Most UK property investors have never even heard of “bona vacantia”. Basically, when a limited company gets dissolved (whether it’s a voluntary strike-off or through liquidation), any leftover assets like property, land, cash, you name it…automatically go to the Crown as “bona vacantia” (which just means ownerless goods). We’re talking houses, flats, garage blocks, development plots, ransom strips, commercial yards… and a lot of these sit there completely unnoticed for years…even decades! All this stuff is public record through the Land Registry and Companies House, but hardly anyone actually goes looking for it in a systematic way. If you’re curious how these opportunities actually work in practice just drop a comment or shoot me a DM. I’d be happy to share more.

Posted by Adam Robinson at 2026-01-14 08:04:27 UTC