If you own a buy-to-let property and are considering selling, you will need to think about the tenants before you start putting up the for-sale signs. You have specific rules and responsibilities to adhere to as a landlord and simply evicting a tenant to sell a property is not allowed. Landlords cannot evict tenants just […]
Selling a house can be a slow process and one filled with a host of legal hurdles to navigate. Quite often, one of the most common things to slow down any sale is a survey. With surveyors spotting defects with properties, and then compiling a report to disclose their findings, it can take substantial time […]
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Time is of the essence in property, so it pays to be fully up to speed with the processes you may encounter. Remortgaging is a property process that can take time, but do it right, follow our guide, and all should run smoothly. Typically, it takes 4-8 weeks to remortgage, but things can slow it […]
We get it. The process of selling your parents’ house after they’ve passed away is full of practical and emotional challenges. To anyone else, your parents’ house is just bricks and mortar. But to you, it’s full of memories of your family. And if you’re here, reading this, perhaps you’re trying to find the best […]
Selling a house is usually a significant milestone. It’s only natural that you want to maximise your property’s value when you sell. One potential road to increased property value is getting planning permission before putting it on the market. But does selling a house with planning permission add value? The short answer is often yes […]
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Remortgaging can be a smart financial move, helping you secure a better deal, reduce monthly payments, or release equity from your property. However, it’s essential to understand the costs involved to determine if it’s the right choice for you. The total cost of remortgaging can vary widely depending on your circumstances and lender. In this […]
Let’s face it, selling your house can be stressful enough without having to deal with problem neighbours on top of it. If you’re dealing with noisy parties, boundary disputes or just general bad behaviour next door, we know these issues can feel like a huge barrier to selling up and moving on. But don’t panic […]
If you’re facing serious debt, bankruptcy is one option, but it should only be considered after exploring all other possibilities. If you have no other way to pay your debts or a company has applied to make you bankrupt, you’re likely wondering what will happen to your assets. In this blog we explore what happens […]
Home repossessions are increasing. The latest available government data revealed that Q1 of 2024 saw property repossession increase 4% year over year. Falling into mortgage arrears is now commonplace and voluntary repossession is, for some, the only viable option. In this blog, we take a closer look at voluntary repossession, answer common queries, and provide […]
Many sellers assume that once the property is sold, their responsibilities end and from that point on, any issues with the property are the buyer’s problem. However, that’s not always the case. There’s a chance you may still be held liable for certain issues with the property for several years after the sale. If you’ve […]
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The UK is home to a variety of property types, with flats being the most common. Flats can be categorised as either ‘leasehold’ or ‘freehold.’ But what does this mean? And is it hard to sell a freehold flat? In this article we’ll explore what a freehold flat is and how to sell one, discussing […]
Selling a house can be a stressful and complicated process at the best of times. This becomes a whole different matter if you have a charging order or County Court Judgment (CCJ) attached to your property. Taking proactive steps to understand what these legal orders mean and address the situation quickly can help relieve stress […]