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Understanding Leasehold Property Ownership in New Zealand
Leasehold property ownership is a unique form of tenure where you own the building but not the land beneath it. This guide covers the pros and cons of leasehold in New Zealand, key terms, common risks, and the crucial questions to ask before you buy.