House prices are always increasing or decreasing dependent on many factors. But what about the number of houses on the market available to buy? This is also a number which is affected by all sorts of things, including politics. You’ve probably heard of the UK general election taking place on Read More ->
As this is being written, the UK sits within another difficult position. It is currently looking towards the political parties as they are now campaigning to gain the majority within parliament. Over the last few years, there has been a lot of political conversation across Britain. Most of this has Read More ->
UPDATED FOR 2020 – READ OUR UP TO DATE ARTICLE HERE What is shared ownership? Buying a home is likely to be the largest purchase you ever make, and one which many people struggle to afford. This is where shared ownership comes in, you can purchase 25-75% of the home’s Read More ->
Evicting a tenant from your rental property is never an easy task. For all involved, evictions are difficult situations that need to handled with care. This article will discuss how to legally evict a tenant through the Section 21 and Section 8. If you do need anymore advice around the Read More ->
Applying for a mortgage can be a stressful time. The majority of us don’t have the cash to buy a house so we need to borrow money from a mortgage lender. Your credit score affects which mortgages and which mortgage lenders are available to you. If you have a bad Read More ->
Within the UK, releasing equity is becoming a popular way for those above the age of fifty-five to release cash. However, even though it is a well spoken about topic, there is some confusion still around Equity Release. In this article, it will consider what equity release and everything that Read More ->
Whether you’re looking to sell, just wondering what your house is worth, or want to see what value your changes have made, there’s different ways you can find out how much your property is worth. It’s difficult to get an accurate valuation online, but we’ve looked into a few methods Read More ->
Stamp Duty may seem confusing to start with; however, it is essential you get to grips with it before purchasing g a property. If you are buying a property in Northern Ireland or England above the cost of £125,000, then Stamp Duty Land Tax (SDLT) will also need to be Read More ->
We spoke to Roger Lake about his experience in the property industry, insights into property auctions and opinions on the housing market in the UK. Tell us a bit about yourself, what is it you do? “I am a Founding Director of Auction House UK and have over 30 years’ Read More ->
Following on from our blog on what happens at property auctions, which covers how auctions work, and how to prepare if you’re going to buy and sell at auction, it’s also important to consider the positives and negatives of buying and selling at a property auction. Auctioning properties has become Read More ->
© 2020 - Property Press Online