In this blog, we look at different aspects of mortgages, taking one of £150k as an example. Remember that this isn’t the price of the house, it’s the amount borrowed for a property, the remainder would be paid as a deposit. Monthly repayments on a £150k mortgage You probably know Read More ->
It’s no secret. Landlords are always looking for the best high yield areas to invest in. So, we thought we could help with your research by writing an article on it! At the start of the year, TotalMoney researched across the United Kingdom into where the best buy-to-let areas are. Read More ->
With so many of us looking into buying a house in a sunnier place, is 202 going to be the year to buy abroad? And if so, where? Property Reports recently spoke about how they had many enquiries from readers who wanted buy abroad. Last year, most exchange rates either Read More ->
When it comes to selling and buying a new property, the whole process can seem stressful; especially when there is lots to do. Even if you are only buying a property, you will need to instruct a solicitor to help you purchase and sell your property. In short, a solicitor Read More ->
My name is Neil Reynolds of www.Reynolds-Financial.co.uk and I have been involved in financial advising for 15 years. Recently though, for the last few years, I have specialised in Equity Release. Equity Release is a way for homeowners over the age of 55 to release the equity from their main residence. Read More ->
Are you a landlord in the UK market? There’s many important factors to consider. One is, are your tenants happy? You’ll want to ensure that your tenants aren’t in a rush to move out, especially if they’re good ones who look after the property. If they contact you about a Read More ->
There may be a few situations in life where you need to take a name off the title deeds for your home. A common one is divorce when one partner is perhaps buying the other out. Circumstances may also include death of an owner, or some other change. Most often Read More ->
When a property goes to auction, there’s no guarantee that it will sell. Often there will be a reserve price set and if no-one bids at that price or above it, the house won’t be sold. This reserve price is the minimum the seller is willing to accept, and is Read More ->
Over the years, many of us Brits have taken the plunge into property investments and owning multiple properties. With many of us considering, is there a way of releasing equity so you can start investing in property? Releasing Equity In a nutshell, if you didn’t already know, releasing equity is Read More ->
Are you looking to sell your property but don’t know where to start? We’re here to help. In this blog, we look at some positives and negatives to using online estate agents compared to other methods, plus we compare some of the best online estate agents out there. What an Read More ->
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