[ad_1] Whether you are a first time buyer or a family looking to move up the property ladder, we feature fabulous properties with fireplaces that are perfect for snuggling in front of this season. A fabulous Scandinavian lodge Get cosy this season with this Scandinavian lodge at the bottom of the garden. Find out more A…
[ad_1] Private tenants and various tenant groups have been lobbying for greater security of tenure in the Private Rented Sector (PRS) for a long time. At it stands currently, once the initial fixed term of a contract has expired, landlords and agents can use a Section 21 Notice to issue a tenant with two months’…
[ad_1] We would like to wish our Lettings Compliance Manager, Valerie Bannister, the very best of luck as she prepares to take part in a Great Agent Sleep Out next week in aid of the charity, Centrepoint. Valerie will join others within the estate and lettings industry in sleeping outdoors (overnight) in Olympic Park in London on 21st November…
[ad_1] If you’re moving in with your partner and you both own a property, you may be trying to decide whether to sell up or hang on to yours. If you sell the property If you’ve been living in the property on your own, chances are it’s appropriate for a first-time buyer and there’s no…
[ad_1] When the Habitation Act came into force in England in March this year, it became a specific legal requirement that rented properties are fit for human habitation at the start of a tenancy and remain so throughout the term of the lease agreement. At the same time, tenants were given the power to take…
[ad_1] An uninsulated property can lose a huge amount of heat – around a third through the walls and around a quarter through the roof. With the new Minimum Energy Efficiency Standards rules it’s more important that ever to ensure your Buy to Let is as energy efficient as possible and installing proper insulation is one…
[ad_1] When Minimum Energy Efficiency Standards (MEES) came into force on 01 April 2018, it became illegal to let or renew an assured tenancy on a domestic property in England and Wales rated F or G on the EPC – unless you registered and qualified for an exemption. From 01 April next year, that rule…
[ad_1] If you’re planning to renovate a property, two important things to think about are: How are you going to fund the work? Will you be protected financially if anything goes wrong? Assuming you don’t have enough capital to pay for everything yourself or it makes sense to borrow in the short term, you’re probably…
[ad_1] Looking for a new property investment or trying to get onto the ladder for the first time? Take a look at our selection of homes from across the UK, starting from £70,000 to just under the Stamp Duty threshold of £300,000 if you are a first time buyer. Read our guide to Stamp Duty Land…
[ad_1] Looking for a new property investment or trying to get onto the ladder for the first time? Take a look at our selection of homes, starting from just under £55,000 to under the tax threshold of £145,000. Read our guide to Stamp Duty Land Tax (SDLT) and Land and Building Transaction Tax (LBTT) here. …
