James Lynch
James Lynch, Founder of #TheTitleSplitConsultant, will personally lead every single live session that you attend.
Helping you accelerate your property portfolio. Our clients range from complete property newbies, through to RICS Surveyors, Property Solicitors, Estate Agents, Property Auctioneers, Architects, and more.
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James Lynch, Founder of #TheTitleSplitConsultant, will personally lead every single live session that you attend.
Constantly growing, at August 2026, our portfolio is 80 units, with 4 more in legals. If you are intending to work with any property educator, you should verify their claims. Feel free to look us up on Companies House today! Now try that with anyone else you are considering working with...
Our Buy-to-let ownership dates back to 2012. Before we moved to full time property investing and developing, we were Project Managers in highly regulated industries.
The questions investors ask us every week in the deal clinic, answered in full. Start with what a title split is, or go straight to the one you need.
The three routes, the two-company structure every split needs, and the eight steps from first look to registered titles.
Read the guide → TimingWeeks for the leases, months for the registration, and why the difference is whether anyone chases.
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Title splitting is dividing one registered title into several. For a block of flats, the freehold stays as one title and each flat is granted its own long lease, so it becomes a separate leasehold title that can be mortgaged or sold on its own. Nothing changes on the ground; what changes is how the building is owned on paper, and lenders, valuers and buyers respond to that.
We teach clients to focus on blocks where splitting can increase the value by around 25% to 45%, often without any physical work. The uplift exists because individual flats sell to a wider pool of buyers, and borrow from a wider pool of lenders, than a whole block does. Not every block delivers it, and the skill is knowing which ones will.
The leases can be drafted in weeks and are usually granted on completion day. Registering the new titles at Land Registry is the slow part: left alone it can take around 18 months, chased hard with the expedite service it can be three to six. Every month unregistered is a month on expensive finance, so the chasing matters.
Legal fees for drafting and granting the leases, a Land Registry compliant plan for each flat, a valuation, Land Registry fees, indemnity cover, the two-company structure and the compliance documents each flat needs. On a block of around ten flats the professional costs are a five-figure sum. Finance costs while the titles register are often the biggest line.
Yes, once the new titles are registered, and on a split-on-acquisition deal the lender will often lend against the split value from completion day on a special assumption valuation. Lenders are size-sensitive: flats above about 30 square metres are much easier to finance than smaller ones.
A title split changes ownership, not the building, so it does not itself need planning permission. What matters is that the flats are lawful, self-contained units with their own utilities, and that the building is not an unlicensed Section 257 HMO. Those are due diligence questions, not planning applications.
James Lynch, a UK property investor who buys and splits blocks of flats and mixed-use buildings, and teaches other investors and property professionals to do the same. At August 2026 the portfolio stood at 80 units with 4 more in legals, verifiable at Companies House under company number 16847333. James leads every live session personally.
Everyone from first-time investors to RICS surveyors, property solicitors, estate agents, auctioneers and architects. Most people start with Deals and Analysis, four live two-hour group sessions at £995 including VAT, then take an hour on a live deal or move to mentorship when the deals are coming.