes involved and an appreciation that not everyone wants the hassle of looking after the ground rents on a handful of properties. We can advise you on the logistics of selling your ground rent portfolio, including the legal requirements.

We know exactly how much your ground rent is worth, and what it takes to manage a portfolio.

The law governing ground rents has changed in recent years, and before you can sell your portfolio, you are required to give your leaseholders ‘first refusal’ on buying the ground rent on their properties. This is known as a Section 5 notice, which means that leaseholders have two months to decide if they want to purchase the ground rent from you and then a further two months to nominate a purchaser.

Our experts can guide you through the process every step of the way

Notices must be legally correct, and that’s where we can help. If your leaseholders pass on the opportunity to purchase their ground rents, we are more than willing to take the burden off your hands and give you the full cash value instantly.