Winter Maintenance Suggestions To Safeguard Your Property
Whether you’re letting or living in your home, maintenance can be a pain to deal with and not very exciting.
Budget-friendly ways to spruce up your rental property and attract tenants
You have decided to rent your house out – or perhaps you have been a landlord for a while and simply need a few tips to help you keep your tenants happy and protect your investment.
Steps to beat the January blues
The Christmas lights have disappeared, it’s cold, and it seems like summer is so far in the future that it’s never going to happen, while you want to go back to the Christmas holidays, when you could relax with friends and family and plenty of good food.
Property searches often spike in January
Having enjoyed time with loved ones, lots of food and drink, films, and festivities, the time to start searching for a new home now begins.
Prepare your property for a February sale
January is a fantastic month to prepare your property for a February sale.
Is your New Year’s Resolution to renovate your home?
Another New Year, a new beginning.
How to prevent emergency property issues as a landlord
Emergency property issues aren’t good for tenants or landlords, and the best way to safeguard against these potential nightmares is to take preventative measures before they arise.
Top tips for first-time buyers saving for a deposit
Buying your first home will most likely be the biggest purchase of your life so far.
Achieve a quicker sale by avoiding these decorating mistakes
Less is more when it comes to decorating your house for a quick sale.
The new interest rate rise is set to do good things for the housing market
When most people hear the phrase – interest rate rise, they immediately panic and worry about higher bills and extra expenses at the end of each month, then have a good rant about how horrid and expensive everything is getting.
Why January is a great time to sell
January is a time of clarity, after shaking off the tinsel and pine needles, it’s the time to return to everyday life with intentions of improving it – which is why plans for moving often come into fruition at this time of year.
What to expect for the buy-to-let market in 2023
As we approach the end of a turbulent financial year, many landlords in the UK will be weighing up their options going into 2023 and debating whether to remain in the buy-to-let market.
Top tips to speed up the time between sale agreed and exchange
Selling your home requires a good amount of patience and persistence, and the process is never as straightforward as it might seem.
Top interior design trends for 2023
Interior design is more than just dressing up a property to look nice, it’s all about making your house feel like home.
The stress-free guide for moving at Christmas time
Although the evenings are gloomy, the roads are busy, and the weather outside is frightful – moving home during the festive period can be a stress-free process if you’re well prepared for it.
Property sales hold steady with a fifth of stock sold every month
According to a new analysis of property market performance over the past three months, estate agents across the UK have facilitated just over 43,000 transactions per month – meaning they have sold an average of 17% of all homes listed for sale on a monthly basis.
Make the most of your garden this winter
With the temperatures dropping and the nights looming longer, it’s understandable why most people abandon their gardens until spring rolls back around.
Low stock continues to push house price growth
Despite the wider economic challenges impacting the UK property market, a continuous disparity between supply and demand has pushed house prices up to a record high after a 0.
Deposit-friendly ways to decorate your rental home this Christmas
As a tenant, you’re probably used to demonstrating a good amount of self-restraint when it comes to decorating your home.
Demand on the rise for energy-efficient homes
Santander’s Buying into the Green Homes Revolution Report has revealed that nine in ten estate agents have acknowledged that demand is rising among homebuyers for properties with higher energy efficiency ratings.
Average rents continue to rise across the UK
In the fallout from the Bank of England’s base rate rising far above the waterline at 3%, mortgage rates and rents continue to rise in line with inflation, and the domino effect of the economic climate becomes ever more apparent in today’s housing market.
A landlord’s essential winter checklist
Amidst all the hustle and bustle of Christmas preparation, the holiday season is really about taking a much-needed break from everyday business to spend time with loved ones.
Mistakes to avoid when buying a property
Whether you’re a first-time buyer or a homeowner who’s ready to take another step up the property ladder, buying a house is a big decision, with an equally large scope for making errors.
The ultimate end of tenancy cleaning guide
The definition of the word ‘clean’ can vary from person to person, which is why most deposit disputes between landlords and tenants arise around the end of tenancy cleaning.
What are millennials looking for in a property?
Every decade brings along a new wave of first-time buyers, and this time around, millennials are on the market.
What has happened in the property market during the last 50 years?
It’s no secret that today’s property market is thriving at peak buoyancy, with record house prices and demand going through the roof, which is why it’s easy to overlook the history of the market which brought us to this point.
Your Winter home checklist
With Christmas on the horizon and a chilly winter around the corner, there are many things to look forward to (and prepare for) at this time of year.
Three things landlords offering ‘bills included’ tenancies should know
As the cost-of-living spikes, landlords and tenants involved in ‘bills included’ rental contracts will need to communicate clearly with one another in order to grapple with the new host of challenges.
75% of landlords assisting tenants with rising cost of living
Research by retail and commercial bank, Shawbrook, suggests that three-quarters of private sector landlords have taken steps to help tenants cope, as the cost-of-living rises.
Average UK rents rise to £1,159 PCM
Houses aren’t the only things seeing a rise in prices, as every area of the UK recorded a growth in rent prices during September.
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