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Dear Friend,
How would you like to own a piece of land for ABSOLUTELY NOTHING?
All you have to do to get
that free land is to follow a few easy steps.
Wouldn’t it be great
to own your own piece of land with no mortgage or bank loan at all-100%
owned by you!
Following a tried and
trusted process you could get your hands on some free land.
Did you know there
are AT LEAST 6 Million
unregistered properties or plots of land are lying unclaimed in the
U.K?
The Registered Institute of
Chartered Surveyors estimates there are over 1,500 plots of land or
property that are being
SUCCESSFULLY CLAIMED Every
Month!
Please do not be mistaken. This
system is 100% LEGAL and EASY to use!
All you need to do is read through
this easy to use guide in order to succeed.
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These insider tips will let
you claim FREE land or property the easy way!
THE 1ST IMPORTANT
TIP
How to start claiming
suitable land...
The first thing you should
be doing is to start going out for regular local walks.
While walking you should be looking out for “tell tale” signs of
land or property that looks unclaimed
Over a short space of time
you should be able to know how to spot unclaimed land in almost an
instant.
Old run down properties or perhaps some rusty old gates leading to a
field. I bet you can think of at least one place in your area that
might be unclaimed!
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THE 2nd IMPORTANT
TIP
DO NOT pay for a
solicitor...
When you get this invaluable
insider guide you will be SHOCKED at how easy it is to claim
possession of your land.
Why waste lots of money on a solicitor when with a little bit of
patience you can do it yourself when you follow this
EASY TO USE
GUIDE.
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THE 3rd IMPORTANT
TIP
How to
Claim your land legally
Once you have identified
your piece of land all you need to do is claim it!
This insider guide will show you how to do this in one simple, legal
and easy step.
It does not matter if it’s
your first time claiming.
As long as you follow the guide you will be successful and
TOTALLY within the Law!
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This is my
absolutely
RISK FREE Guarantee to
you!
If despite everything you are not happy for any reason I will refund
you 100% of your money as long as you make a claim within 60 days
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Whatever your background this is a proven method that has worked
over the years for thousands of people from all walks of life.
Imagine what you could do
with your free land or property?
Become a
Property Developer.
Sell your
land or property.
Develop it
into houses, flats or even your own luxury mansion!
Imagine how long it takes the average person in
this current climate to pay off their mortgage on a house?
At least 25 years if not
more! With just a little bit of work and patience you could own your
own house or plot of land
MORTGAGE
FREE in an amazingly short space of time.
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AS SEEN IN THE PRESS 'Squatter wins right to £1million flat after owners abandoned it'
'Squatter successfully claims ownership of £400,000 house after council forgot it owned it'
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Where Can You Claim Unregistered Land? Since time immemorial the practice of staking claim on free unregistered land or property has been in vogue. If one looks back at history, there are countless instances of such practices throughout. If you look back to the past, a perfect historical example would be that of the new settlers who came into America. These people claimed the free unregistered land and settled there, building houses and farmlands thinking them to be their own. Even today, there are millions of vacant and unused tracts of unregistered land that are lying abandoned and unused simply waiting for someone to stake a claim on them. The primary activity for you would be identifying a piece of free land to put your claim on. You need to be selective in this property identification process and undergo a little bit of detective work. Various forms exist in case of unclaimed or unwanted property. You need identify the unregistered land with some sure signs that they always possess, such as – fields and shrub lands, overgrown garden and gates, old unused garages, commercial premises or industrial buildings, derelicts, bordered up windows, etc. Unclaimed property or a piece of unwanted unregistered land might be of various forms and you need to be able to identify the same with some sure signs. Some of these signs include: overgrown gates, overgrown gardens, shrub land, broken or bordered up windows, derelicts, fields, old commercial premises, industrial buildings, unused garages and the like. The second step in claiming free unregistered land is doing the registration Check. Thus, once you have identified your free plot of land, you need to check whether it is already registered or not. The unregistered land Registry will give you that information which might come in any one of the three forms of – registered, Unregistered or Pending First application. Coming to the first instance of the unregistered land being registered, it might have several implications. For example, the owner might have died without any relatives or it might be that the relatives have no interest in the plot whatsoever. Even if the owner is living, it might be that he has abandoned the land and gone abroad. If the unregistered land registry tells you that it is not registered, they are basically telling you that it has not been registered before and thus does not have an owner. This is the best that can get for you to stake a claim on though you will have a harder time in tracing out the original owner in such a case. In the third case, that is, in case it is ‘Pending first Application’ it basically means that you have lost the race to someone else who has already made a claim on the said unregistered land. The best thing to do in this case would be to let go and go after another plot instead. Once, you have checked the registration status of the promising piece of land, you need to trace its original owner next as because you will be asked to provide evidence of having contacted the person while you go ahead to stake a claim on any unregistered land. Some helpful tips regarding this would be to primarily ask the immediate neighbours and then go check with the local post office, electoral roles, news agents, milkman, landlords or even the probate registry office in case he has already died. When you are ready for the claim, make sure you draw up a document and arrange for two witnesses in order to keep evidence of the claim start date. This document is not compulsory and you might ask your friends or colleagues to sign as witnesses. Some little helpful things like putting up a ‘No Trespassing’ sign or a little fence help a long way and even get the original owner back quickly if there are any. Using the unregistered land and earning rent from it or some revenue by holding boot sales are effective means of making money while you wait out the 10 – 12 years of your claiming time. The people who come to help the most in such cases are undoubtedly the immediate neighbours to the plot of unregistered land since hardly anybody wants to stay beside an old derelict having overgrown gardens with garbage strewn ponds. People who would be of help in your endeavour towards ‘adverse possession’ would undoubtedly be the immediate neighbours of the said unregistered land since hardly anybody wants to live beside a derelict house, garbage filled stream or an overgrown property where unwanted events might take place otherwise. Therefore, if you are interested in claiming free unregistered land you can make use of all these facilities and services mentioned above and put them to good use. There Are Many Ways To Get Unregistered Land At No Cost The practice of claiming free unregistered land was in vogue since times ancient. People have always been looking for better plots of unregistered land to settle in and once free land was found out, communities settled and thereafter thrived there. One of the biggest examples is that of America. Coming to the present scenario, it can be safely said that almost 40% of the total unregistered land in England and Wales are not registered. So you can very well imagine yourself being the proud owner of a decent plot of unregistered land provided you possess the two fold qualities of motivation and patience. The method of claiming free unregistered land starts with the first step of property identification .Thereafter, one need to focus on registration check, owner tracing, adverse possession and the like. But keep in mind that the various concepts of adverse possession should be known by you before you start off. The unregistered land Registry only mentions those unregistered land plots who have changed hands after 1990 or at least have been mortgaged I between. However, it only means that 40% of land falls outside its purview. A common misconception is that unregistered land means un owned land. However, the fact is that any land has an owner somewhere. But the good news is that it doesn’t make it un-claimable an affair. Your endeavours to claim free property starts with the step of property identification where you choose the plot of land you want to stake claim on. Since you cannot claim anything and everything that comes before your eyes, you need to be selective in your approach and watch for the surest signs of the same. Roam about your own neighbourhood to notice such signs but remember you have to have the eye of an observer for the purpose. Unregistered land that is free and abandoned would have signs such as shrub lands, overgrown gardens and gate, bordered up windows, unused industrial buildings or old commercial premises, etc. Driving around makes you miss these signs which are not-so-obvious in nature. However, if you take regular walks around your neighbourhood, these would surely catch your attention. The second step involves Registration Check where you need to contact the Land registry to find out the registration status of the said plot of unregistered land. The three kinds of status that can exist are those of ‘Registered’, ‘Unregistered’ or ‘Pending First application. In case of pending first application, it is best to trace your steps back to the property identification step since this simply means that someone has already found it out and registered the same before you. In case your plot is registered, you still have hope since it might be that the owner is dead without leaving any relatives or he might have permanently gone and settled somewhere abroad. The ideal situation to be in is if the plot is unregistered land which means that it is ripe for your claim. But it might also be the case that it has an owner who hasn’t registered the land yet. The step that comes next after registration check is that of owner tracing. For either of the above two situations you need to perform this specially since you would have to show later on that you had tried your best to contact the original owner. Owner’s whereabouts are best known by the immediate neighbours and hence interviewing them is your best technique for owner tracing. You can get your hand on owner information from the local post office, electoral roles, landlords and even milkmen. Remember to check with the probate registry office in case the owner is dead. Next, you have to forcefully show that you are the owner of the said plot of unregistered land and you can show your adverse possession by putting up a fence or a signboard saying ‘No Trespassing’. A good idea is to keep on record the date in which you start your claim and you can easily do this by drawing up a document and getting two witnesses to sign on it. When you embark upon adverse possession activities, it will naturally help your owner tracing efforts since if there is any original owner of this plot of unregistered land, he will hurry down after you put up a ‘No Trespassing’ signboard! There also exist many agencies and sites that do this detective work for you for a fee. Online sites, CDs and booklets are available to help you out in your adverse possession endeavours. The sites carry all the information regarding rules and regulations and also provide the templates of all necessary forms for unregistered land. |
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