Buying a home on leased land is not inherently disastrous if purchased at a heavily discounted price with a very long remaining lease term (such as several centuries). However, for most everyday buyers, it is considered a risky financial move because you do not own the underlying land. Escalating ground rent reviews can rapidly erode your disposable income, resale liquidity is frequently constrained due to buyer hesitation, and the approaching expiration of the lease term can ultimately destroy your entire capital investment.
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