[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…
[ad_1] Whether you’re looking for a ready to go investment, something that needs a little bit of work or a development opportunity, we have it covered. To find out more about Buy to Let or how we can help you, contact your local branch or email landlords@your-move.co.uk. Not what you’re looking for? Start you own…
[ad_1] Some landlords like to let to particular type of tenant, others focus on the length of time a tenant’s going to stay. Either way, it’s useful to have an idea of which are likely to move on in 6 or 12 months and which are more likely to be long-term renters. A key factor…
[ad_1] The internet has once again taken over. Less of us are browsing for new homes in the papers and lower numbers now congregate outside the estate agents to window shop. If you are either selling, buying or renting, the chances are you will find yourself online. However if you are selling your property, how…
[ad_1] Have you ever found yourself sobbing into a pile of brown tape? Or had a monster row with your other half because you accidently packed the cat? Moving house is rumoured to be as stressful as divorce and packing up the house can be a lengthy and torturous process. However, it doesn’t have to…
[ad_1] We all like an additional bit of space in our homes whether it’s to watch a film, fulfil a hobby or give extra space to our children to make as much noise as they want. Getting ‘away from it all’, can help to create the perfect ambience in a busy home. 1. Down at…
[ad_1] On the 1st March, the High Court ruled that Right to Rent breaches the Human Rights Act, essentially because some landlords who are worried about getting things wrong and falling foul of the legislation are rejecting tenants based purely on their nationality and ethnicity. The legislation came into force in England in 2016 and…
