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That's easily done then - as I can see on my report the ground rent figures for every property from when i purchased. Thanks

Ah okay - always thought it was all or nothing in regards to buying it but that makes it slightly easier. I think (docs at home) it worked out about 8k for each flat... so about £150k ish (probably nearer 160k in total)...

It's got 152 years on it currently so it's not my plan to extend yet - but see your points. Just not sure if it'll be that easy getting everybody else on board!

Yeah I mean, that's pretty much where I stand... A lot of people in the block - like my partner and I, are first time buyings as it's the way of getting on the ladder now (with Govt. help), and will so many flats to organise I am doubtful it'll happen - it is also one of the reasons that I am...

It's currently held by the developers who built it... I mean... It's my first home, so I plan on being here perhaps 3 years... 5 years max before moving onto something bigger and better (a house)... Good thing to have though right? Good selling point?

I got an offer to buy the share of freehold for my recently purchased property... but considering there are 19 other flats who have all just recently bought, i am guessing it's not going to happen... What does everybody think? Worth it for a 2 bed new build or nah?