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A freeholding building is a building that you are allowed to keep as your own under certain regulations. You must perform all maintenance, pay for necessary utilities, and pay for taxes on the building. When these requirements are met the building is yours to keep without fear of it being taken away.
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Is a lease estate a freehold estate?
No. A lease is a leasehold estate.
What does CTS mean in real estate?
C stand for CITY T stand for Title means owner status weather Freehold or Leasehold S stand for Survey No. of Plot Example. 32 or 32/1
In Parliament Building of New Delhi totally how many pillars is there?
in parliament building of newdelhi totally 144 pillars is there
What is the average height of a building?
The average height of a building is the height of every building in the world added together then divided by the number of all the buildings in the world. This would be a very difficult number to find as it is constantly changing.
What is the definition of rundown?
rundown means a building
What is the difference between freehold borough and freehold township new jersey?
Freehold township is better
Can a company occupying a building make gains from freehold land in a leasing agreement?
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Where is the Freehold Public Library in Freehold located?
The address of the Freehold Public Library is: 28 1/2 E. Main Street, Freehold, 07728 2202
When was Farnham's Freehold written?
Farnham's Freehold was published in 1964.
What should be Journal entry for purchase of building from capital reserve account?
Credit your capital account, debit the freehold property account
What is freehold real estate?
the one in which you own the house (building) and the land. sometimes owner is allowed to modify the exteriors and in some instance not.
Where did Bruce go to college?
Freehold Borough High School in Freehold, New Jersey.
What are freehold building?
These buildings have been acquired from the local authority/ private builders on payment of lumpsum amount which includes cost of land also.
What is stratum in freehold?
A stratum in freehold is a type of title that is used when purchasing property in New Zealand. Strata means that you are buying separate units on separate levels. For example if you bought an apartment on the first floor and second floor of a building, you would receive a strata title.
What country is freehold in?
Well, country is spelled with a ¨u¨. And freehold is probably in Canada.
When was Freehold Jewish Center created?
Freehold Jewish Center was created in 1911.
When was Freehold High School created?
Freehold High School was created in 1923.
