What is Subsidence and How Can You Treat it?

Few things strike fear into buyers and sellers alike than finding out a property has subsidence. Would you consider buying a property where there was risk of structural damage? This is certainly a question that many sellers have sleepless nights about – particularly if they are looking for a quick home sale – if you […]

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A Complete Guide To Property Raffles

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Selling your home is no easy feat, with thousands of UK homeowners looking to flog their properties amidst a highly concentrated market, many factors can get in the way of your property sale. From unsettled economies to Japanese Knotweed, Brits are increasingly looking for new ways to overcome their property woes and sell their homes […]

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What are the Pitfalls of Equity Release?

Pitfalls of equity release schemes - balancing house and finances.

If you find yourself “asset rich and cash poor”, many over 55s opt into an equity release scheme (ERS) to raise some extra cash, but it’s not all good news. ERSs have been labelled “the lifestyle dream that can turn into a nightmare” by consumer organisation Which?, who warn that the scheme could leave pensioners […]

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Inheriting a House With a Mortgage: What to do

Inheriting a house with a mortgage. Two hands holding a house.

Losing a loved one can be a difficult and emotional time for anyone involved but adding inheriting a house with a mortgage to the mix as well, it’s bound to make life even more stressful. In this post, we’ve simplified everything you need to know if you are inheriting a house with a mortgage, along […]

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Do I Need a Solicitor to Sell my House?

With the cost of hiring a solicitor to help with the selling of your house ranging anywhere from £500 to £2,000, many will be wondering if they can undertake this task without the help of a trained legal professional. In what follows, we’ll answer the question “do I need a solicitor to sell my house?”. […]

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Home Staging: Tips to Prepare your House for a Quick Sale

When selling a property, it is important to make sure you are getting the best price you can for it. And while it may seem like a bit of a hassle, property staging has been proven to help you get some extra cash when selling your house. If you want to learn more about why […]

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How to Avoid We Buy Any House Scams

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With the average time to sell a house taking anything from 2 to 3 months, according to Gov.uk research, you might be looking into ‘we buy any house’ companies in order to sell your house quickly- especially if you have experienced a buyer pulling out of a house sale. However, before considering this shortcut when […]

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The Different Types of Mortgage in the UK, Explained

There are several different types of mortgage on offer in the UK. Choosing which type of mortgage is best for you is the million-dollar question when purchasing a home of your own. Read on to find out all about the different types of home mortgage loans. Remember, before you make any decision, it is crucial […]

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Remortgage Guide: When Should You Remortgage?

A remortgage is when you apply for a new mortgage on your property, either to replace an existing mortgage or to borrow money against your property. According to Martin Lewis, around a third of home loans are remortgages in the UK, but when do you know when you should follow this route? In this remortgage […]

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How Long Does Conveyancing Take?

The conveyancing process pertaining to the purchase of a house will typically conclude anywhere between 8 and 12 weeks after its commencement. This period will vary depending on how long the property chain is and/or how smoothly the different stages of the process move along. Chances are the reason you’re reading this is because you’ve […]

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