This is a totally new concept that gives you the opportunity to purchase a luxurious home abroad without the problems and worries of additional costs, fees and the general maintenance of your property.  Unlike time share where you find hidden costs, pressurised sales and a multitude of hidden clauses in the contract.  FreeHoldUSA take away all your worries of you owning property abroad by taking care of the day to day costs giving you time to relax and enjoy your vacation home.
Please read on to clarify the relevant information on our terms and conditions that apply. 

• Your two weeks can be given or rented to your family or friends.

• Your investment can be transferred or sold at any time. We must be informed and we
   reserve the right of first option to purchase.

• All deeds will be held by a solicitor in the U.K. and cannot be released without all signatures of the lessees, including a member of FreeHoldUSA .  This is to protect your investment.

• Any damages from yourselves to your property must be replaced or paid for..

• For use of the pool heating system notice must be given in advance with a supplement charge applied.

• We pay all insurance costs to cover damage to your property.

• We pay all Florida taxes on your property.

• We maintain the house, pool and gardens not you.

• There are no additional maintenance fees and no hidden charges.

• FreeHoldUSA requires that all  owners obey all state and local laws, and to not allow any acts which are wasteful, destructive or annoying to others. 

• FreeHoldUSA has additional rules or regulations that the owners must follow, a provision can be included in a lease that references these rules. This lease does not create these additional rules and regulations, but rather requires that a written set of rules maybe attached to the lease if deemed necessary.

• "This is a new concept. It is a sound investment but before signing any contract we recommend and expect you to obtain professional advice from your solicitor.

• If there is more than one Grantee, decide whether or not you will be holding the property as "owners in common" or as "joint owners". This decision is important. If held as "joint owners", the property interest of one joint owner passes automatically to the surviving joint owner upon death. If held as "owners in common", the deceased's owner's interest passes to his or her heirs at law, and not to the surviving owner. If not specified, ownerships  will be presumed to be a ownership in common, and not a joint ownership. The difference and importance of choosing the correct type of ownership in a Community Property State is even more important. Thus, it is important that if you do not know how you should hold title, consult an lawyer or real estate specialist.

• All material contained within our web site is intended to constitute legal advice. Legal advice of any nature should be sought from competent, independent, legal counsel in the relevant jurisdiction. Due to the variances of many local, city, county and state laws, we recommend that you seek professional legal counseling before entering into any contract or agreement. The information contained within our web site is designed to provide an outline that you can follow when formulating your financial plans.
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