It means the owner says the current lease has roughly 20 years left to run. Before relying on that figure, have your lawyer check the registered start and expiry dates, renewal wording, assignment or transfer process, landowner obligations and any steps needed to place the new buyer into the arrangement.
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What Does Having About 20 Years Left on the Lease Mean for a Buyer?
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