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    Can a Leasehold Property Be Used for Short-Term Letting?

    Kaizen Property ServicesPublished Updated 2 min read

    Many leases contain restrictions on subletting, business use or minimum letting periods that affect short-term letting. Head-lease terms and freeholder consent can be decisive. Leaseholders should read the lease carefully and take advice before listing a property. This guide explains what to look for.

    This preview will be expanded into a full Kaizen guide. This information is general guidance and is not legal or financial advice.

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    Can a Leasehold Property Be Used for Short-Term Letting?