Your house will almost certainly be more attractive to buyers with some general sprucing up and cleaning. We take a look at the improvements that truly add value to your property. More info...
From 1 January 2020, all septic tanks in England can no longer discharge untreated sewage into a watercourse. If your discharge causes pollution it may be considered an offence and can result in the Environment Agency taking enforcement action against you. More info...
Follow our advice to make sure you find interested buyers quickly and have everything prepared to ensure the property sale goes through quickly and efficiently. More info...
If you’re thinking of selling your property, it’s good to know what price you could potentially sell it for. By doing your research and preparing, you can ensure the price you advertise your property for is accurate and that you are more likely to sell for your asking price. More info...
In July 2019, a report was given to Government by the Regulation of Property Agents working group, outlining how letting and estate agents should be regulated in future. But what will this mean for landlords, tenants and homeowners? More info...
There are several things which homeowners are sometimes surprised to hear can devalue their home, here are some key things which could have a negative impact on your property's value. More info...
If you own a particularly old property, there could be a chance that it is considered a listed building. If this is the case, there are some important rules and laws you need to be aware of. More info...
There are often several points in the house buying and selling process that can cause a delay, and even when both buyer and seller are keen to exchange quickly, things can unexpectedly grind to a halt. More info...
Whether you’re a buyer, seller, landlord or tenant; there will be different services that your local authority is responsible for that will be useful to you. This guide goes through some of the services available from your council when it comes to housing and property. More info...
It may not seem like the perfect time, but moving house is often prioritised in the New Year, so you might be surprised by the strength of demand come January and February. Here are a few tips to make sure your home is at its best, whatever the weather. More info...
More than half of those who bought, sold or rented a home in the last five years had issues with their estate or letting agent. However, the majority didn’t check if their agent was regulated or part of a professional body before signing the contract. More info...
The discovery of Japanese Knotweed can jeopardise the sale of a property, so it makes sense to be one step ahead, saving you a lot of hassle and making sure the sale goes ahead. More info...
The summer can be a difficult time to sell a property, with holiday season in full swing and families spending time entertaining their children rather than house hunting. However, we have a few simple tips to help you to attract those summertime buyers. More info...
You need an agent that you can trust and rely on when issues arise. The quality of the agent makes a real difference. More info...
Sellers you typically have less costs than the buyer, however, you will still have some significant costs to bear in mind so it is best to be prepared. More info...
There are lots of things you need to think about when someone close to you passes away, and it can often be difficult to know where to start but it is important that you understand the process so that you know what to do next. More info...