There have been claims in the media of a landlord exodus, and if you are a residential landlord, perhaps you have been thinking about selling up too. With the Renters Reform Bill aiming to strengthen tenants’ rights, and interest rates and economic pressures squeezing...
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Cracks and subsidence in a property, a cause for concern?
If you are a homeowner or looking to buy, the very word subsidence may fill you with dread or visions of sinkholes which hit the newspaper headlines. According to the British Insurance Brokers Association, subsidence is a common issue affecting an estimated 20 per...
The risks of buying a property for student accommodation and how to avoid them
If your son or daughter is heading off to university, you may be thinking about their student accommodation. With student rents averaging nearly £7,000 a year, you may also want to help financially. For some parents, the solution is to buy a property for their child...
How to successfully sell your house through the modern method of property auction
Online auctions, especially the ‘modern method’ of property auction, continue to grow in popularity. Last year saw a 40 per cent rise in the value of property sold at auction, much of this online. But what exactly is the modern method of auction, and is it something...