Question: what is a Reversionary Freehold Ground Rent? 

Answer: Hmmm, this sounds like a bit of a mixed up question. I'll answer as best as I can under English & Welsh law - assuming that's what you want.\n\nThere are two sorts of ways you can own land - freehold (ie you can be in possession forever) and leasehold (ie you're only in possession until the lease comes to an end).\n\nA leasehold title is granted out of a freehold title.  When a lease is created, the freehold title owner becomes the landlord and the leasehold title owner is the tenant.\n\nOnly the leaseholder has the right to occupy the land until the lease comes to an end. That right then reverts to the freeholder.\n\nThis right to re-enter the land when the lease comes to an end is called the "freehold reversion".  The landlord is also sometimes known as the reversioner.\n\nIf rent is payable on the lease (and it normally is), it is often known as a "ground rent" or "lease rent".  The landlord will be entitled to this.\n\nSo I imagine that this reversionary freehold ground rent is the lease payment due to the landlord.  Hope this helps.
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