[ad_1] The UK is the second-most popular study destination in the world, with nearly 20% of students in the 2016-17 academic year coming from abroad and 13% of those from outside the EU. That means if you’ve got a rental property in one of our major cities, there’s likely to be a high proportion of…
[ad_1] The big difference between buying a ‘second hand’ property and a new build is that when you buy brand new and off plan, you’re dealing with a developer. They have their own terms of sale and, because the house probably isn’t built yet – or isn’t finished – you can’t be absolutely sure how…
[ad_1] As a landlord, you have a duty of care to your tenants. That means you’re legally obliged to provide safe accommodation for them and do everything you can to minimise the risks from the hazards, in England, this is outlined in the Housing Health and Safety Rating System (HHSRS). In Scotland, the rules are…
[ad_1] With any investment for a rented property, it’s a careful balance between cost and quality. In terms of appliances, even if you’re letting your property unfurnished, tenants now expect white goods and certain appliances to be included: Oven and hob Fridge Freezer Washing machine Dishwasher Microwave Every model is built with an average lifespan…
[ad_1] Prices: England and Wales Data for February shows Wales as the stand-out performer, with prices up 3% year-on-year, versus a drop of 0.5% for England and Wales as a whole. Although prices have grown for the third month in a row, sales transaction levels remain lower than usual for this time of year. The…
