Expert Realtors in Borehamwood

There are a number of factors to consider when disposing of your existing building, for example: Do you have mandates from your organisation or members to sell or let your property Do you have all the necessary documentation regarding your existing property readily available Do you have a firm of solicitors that can handle your affairs Consider if you have somewhere to move to if applicable Check if your existing property is leasehold and that you can you assign or sub-let your property. Have you instructed a suitable company to handle the sale or letting. Check if you are moving to new premises, that you have the necessary funding arranged. Check what you will need to do to satisfy the Charity Commissioners obligations if applicable Much will depend upon the individual circumstances which apply to your own situation. However, it will be a case-by-case scenario and we will help to guide you through the process to ensure as far as is possible, a smooth transition. Do not get phased initially, as we have the experience and connections to point you in the right direction, as required.

We can assist and have consulted and worked with owners/developers on many mixed-use developments. We understand the need that in some circumstances, the community/religious use will require to be retained, where a former a former D1/D2 building is proposed to be re-developed or to change the use. We can advise generally as to specific requirements needed for each case in order to facilitate a development/change of use, to incorporate both commercial and residential uses. In many instances, we can also approach independent parties on or off market to ensure that we have a tenant/buyer lined up upon completion.

We have found that parties are willing to commit to properties up to 12 months in advance. It will of course depend on the situation of the property and tenant at the time, however in these instances we urge you to get in touch with us if there is 12 months or less remaining, so we can advise on how to proceed. Ideally we will find a suitable tenant who will commit to an agreement for lease and legally be bound to enter into a new contract immediately upon the termination of the current tenants, so you will not have an empty building.