Parliament is in recess at the moment for the summer break, meaning that there’s not been much in the way of concrete developments on Brexit. However, in recent days, there have been a number of news articles dealing with the thorny issue of house prices at the moment – and whether or not Brexit poses […]
It’s an exciting time when looking to buy your first home, but it can also be incredibly overwhelming with so much to consider, terminology to remember and things to organise. Once you have completed the sale and exchanged, it can be a great relief but unfortunately, there are many things that can go wrong along […]
Most properties experience problems at some point, and as a homeowner, it is a good idea to have a contingency in place in the event of any property problems as it is likely that you will have to cover costs of repairs or general maintenance during your time as the homeowner. However some problems can […]
When owning property, the homeowner is generally responsible for repairs that need doing to the property. However, it can get confusing if your property is leasehold, such as an apartment where there is a freeholder who owns the land. If there is more than one apartment within the same building it can further complicate matters […]
It is always an exciting time when it comes to exchanging contracts when you are purchasing a property. However, it isn’t always straight forward and can be a little complicated and frustrated. So here is the low down on everything you need to know about getting that quick house sale without the hassle. Exchanging […]
When buying or selling a property, one of the biggest expenses can be Stamp Duty which can end up costing thousands of pounds on top of the selling price so it is really important to bear this in mind when budgeting. The buyer is usually the person responsible for paying Stamp Duty, on properties over […]
