Thu 15 Apr 2021
Even if your garden or outdoor space isnt south-facing, its still likely to be a popular feature with prospective buyers especially in the summer months as more people are prioritising outdoor space than ever before.…
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Thu 01 Apr 2021
When selling your property, its important to familiarise yourself with the current market and how you can best attract prospective buyers. Fortunately, the market remains active since its reopening in May 2020, buoyed by the extended stamp duty holiday recently announced in the spring Budget.…
Mon 01 Mar 2021
How can buyers prepare for a big move without overcrowding their current space? Below, using advice from self-storage company Space Station, we list six ways to maintain a comfortable living space while building a collection for a future move.…
Mon 01 Feb 2021
One of the easiest ways to enhance your surroundings is to ensure plenty of natural daylight enters your home. For remote workers, its especially important that you set up a comfortable, bright and airy office space that will allow them to concentrate throughout the day.…
Mon 01 Feb 2021
Whilst buildings insurance is mandatory for any landlord with a mortgage on their rental property, many landlords do not realise the benefit of contents insurance (if the property is let unfurnished) or landlord indemnity insurance until it is TOO LATE. Find out more about it here.…
Fri 01 Jan 2021
Its sometimes said that the main trade bodies operating in the lettings sphere dont take enough direct action, or are too tentative in their lobbying, but the leading landlord and letting agent associations are now taking the fight to the government in order to protect landlords from financial issues as well as improving the eviction process for all parties.…
Fri 01 Jan 2021
With many of us spending more time indoors, its no surprise that people are seeking to make home improvements to their properties. Therefore, as a seller, its worth sprucing up your home dcor before listing your home on the market.…
Tue 01 Dec 2020
There were big concerns, when the pandemic first hit and the first nationwide lockdown was introduced, that Covid-19 could lead to a housing crash of the like seen in 2008-9, in the aftermath of the global financial crisis, when millions were pushed into negative equity and house prices fell off a cliff very rapidly.…