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Yes, you do need a solicitor when buying your freehold, as there are specific legal processes that need to be followed and legal documentation to be handled.

The process of buying a freehold is lengthy and involves several legal documents, so hiring a solicitor will make the process easier. When looking for a solicitor, you should aim to contact a few firms to find the one most suitable.

A solicitor will help you through the formal procedure, as there are several steps that are taken when buying a freehold. For example, if you cannot agree on a price to buy your freehold, you can apply to a tribunal to help with the decision. You will also need a solicitor to help you register the lease extension with the Land Registry. 

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